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Feedback
Daniel Realpe1st May 2010Sounds amazing!
great lesson!
Santiago Diaz Garces19th December 2009Thank you so much guys!
Stephane Lucarelli18th December 2009Awesome chops man!
Sinisa Cekic16th December 2009Great tapping Santiago !!
Aleksander Sukovic16th December 2009Great lesson, man! I like it!
Marcus Siepen16th December 2009cool tapping
Jonathan Burgos15th December 2009the master of "tapping"! Great lesson Santi!
- Santiago Diaz Garces15th December 2009
Thanks guys!
Ivan Milenkovic15th December 2009This sounds hard man! Great technique
Pedja Simovic14th December 2009Great tapping lesson Santiago.
Emir Hot14th December 2009Very cool man
Great lesson- Santiago Diaz Garces14th December 2009
Thank you very much guys! GLad you like it!
Lian Gerbino14th December 2009great lesson man!!
Sensible Jones14th December 2009Awesome phrasing Santiago!!!
Krisztian Lovrek14th December 2009Sounds very cool!
Eat-Sleep-andJam14th December 2009Awesome man, your technique is exciting to watch !
- Lesson
- My notes
Hi everybody!
In this new lesson we’ll work on rhythmic variations with the tapping technique using one and four fingers. The exercise begins with a simple line on the C major scale using 16th notes. The second part is made with Sextuplets and with more complex note combination, adding slide when back. On the last part, we use the Am pentatonic scale, playing quintuplets as main note duration. The idea is, as I always say, take this as an example and combine it in other positions, tonalities and experiment too with another note values. Hope you enjoy the lesson.
Have fun!!
C Major Scale:
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