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This lesson is a detailed guide to get you started on learning the two-handed tapping technique for guitar. There are two important skills that must be learned first: left hand legato, and the right hand tap. After that, we will break down the most common tapping pattern (heard in Van Halen’s “Eruption,” Metallica’s “One,” and countless other tracks) into three simple steps.
After learning how to synch up our practice with a metronome, we will then explore different patterns of varying difficulty, including 4-note sixteenth note patterns, 5 note quintuplet patterns, and 6-note sextuplet patterns.
A small amount of music theory will also be taught relating to minor and major arpeggios, which are the most common way to perform tapping sequences. However, you are encouraged to EXPERIMENT with new shapes, patterns, strings, etc.
Included with this lesson is a backing track using the chords Em-G-A-C. Try using the skills taught in this lesson to create a tapped arpeggio sequence that matches each chord. Also included is a 2 page PDF detailing the steps to tapping, arpeggio theory, and tabs/music for the tapping patterns.
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00:00 Intro
00:50 Getting Started
04:42 Three Steps To Tapping
07:23 Technique advice
09:11 Descending Threes
10:22 Metronome Practice
12:11 Beyond Triplets
13:53 Tapped Arpeggio Music Theory
17:23 Arpeggio Passages
18:54 Advanced concepts
21:28 Practice Advice
Views : 288,277
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Jul 17, 2020 ^^
Rating : 4.971 (94/13,075 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Love Jake's content. He teaches not only the big picture, but also the subtleties, nuances, and tricks that alot of other people will not teach. This lesson is a perfect example of that.
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best beginner tutorial of tapping I have seen so far
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THIS. IS. THE. BEST. TAPPING. VIDEO. ON. YOUTUBE. PERIOD.
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Your tapping is good but I’m impressed by how fast you can count xD
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i've always said this.. this is the best music theory channel available on the internet. indeed tapping was very easy for me to learn as a self thought guitarist but i still think that the hardest part is actually mixing tapping with other techniques. like for me, the hardest part was to use the middle finger to tap so i can keep holding my pick with the thumb and index finger, then actually switching my right hand back in position for picking the strings fast enough. in the beginning even at slower paced songs i had problems shifting my hand from the bridge side to the frets and then shifting it back, but with a little practice you get used to it and you are able to hit the right fret immediately when shifting
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I remember when you were on your way to 100k subscribers. Now you’re almost at 400k. Keep up the great content Papa Jake 🥺👍
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You’re an impressive teacher! Clear, articulate, to the point and... you know your shit! A real pleasure!
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6:50 i appreciate the dedication to syncing the guitar to the text
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One of the best music theory and practical applications on youtube. Awesome video my man, keep them coming.
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good job bro
nice and clear
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OMG..! Thank you for the best fundamental and comprehensive two handed tapping instruction ever...!
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You are my favorite instructor. I can't thank you enough for your contribution to my playing !
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You're amazing! Every time I watch one of your videos I learn so many new things.
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Jake! You're by far the best teacher out there. Completely blown away at how much you've made music theory easy for me to understand. Youre it!
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You are super awesome instructor for all the time Mr. Jay Lizzion. Thank you so much Mr. Jay Lizzio for sharing and preparing helpful vids which I have benefitted from your vids.
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Thanks for sharing this great video. Very good, very well explained...
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Absolute genius in making all your lessons simple and easily digestible and understandable. Both in theory and practice. Thank you. Now the rest is just up to us.
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Thank you for this! I remember watching it a year ago and it has helped so much.
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Such a great lesson- really excited to learn this soon 👏
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@scrappy8551
2 months ago
Beginner guitarist here and i've got to say, out of all the lessons i have seen on youtube this is by far the easiest to understand, i love your way of teaching. Thank you for making tapping so easy to understand.
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