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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2010

Bidexteral Tapping Lick

from shred guitar lessons – Guitar International Magazine · host Guitar International Magazine

This article is intended to be an extension of the ideas we looked at in the two-hand tapping article (see link below), but also to help you use the techniques you already know in a more creative manner. Bidexteral tapping is a term I credit to Derryl Gabel for creating. It's a technique, which as the name suggests, involves using fingers on both hands to execute fluid tapping ideas. You can find tapping of this nature a lot in the work of Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, and in the chorus to "Sevens" by Guthrie Govan, to name a few examples.

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