Tapping Etude #1 Lesson

Aleksander Sukovic

Tapping Etude #1

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- Randy B20th June 2010
  totally epic lesson, i got it learned in one day, some of the progression changes are a bitch but with practice i'll get it
- Aleksander Sukovic4th April 2010
  QUOTE (Sergio Dorado @ Mar 28 2010, 04:51 PM)
  Excellent ideas for tapping! Great
  
  Thank you Sergio
  
  QUOTE (Marcus Siepen @ Mar 28 2010, 08:05 PM)
  absolutely awesome lesson!
  
  Thank you Marcus
  
  QUOTE (Wilska @ Mar 28 2010, 11:56 PM)
  Wow that's some crazy tapping Aleksander.. Awesome! Thanks for sharing
  
  Thanks
  
  QUOTE (Sinisa Cekic @ Mar 31 2010, 02:48 PM)
  ubivas na mesto !
  
  raw translation:
  (killing in the area) !
  
  hahahaha Hvala Sinisa
  
  Thank you
- Sinisa Cekic31st March 2010
  ubivas na mesto !
  
  raw translation:
  (killing in the area) !
- Wilska28th March 2010
  Wow that's some crazy tapping Aleksander.. Awesome! Thanks for sharing
- Marcus Siepen28th March 2010
  absolutely awesome lesson!
- Sergio Dorado28th March 2010
  Excellent ideas for tapping! Great
- Aleksander Sukovic28th March 2010
  QUOTE (Laszlo Boross @ Mar 27 2010, 09:22 PM)
  Really nice piece Aleksander! Loved it
  
  Thank you Laszlo I'm glad you like it
  
  QUOTE (Emir Hot @ Mar 28 2010, 04:09 PM)
  Great job man. Perfect execution
  
  Thanks Emir
- Emir Hot28th March 2010
  Great job man. Perfect execution
- Laszlo Boross27th March 2010
  Really nice piece Aleksander! Loved it
- Aleksander Sukovic27th March 2010
  QUOTE (Ivan Milenkovic @ Mar 27 2010, 01:59 AM)
  wow, that is BIG number of notes in a small place, very impressive technique man!
  
  Hehe thanks
  
  QUOTE (Stephane Lucarelli @ Mar 27 2010, 05:08 PM)
  Sounds really great Aleksander!
  
  Thank you very much
- Stephane Lucarelli27th March 2010
  Sounds really great Aleksander!
- Ivan Milenkovic26th March 2010
  wow, that is BIG number of notes in a small place, very impressive technique man!
- Aleksander Sukovic26th March 2010
  QUOTE (Karl-ss @ Mar 26 2010, 08:27 PM)
  I just have one thing to say.. This: O__O
  
  hahahahhaha Thanks... I guess
  
  QUOTE (Piotr Kaczor @ Mar 26 2010, 08:38 PM)
  Perfect!
  
  Thank you Piotr
- Piotr Kaczor26th March 2010
  Perfect!
- Karl-ss26th March 2010
  I just have one thing to say.. This: O__O
- Aleksander Sukovic26th March 2010
  QUOTE (Zsolt Galambos @ Mar 26 2010, 04:28 PM)
  I just love your lessons, bro
  
  Thanks bro
  
  QUOTE (Vasilije Vukmirovic @ Mar 26 2010, 04:41 PM)
  This is great! I like the harmony beneath. all the chords have those small intervals that make it sound so good.
  
  Yes, and every arpeggio has the note 'e' on top Thanks!
  
  QUOTE (Gerardo Siere @ Mar 26 2010, 05:24 PM)
  Awesome lesson!
  
  Thank you Gerardo
  
  QUOTE (Lian Gerbino @ Mar 26 2010, 05:24 PM)
  awesome!!!
  
  Thanks man
  
  QUOTE (Adrian Figallo @ Mar 26 2010, 05:54 PM)
  amazing!! i love the whole thing!
  
  Thank you Adrian, I'm glad you like it
- Adrian Figallo26th March 2010
  amazing!! i love the whole thing!
- Lian Gerbino26th March 2010
  awesome!!!
- Gerardo Siere26th March 2010
  Awesome lesson!
- Vasilije Vukmirovic26th March 2010
  This is great! I like the harmony beneath. all the chords have those small intervals that make it sound so good.
- Zsolt Galambos26th March 2010
  I just love your lessons, bro
- Aleksander Sukovic26th March 2010
  QUOTE (superize @ Mar 26 2010, 02:53 PM)
  How can you play that clean and fast..... Simply amazing
  
  Thanks Well as I said, It all comes down to practicing, and doing it the right way
  
  QUOTE (Bogdan Radovic @ Mar 26 2010, 03:45 PM)
  I love the clean sound and composition, sounds really impressive!
  
  Thank you, Bogdan, I appreciate it
- Bogdan Radovic26th March 2010
  I love the clean sound and composition, sounds really impressive!
- superize26th March 2010
  How can you play that clean and fast..... Simply amazing
- Aleksander Sukovic26th March 2010
  QUOTE (Kristofer Dahl @ Mar 26 2010, 11:26 AM)
  Absolutely awesome arpeggio/tapping etude Aleksander! This is such a cool example of what tapping enables - this would have been extremely difficult to do without this technique (unless you're Shawn Lane).
  
  Hehe exactly RIP Shawn. Thanks Kris
  
  QUOTE (mhskeide @ Mar 26 2010, 11:56 AM)
  Wow, your fingers are moving so smooth, yet it sounds so insanely fast! Awesome
  
  Thanks man It's all comes down to practicing, and doing it right
  
  QUOTE (Mr T @ Mar 26 2010, 12:23 PM)
  This is amazing! And kind of creepy with that backing.
  
  Thanks Mr T ))
  
  QUOTE (Marek Rojewski @ Mar 26 2010, 12:43 PM)
  Wickedly cool:)
  
  Thank you Marek
- Marek Rojewski26th March 2010
  Wickedly cool:)
- Mr T26th March 2010
  This is amazing! And kind of creepy with that backing.
- mhskeide26th March 2010
  Wow, your fingers are moving so smooth, yet it sounds so insanely fast! Awesome
- Kristofer Dahl26th March 2010
  Absolutely awesome arpeggio/tapping etude Aleksander! This is such a cool example of what tapping enables - this would have been extremely difficult to do without this technique (unless you're Shawn Lane).

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- Tags: Two hands, Two handed, Legato, Arpeggios, Workout, Tapped arpeggios, Tap arpeggios, Shred, A minor, Triplets, Symphonic metal
Welcome to Tapping Etude 1! This is a little piece I wrote that will hopefully help you to advance to a higher level in tapping.

It's consisted of arpeggios, played both descending and accending, in triplets, after every three notes, returning to the second note and adding three more notes, and so on...

Each arpeggio is played in two positions at once, one position is played by the left hand, and the other by right.

In this exercise your right hand is playing in a chord position, using only your index finger, (feel free to use any tapping finger you like, or you would like to practice tapping with) which you might find a little difficult to maneuver about, but that is the main idea in this tapping exercise, to push your limits, and to make your tapping more precise.

Key: a minor;

Tempo: 140 BPM;

Time signature: 4/4.

Enjoy! :)

From this course:
- Tapping Etude #2
  LEVEL 7
  The first part of an intermediate etude for 8-finger tapping.
  by Aleksander Sukovic14 years

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