Very nice and useful exercise. You really developed this technique. I can't move with this stuff
awesome workout, still gotta try this myself, so far I never used more that 2 fingers to tap
This is so useful! great lesson partner!
I'm sure a lot of us will find this lesson useful
Coool exercise Alexandar,I have never tried such a way of playing
Great exercises, very clean playing!
Great techique and very useful lesson!
Fantastic and smooth sounding Aleksandar
very cool tapping never would thought about it! great exercise
A newer great piece of this very useful series! Nice job Aleksander!
Very useful excercises!
Hey thanks
Cool 8 finger tapping workout Aleksandre!
Hello again! And welcome to '8-Finger Tapping Basics - Exercise no.4'. This is another basic exercise lesson that will help you improve your 8-finger tapping abilities. We have two variations of one exercise. Both of them have the same fingering pattern per string, left hand 1-4, then right hand 1-4, only the first variation has a linear string 1-6 sequence, while the other has string skipping 6-4-5-3-4-2-3-1 and so on.
Here, the right hand has an important role, its there so the left hand can automatically copy it's movement, without you even noticing, because of the left-right hand connections between your brain hemispheres.
This is a very useful exercise, as a preparation for learning to play 8-finger tapping scales. But if you should have any trouble with this one, I would suggest you to get back to some of the previous lesson of the '8-Finger Tapping Basics' series, or you can simply PM me for assistance.
So, there you go. Good luck! :)
Tempo: 120 BPM;
Time signature: 4/4.