This study was written to demonstrate the complex, chordal lines that can be performed using the two-handed tapping technique. As such, it features an advanced application of the tapping technique. It is therefore recommended that you work through these lines very slowly to begin with, allowing yourself the time to correctly develop the required coordination between the two hands. Don’t forget to hit the Download Resources button above to get the PDF transcription and the audio files for this piece (available to subscribers only).
This course contains the following videos, each of which can be selected from the video player above.
This video is a demonstration of this two-handed tapping study, performed on a Kubicki Ex Factor bass.
This video gives a brief overview of the course.
In this lesson we’ll be working through the Intro of this piece, at letter A. This lesson covers bars 1-5.
In this video we’ll be working through the main theme of the piece, at letter B. This lesson covers bars 6-9.
In this lesson we’ll be looking at the C section of the piece, covering bars 10-11.
In this video we’ll be taking a look at the first part of the long middle section of the piece, beginning at letter F. This lesson covers bars 24-27.
In this lesson we’ll be working through the remainder of the F section, covering bars 28-39.
In this final video, I’ll be talking about the tone and instrument that I used for this piece, and offering some advice on how you can achieve a similar sound.