5 MIN LESSONS: Tapping

[@GuitarMAXMusic]

One of my favorite techniques!

[@DeakonLekross]

its such a fun one with so many possibilities! I've seen you pull some crazy licks out with this technique!

[@KARELIA28]

These 5 min lessons are fantastic! Simple and quick. And I understand as a beginner what I have to study. Please keep it going Deakon.

[@DeakonLekross]

Thank you for watching and I'm really happy you are enjoying them! My goal was to try and cut out what would be too much talking and just present pertinent information so it was delivered on an effective yet quick and not overwhelming

[@DragonofLimerick]

Love these lessons, great to see you getting out these videos!

[@DeakonLekross]

Thanks man doing my best in light of tough times I can't express enough how much I appreciate you and everyone watching and supporting!

[@mxaxe5591]

Excellent man, thank you so much! These lessons are really, really great for so many players of different levels.🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@dan-925]

This is an awesome new series! You explain the techniques very well!...was struggling since I'm relatively new to guitar. Looking forward to the next vid, thanks Deakon 🎸

[@DeakonLekross]

Thanks Dan 👍 I'm so glad you like them and that they help!

[@ThomasTulak]

dude, this is great!! You deserve SO many more subscribers!! PLEASE keep at this!!

[@tandalat]

Thanks, Deakon, for the lesson. How much gain do you recommend for tapping practice?

[@DeakonLekross]

I personally do not really like "a lot" of gain, you can honestly even do this and any technique on clean as well it can build good control habits. Know also that a lot of gain can also make some things sound overly saturated and could end up messy. I digress haha, I would probably start with anywhere between 50-80% or so depending on the amp of course. Hope that helps!

[@zachwatersband]

What camera do you use? Great video!

[@DeakonLekross]

Thank you! It's a Nikon D3400