tapping advice
# 1
Check out Schmange's tapping tutorial at http://www.guitartricks.com/2000/trick.php?trick_id=1873&s_id=13
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# 2
It's hard at first, dude, but you'll get the hang of it, just keep practicing. I love this technique, and I try to use it in some form or another in the vast majority of my solos. Once you learn it, it's a great trick to have.
# 3
here's some very basic/ simple things that might help.
1. make sure you have a super low set up. if your set up's too high, you wouldn't be able to tap. for beginners, it's usually good to start with a low set up.
2. you'll need to put some gain- a lot of gain
3. try to excercise your fingers- you can do this by practicing. the stronger your fingers get, the clearer the sounds you create.
1. make sure you have a super low set up. if your set up's too high, you wouldn't be able to tap. for beginners, it's usually good to start with a low set up.
2. you'll need to put some gain- a lot of gain
3. try to excercise your fingers- you can do this by practicing. the stronger your fingers get, the clearer the sounds you create.
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I can’t sing so I sing through my guitar. So when the sound guy says: “Your guitar is too loud!” I think: "Why does he never say that to the vocalist?"
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