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Let's explore Licks in this third chapter of Tapping in Pentatonics, guided by Mike Walker, as part of your Tapping Series journey on Guitar. You'll gain practical skills to master Licks, giving your Guitar playing more depth and control. Keep pushing forward in the Tapping Series course-practice Licks regularly, and you'll see noticeable progress!

Pentatonic Tapping

Five Pentatonic Patterns

Tapping in Patterns

Licks

Previous Topic

Two String Tapping

Next Topic

Polyphonic Tapping - Series 1

Topic 1Intro and Basics of Tapping

Intro to Tapping

Tapping Grips and Motions

Mechanics of Tapping

Topic 2Single String Tapping

Four Notes Pattern

Using Metronome

Practice Tips and Ideas

Position Shifting-Right & Left Hand Separately

Position Shifts-Both Hands Together

Topic 3Open String Tapping

Licks and Exercises

Improv using Open String Tapping

Topic 4Two String Tapping

Basic Exercises and Licks

Position Shifting on Two Strings

Improv Using Two String Tapping

Topic 5Pentatonic Tapping

Five Pentatonic Patterns

Tapping in Patterns

Licks

Topic 6Polyphonic Tapping - Series 1

Introduction to Polyphonic Tapping

Left Hand Exercises

Right Hand Exercises

Combining Both Hands

Right Hand Scales and Left Hand Chords

Right Hand Chords and Left Hand Scales

Topic 7Polyphonic Tapping - Series 2

Day at the Beach

Sound of Silence

Final Countdown

Topic 8Polyphonic Tapping - Series 3

F sharp m Idea

Am Idea

Stairway to Heaven

Advanced Pattern

Topic 9Adding Tapping to String Skipping Ideas

Adding Tapping to Gm7 String Skipping Lick

Tapping and String Skipping Lick in Gm

Tapping and String Skipping Lick in Bm7

Topic 10String Skipping and Tapping Arpeggios in C Positions

String Skipping in C Major Positions

String Skipping with Tapping

Combining Shapes into a Lick

Topic 11More String Skipping and Tapping Arpeggios

Tapping F sharp major Arpeggio

C Major String Skipping Arpeggios

G Major String Skipping Arpeggios

Insomnia Tapping Lick

Conclusion on Tapping Arpeggios

Let's explore Licks in this third chapter of Tapping in Pentatonics, guided by Mike Walker, as part of your Tapping Series journey on Guitar. You'll gain practical skills to master Licks, giving your Guitar playing more depth and control. Keep pushing forward in the Tapping Series course-practice Licks regularly, and you'll see noticeable progress!

Pentatonic Tapping

Five Pentatonic Patterns

Tapping in Patterns

Licks

Previous Topic

Two String Tapping

Next Topic

Polyphonic Tapping - Series 1

Topic 1Intro and Basics of Tapping

Intro to Tapping

Tapping Grips and Motions

Mechanics of Tapping

Topic 2Single String Tapping

Four Notes Pattern

Using Metronome

Practice Tips and Ideas

Position Shifting-Right & Left Hand Separately

Position Shifts-Both Hands Together

Topic 3Open String Tapping

Licks and Exercises

Improv using Open String Tapping

Topic 4Two String Tapping

Basic Exercises and Licks

Position Shifting on Two Strings

Improv Using Two String Tapping

Topic 5Pentatonic Tapping

Five Pentatonic Patterns

Tapping in Patterns

Licks

Topic 6Polyphonic Tapping - Series 1

Introduction to Polyphonic Tapping

Left Hand Exercises

Right Hand Exercises

Combining Both Hands

Right Hand Scales and Left Hand Chords

Right Hand Chords and Left Hand Scales

Topic 7Polyphonic Tapping - Series 2

Day at the Beach

Sound of Silence

Final Countdown

Topic 8Polyphonic Tapping - Series 3

F sharp m Idea

Am Idea

Stairway to Heaven

Advanced Pattern

Topic 9Adding Tapping to String Skipping Ideas

Adding Tapping to Gm7 String Skipping Lick

Tapping and String Skipping Lick in Gm

Tapping and String Skipping Lick in Bm7

Topic 10String Skipping and Tapping Arpeggios in C Positions

String Skipping in C Major Positions

String Skipping with Tapping

Combining Shapes into a Lick

Topic 11More String Skipping and Tapping Arpeggios

Tapping F sharp major Arpeggio

C Major String Skipping Arpeggios

G Major String Skipping Arpeggios

Insomnia Tapping Lick

Conclusion on Tapping Arpeggios