learning tapping

T1nM4n · Post by **T1nM4n** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 12:47 am

i was wondering what i good starter song would be for tapping, i have almost not experience with it at all, esspecialy on acoustic, so can anyone direct me to a tab of a good song to learn, thanks

GSR · Post by **GSR** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 12:58 am

Jerry Was a Race Car Driver is a fun groove to get you started.

dmbguitar718 · Post by **dmbguitar718** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 12:58 am

i don't really mean to toot my own horn, but the tapping on the song "solitude" on my site is pretty basic. you can try that. (the tab is there as well.) most songs with tapping are very difficult and very involved for a beginner.

Tranman66 · Post by **Tranman66** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 8:53 am

btw, i ljust listened to your cover of 34#, simply soothing and amazing. i like it. and of course, solitude is a really good song as well. I am always impressed with you.

ok tapping.

i would do basical excercises first. like the little two note intro in "knock on wood"

or hte few measure of the verse of trace bundy's "dueling ninja"

hmm, start with just one string, then play around with two hand hamer on and pull off. do a search online, there are exercises you can do.

czech · Post by **czech** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 9:40 am

Mighty Morphine Power Rangers Theme Song.

i am sam2 · Post by **i am sam2** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 10:52 am

Tranman66 wrote:btw, i ljust listened to your cover of 34#, simply soothing and amazing. i like it. and of course, solitude is a really good song as well. I am always impressed with you.

ok tapping.

i would do basical excercises first. like the little two note intro in "knock on wood"

or hte few measure of the verse of trace bundy's "dueling ninja"

hmm, start with just one string, then play around with two hand hamer on and pull off. do a search online, there are exercises you can do.

trace bundys' Canon is disgusting...that left hand action is amazing

fatjack · Post by **fatjack** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 4:38 pm

Tranman66 wrote:btw, i ljust listened to your cover of 34#, simply soothing and amazing. i like it. and of course, solitude is a really good song as well. I am always impressed with you.

ok tapping.

i would do basical excercises first. like the little two note intro in "knock on wood"

or hte few measure of the verse of trace bundy's "dueling ninja"

hmm, start with just one string, then play around with two hand hamer on and pull off. do a search online, there are exercises you can do.

two note?

Tranman66 · Post by **Tranman66** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 9:31 pm

fatjack wrote:
Tranman66 wrote:btw, i ljust listened to your cover of 34#, simply soothing and amazing. i like it. and of course, solitude is a really good song as well. I am always impressed with you.

ok tapping.

i would do basical excercises first. like the little two note intro in "knock on wood"

or hte few measure of the verse of trace bundy's "dueling ninja"

hmm, start with just one string, then play around with two hand hamer on and pull off. do a search online, there are exercises you can do.
two note?

lol sorry, actually its 3 notes. i was prefering to when he plays 4 0 5 0 4 0 5 while drumming

fatjack · Post by **fatjack** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 10:56 pm

Tranman66 wrote:
fatjack wrote:
Tranman66 wrote:btw, i ljust listened to your cover of 34#, simply soothing and amazing. i like it. and of course, solitude is a really good song as well. I am always impressed with you.

ok tapping.

i would do basical excercises first. like the little two note intro in "knock on wood"

or hte few measure of the verse of trace bundy's "dueling ninja"

hmm, start with just one string, then play around with two hand hamer on and pull off. do a search online, there are exercises you can do.
two note?
lol sorry, actually its 3 notes. i was prefering to when he plays 4 0 5 0 4 0 5 while drumming

i know what you are talking about now, but thats not what he plays