10 Levels Of Tapping
Well I don't believe it but we're finally at the end of the "10 Levels Of" series! These lessons are intended to be an extension of the 1 Minute Workouts, giving you an opportunity to dive a bit deeper into each of the core 5 techniques.
Tapping is by far my weakest technique out of the 5 (hence why I left it until last haha) but it was actually a great challenge to put together some creative licks that will not only push you, but hopefully inspire you too. I'm actually super happy with how this one came out and, musically, might actually be my favorite exercise I've ever made. Hope you guys have some fun with it!
Good luck and don't forget to share your progress with everyone in the Discord server!
Comments (9)
lvl 10 is insane
Quick questions: how can I set my effect chain to sound similar, could you share something that would work? I lower the guitar volume to cut some gain cause in part 7 it keeps notes ringing not matter how much I try to mute them, even rolling the finger lol.
Couldn't really tell you exactly how, my tone here is literally just a preset from the Neural DSP Petrucci plugin! In terms of notes ringing, unless the problem is because of a delay or something it's most likely to do with technique and not tone. Lowering volume isn't gonna help if your technique isn't quite right. You need to ensure you tap at EXACTLY the same time you release the previous note, so it's like a binary on/off motion. Even if you're just a bit too slow there's gonna be some ringing. If you're still struggling I'd suggest making a post on the Discord server so we can help you properly! Cheers man
Wtf
yess thank youuuu
The first level sounds like some 90s German dance music lol
Yeah went for a Synthwave kinda vibe haha
I love the chords used In level 6 with the GBaug and the Fmaj7
Cheers Oliver! Love those kinds of chromatic movements