Finger Tapping Basics (Guitar Lesson RO-001) How to play

In this lesson we will earn basic finger tapping techniques and some cool licks based in A minor pentatonic. This lesson makes it easy and shows you from the start.

Taught by Justin Sandercoe.

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Have fun :)


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[ibaho124]

thumbs up if you thought of the temple of time song from the ocarina of time XD

[birdhouse345]

@stopmeltingme see that guitar

i'd tap that

[killdethadnakedparty]

You need strong arms to be able to do this fast

[sowhatim]

Thank u so much...everytime I tap I shall remember you...u made it so simple...:)

[Garvoon]

Wow! That's the first time I've understood what's actually going on and you've displayed it quite nicely. Thank you so much!

[ARapidLurch8788]

@Guitraboy You can use your finger or a pick, you will get different sounds out of the two.

[SeverusKalkkaros]

240p we meet again. Thanks for this and the pinch harmonics tut :)

[mustaineisgod96]

Thx for the lesson. I tried finger-tapping before but never got it right. You've been a great help.

[killdethadnakedparty]

How can you switch positions so quickly?

[66serendip]

very helpful, willl give it a try , thanks.

[MarioIsAFish]

@9valerie7 its a capo, hes just attached it to his headstock, which looks pretty damn awesome

[wholewurld]

@jeeshwa123 well, a thing i didn't notice him mention in the video is that when you are tapping, it is good to have your input signal cranked. it looks like he's using some tubed out fenders.