Two-handed Lines Lesson

Dallton Santos

Two-handed Lines

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- Tags: Tapping, Two-handed tapping, Van halen, VH, Greg Howe, Billy Sheehan, Paul Gilbert, Plini, B Dorian
Hi guys!

Let's learn - and - have a lot of fun with this killer technique! I suggest you to forget the pick and make a guitar solo only using tapping. The effect is pretty cool!

Tonality is A
A Bm C#m D E F#m G#mb5

But the main chord is a Bm7. If you know about modes this is the Dorian mode. A minor mode with major 6.

There are many ways to create licks using two-hand technique. I will show you my aproaches into this technique.
I usually like to connect chord shapes, it´s a way I call "mirror shapes"( main times my licks are ceated over the chords)

In this lesson we will talk about tapping over the chords and some killer horizontal patterns!

Study each isolated lick and try to make the most of each lick not only in terms of technique but also thinking about new possibilities from them. Create your vocabulary!

I´ll explain each one. Hope you enjoy and this can help your skills! All the best my friends!
And don't hesitate to contact me if you have any doubts!

Technical specifications
Guitar: Ibanez 652
Strings: Solez
Plug ins: Bias Fx
Recording SW: Nuendo

Standard tuning: E, A, D, G, B, E

Tempo: 130 BPM

Time signature: 4/4

Two-hand works over these chords

Bm7

F#m7

D7+

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