In this video
In this lesson we're combining the string pair arpeggios with tapping to create a more violin-esque sound in our licks. This gives a great melodic sound and lets us play arpeggios without having to do any difficult fingering.
Key points
The main section of the exercise is in straight 16ths, while the end section uses triplets
Pay attention to the hammer-on from nowhere - this needs to be clean and with enough force to make the note ring out
How to make the most of this course
See below for the interactive TAB synced to video this exercise. Use this to help you master this lick and build up your speed. Useful features of the interactive TAB player include:
Slow down the lick to see how it's played
Loop a section to focus on that part before moving on to the next section
Activate the 'fretboard visualisation', which shows which note is being played as well as which shapes are being used, all in real time
See the TAB brought to life as the player syncs to the video in real time!