Trying to learn Tapping and succeeding quickly

[MaltarDraco]

Old thread: http://www.scorehero.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=109644 I still can't believe people are posting in that!

Progress as follows:
Monsters - Bridge C - 25% speed, 100% in only 30 minutes.
Monsters - Bridge C - 50% speed, 100% in first try!!!
Monsters - Bridge C - 75% speed, 100% in second try!
Monsters - Bridge C - 100% speed, 100% after about 30 to 45 minutes.
Monsters - Bridge A to Bridge C - 100% speed, only up to 80% because it is difficult to get into the tap position from that long green note and still remain focused but I can do this section one-handed anyway, it has now taught me how to tap.

But I must learn triplets if I ever going to pass One, so I am going to turn my attention to Knights of Cydonia. That's right! The dilemma is now hard versus expert.

While the descending triplets are designed to be done one handed without too much trouble on hard, expert is definitely something that if tried one handed (just like the bass riff on Holiday in Cambodia) messes up your hand completely and therefore absolutely must be tapped but the triplets on hard more closely resemble One - Fast Solo A which is what I needed to not instant-kill me in the first place.

I will go for hard because the lowest note in the triplet moves like it does in One.

Knights of Cydonia goes something like this.


I have only one loaded question, do I tap this with one finger like Monsters or with two fingers and if so, which?

[MaltarDraco]

Old thread: http://www.scorehero.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=109644 I still can't believe people are posting in that!

Progress as follows:
Monsters - Bridge C - 25% speed, 100% in only 30 minutes.
Monsters - Bridge C - 50% speed, 100% in first try!!!
Monsters - Bridge C - 75% speed, 100% in second try!
Monsters - Bridge C - 100% speed, 100% after about 30 to 45 minutes.
Monsters - Bridge A to Bridge C - 100% speed, only up to 80% because it is difficult to get into the tap position from that long green note and still remain focused but I can do this section one-handed anyway, it has now taught me how to tap.

But I must learn triplets if I ever going to pass One, so I am going to turn my attention to Knights of Cydonia. That's right! The dilemma is now hard versus expert.

While the descending triplets are designed to be done one handed without too much trouble on hard, expert is definitely something that if tried one handed (just like the bass riff on Holiday in Cambodia) messes up your hand completely and therefore absolutely must be tapped but the triplets on hard more closely resemble One - Fast Solo A which is what I needed to not instant-kill me in the first place.

I will go for hard because the lowest note in the triplet moves like it does in One.

Knights of Cydonia goes something like this.


I have only one loaded question, do I tap this with one finger like Monsters or with two fingers and if so, which?

[ArmourTheLlama]

Please please please listen when we tell you tapping is really really really unnecessary for passing One! And tapping the descending triplets in Knights of Cydonia won't, I don't imagine, help you much with the ascending triplets in One... But tapping is fun so yeah go ahead and learn :P
I'd rather tap those with two fingers, using my left hand only for anchoring, though I must again be a spoilsport and add that I absolutely would not tap those particular triplets at all; I think you'd be much better off working on one-handing things and building up your fretting hand speed
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[ArmourTheLlama]

Please please please listen when we tell you tapping is really really really unnecessary for passing One! And tapping the descending triplets in Knights of Cydonia won't, I don't imagine, help you much with the ascending triplets in One... But tapping is fun so yeah go ahead and learn :P
I'd rather tap those with two fingers, using my left hand only for anchoring, though I must again be a spoilsport and add that I absolutely would not tap those particular triplets at all; I think you'd be much better off working on one-handing things and building up your fretting hand speed
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Master-tesuch is a legend

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