This technique allows for wide intervals at high speeds.

Players such as Stanley Jordan, T.J Helmerich and Adam Fullara are very well known for using this technique.

Tapping is a difficult technique because every note must sound correct and at the same time, your concentration and speed must be very high!

A tapping and chord lesson. Here you work with both hands. The right hand plays chords and the left hand play the tapping technique.

This lesson with Muris offers a way to gain more power with your left hand! Contains legato, taping with both hands, string skipping, D minor and D harmonic minor scales.

Get that combination and coordination of tapping, hammer-ons and pull-offs flowing nicely with a minimum of stops. It can in addition be usefull for those new to tapping to build up some tapping-finger strength.

I chose one shape for major and one for minor arpeggios. The chords are typical 7, m6 and maj7, with few added notes with tapping hand. There's a sliding with tap finger as well...

Get ready to tap some notes, today I'll show you one of the most beautiful techniques on guitar, that will let you play wide intervals, with a cool legato sound, and if you are a beginner, I'll show you were to start!

This solo will help you to improve an interesting technique - tapping. Every guitar player should consider learning this technique as a way to get new playing possibilities. In this exercise you will learn some of the most used patterns using the triads of every chord in the progression.