alright guys im learning fanties impromtu by chopin and theres this part that requires tapping, but on the tapping hand you have to use more than one finger. my problem is when i tap the first note and then move to another string to tap the other 3 notes the first tapped note is still ringing out..i tied a sock around the neck to stop it but it didnt do much good and i lowered the distortion and that helped alittle..any advice??

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Hang on! Do you mean that the note you pulled off onto - and not the one you actually tapped - rang out? if it's just the one you tapped then surely it isn't too hard to release the pressure to kill the note?
this is the kind of question it would be easier to answer if you provided a tab for and mark where you have a problem. That said, Chopin sound bloody ambitious to me and i might not have anything helpful to say..

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ill try to post tab but ive never done it before

1-------------------------------
2-------------------------------
3----t13po5ho6-------------------
4-------------------------------
5-t11----------------------------
6-------------------------------

my problem is having the 11 fret ring out when i tap it and yea learnin this song is probly a little to much for how long ive been playin but if i practice it enough i will get it..
key: t= tap po=pull off ho= hammer on

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11th fret rings out when you tap it?

It's supposed too. I don't understand the question maybe, rephrase it?

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i know it supposed ring out some but when it rings out to much to were i can barly hear the other note being tapped it completly screws up that section..the mp3 is pretty clear

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It's your dynamics dewd. Try tapping the bass note alittle softer than the higher tapping sequence, or tap the higher sequence harder (louder). Mess around with it until you find the right balance. An important thing to not neglect in playing classical stuff is dynamics. Playing the right notes at the right time isn't everything. It's also the manner in which you play it that makes it sound good. I hope that helps.

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i don't even know how to tab in the first place... i'v eread the tutorials and they don't make sense to me.

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