http://twohandedtapping.info Guitar tapping, Bass tapping, Playing Bass, Guitar, Chapman Stick, and Megatar Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:45:26 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Tapping on a guitar (or bass) means tapping the fingers against the strings on the fretboard to make sounds. No striking, picking, plucking, or strumming is employed. Usually this means two-handed tapping, meaning to use the technique with both hands. Two handed tapping is sometimes called 'touchstyle,' or 'touch style,' because ... http://twohandedtapping.info/two-handed-tapping/ -- by Traktor Topaz When I was in third grade, there was this one kid who had hardly any friends. He was a grade younger, so I didn't know him well, but at recess he was generally puttering around by himself. He seemed sad. And one morning in a frenzy of good-will ... http://twohandedtapping.info/bass-players-end-the-hassle-of-auditions/ Generally speaking, there is nothing in a guitar that actually generates hum, generally you can assume that the hum is being induced into the guitar, or it is being added to the signal of the guitar. Experimentation is your friend. Here are some possibilities -- RECEIVING BROADCAST HUM There is something in the ... http://twohandedtapping.info/reduce-or-eliminate-hum/ If you're a bass player, I'd bet you'd agree that the power and precision of the bass is that it can play a single, low note. You can play fast or slow, but learning bass technique initially is learning to play one note at a time. If you experiment with playing ... http://twohandedtapping.info/how-many-strings-for-tapping/ Welcome to the online repository of articles and lessons for two-handed tapping (also known as touchstyle technique). This site has just been opened, so give us a few days to start posting tapping lessons and articles. Come back soon!ShareThis http://twohandedtapping.info/hello-tapping-musicians/