Description
This really is one of the most interesting aspects of playing I\'ve seen to date.
It has a really unique sound and can help alot with fretboard visiualization and just the way you veiw your instrument totaly.
Chordal tapping involves outlining the notes of a chord or arpeggio by tapping them out using two hands. Quite a bit different than traditional van-halen style shredder tapping as it integrates somtimes many strings at once.
This technique is acheived by tapping the first two or 3 bass notes with the right hand and tapping the higher or melody notes with your left hand.
It sounds hard but really isnt too bad.
Below I\'ll show an example. Before we can proceed anyfurther it is estential to learn the technique first. Try the example I tabbed below. Try to make it sound somthing like the sample tapping riff I included.
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