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Alexiaden9314th May 2009Wow ! This is a really exotic kind of guitar-playing ! The chord progression reminds me a lot of "Blood Brothers" by Iron Maiden
Juan M. Valero2nd May 2008Thanks guys !!!
Lian Gerbino2nd May 2008awesome man.... was really nice!
Danilo Capezzuto19th March 2008Bella Giuà!!
Carlos Carrillo17th March 2008Fantastic lesson Juan!!!
great job!!!
gracias amigo!!- Juan M. Valero17th February 2008
Thanks Bladzerok !!! I need to do more touch lessons
bladzerok17th February 2008this is soo cool haha i love it!5/5
- Juan M. Valero14th February 2008
well I did some similar tapping in my last lesson, Shred Tapping
hehe, sounds really awesome and it's not too much difficult to play 
al christie14th February 2008Have you tried doing this with a bit of gain on the amp, it would bring out the right hand notes a bit better.
Good playing though.- Juan M. Valero14th January 2008
It's an Ibanez RG 550 and yeah, I was a bit influenciated by Sath in this technique
Joe Kataldo14th January 2008Cool remember me satriani...what guitar is that?
- Juan M. Valero30th December 2007
Oh, no, thank you for the coment
David Wallimann30th December 2007I missed this lesson. Great ideas exposed here, thanks Juan! It's very inspiring.
- Juan M. Valero20th November 2007
Thanks Fabian, I know you are also a touch instructor so I thank your words a lot
Fabian Schulz20th November 2007great lesson juan
- Juan M. Valero20th November 2007 Thanks !!! I try to do the best that I can
Ben N20th November 2007cool stuff
- Juan M. Valero19th November 2007
Thanks TheClansmansDK
See you later =) 
TheClansmanDK19th November 2007This is beautiful Juan, great lesson!
Cheers, Alex- Juan M. Valero19th November 2007 Yeah, midnight was a big influence in this exercice
- Zephyr19th November 2007
GuitarMasterFriends...
I love it! Very much like Midnight... 
Hisham Al-Sanea19th November 2007fantastic job juan
- Juan M. Valero18th November 2007
mmm well you can get some ideas with this lesson and then practice them
Thanks for the coment - peterorg5419th November 2007
Perfect !
i just needed some basic, simple tapping lessons ..
but this is not a basic stuff i think...
Unleash-The-Shred19th November 2007This has a really neat sound to it.
- Juan M. Valero18th November 2007
Gracias Gabriel !!! ultimamente estoy haciendo bastante tapping asique aprovecho para hacer lecciones y explorar un poco aunque aún me considero un novato en esta desciplina (sobretodo despues de ver a Tafolla y compañia XD)
Gabriel Leopardi19th November 2007way! I love how it sounds! Good work Juan!
Espero más lecciones de tapping tuyas!- Juan M. Valero18th November 2007
I agree, you can obtain lot of very different sounds with your guitar and with some efects
- Maximus18th November 2007
Very unique sound. It amazes me how diverse one insturment can be. well done.
- Juan M. Valero18th November 2007
Thanks to all, in this kind of tapping Satriani was my teacher
The Uncreator18th November 2007Very awesome lesson, i love the sound!!
Andrew Cockburn18th November 2007Nice Juan - a very different kind of sound with the tapping and the sus2 together!
Alex Lewis18th November 2007awesome lesson sounds so much like Satch its unreal!
gonna take me a while to get this one only just learnt touch lesson 1!!
keep up the good work mate
Pablo Vazquez18th November 2007Good Lesson!!!! Excelente Juan, eso fue muy a lo Satriani. Awesome!
- Juan M. Valero18th November 2007
Thanks Muris !! I'm happy you like my poor explanation
I'd like to explain lot more things but it's very difficult for me to translate some sentences to english 
Muris Varajic18th November 2007Sounds awesome Juan,nice 2nd add and explanation,
well done!!- Juan M. Valero18th November 2007 thanks Kris !!! I really love the synthesiser sounds, specially the arpegiator effect, it's very cool.
Kristofer Dahl18th November 2007Excellent topic Juan - also, I like the effect of the synthesisers with your clean guitar sound!
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Hello GuitarMasterFriends! Welcome to another touch technique lesson. In this one I do some examples of how you can play a simple arpeggio with both hands tapping. It's basically 5 arpegios (E-G-D-C-B) all with the sus2 instead of the 3rd note, which gives this particular sound that I really love :D
You can use this exercice in lot of situations, for instance in some sweet introductions or in fast parts of a song.
This lesson is inspired by Joe Satriani's tapping (listen to "Day at the Beach", "Unforgotten part 1" or "Midnight"), but also by Loureiro's and Tafolla's.
Well that's all. The tempo is 150 bpm and I use a E minor scale.
Video 1: slow
Video 2: slow with weird angle :P
Video 3: part 1
Video 4: part 2
Video 5: part 3
Video 6: part 4
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