Steve Vai Style Tapping Lick by Martin Goulding

[@chrisdaviesguitar]

Don't give a shit who it's like, it's still one one the best demo's on youtube

[@DrsJacksonn]

Thank you so much, I always wanted to learn and play complex taps and sweeps like the ones you're explaining, but never really knew where to find them.

[@fabiocardoso9323]

boa 🌃 professor gostei muito dessa aula interessante os ligados e as técnicas interessante conseguir fazer certinho muito obrigado deus te abençoe sempre.

[@sforrester6481]

Excellent lesson and beautifully delivered! Great work Martin!

[@carcrashsmash5293]

Your all videos are of great help for me.thanks a lot.

[@dougbline]

Always has badass guitars!

[@guitarfeverl.a.8502]

AWESOME CHARVEL !!!! CHEERS FROM GUITAR FEVER L.A

[@susancorgi]

Nice guitar and great lesson, i've always been curious how to master that. thanks

[@chrismatar3828]

Thank you man ! Youve been alotta help.

[@immortal6778]

How do you record it man ?

[@maxpegasus4]

Whats the intro song??

[@mederich97]

Thanks dude!

[@Fehlfarbenblind]

Thats more Reb Beach than Steve Vai would i say

[@anthonyfinch550]

Idk. It’s very similar to big trouble from eat em and smile. Vai might have spent some time with reb in the early days lo.

[@ROTTERtube]

so you're jumping keys? you started hitting a C on the first string but then C# on the 5th? cool vid thanks.

[@leventrock63]

+ROTTER tube Reef Everything looks in a G add 2 chord, Bro! He starts from the G dorian into G ioninan (changing position 3th string) Last bending come and go between the add 2 (A) and the 3th Major (B) notes of G.

[@ROTTERtube]

cool thanks. i'm not much into theory anymore so that went over my head.

[@RebelBallad]

what are those single pickups ?

[@richardjones2811]

I've had jumbo frets but those seem extra jumbo to me, may aswell scallop the neck.

[@jamescrockett4908]

hermoza guitarra¡¡

[@rockinroy]

great video!

[@MrShredshred]

Thank you so much for all your lessons:) godbless

[@DiegoCastillo-bk9cg]

You have the vai's voice Good vídeo

[@gtrsuite]

Vai is from Long Island. I'm pretty sure this guy ain't.

[@Grunfeld]

Anyone cleverer than me and worked out what bpm the full speed lick is?

[@owlan99]

Those frets are huge!

[@5urg3x]

Jumbo stainless steel...That's the only way to roll. Small frets suck.

[@chrisdaviesguitar]

the frets on my new v are huge

[@fabiomedeiros8893]

muito bom.

[@maxima0087]

Tab please

[@kennyken7278]

I kinda dig these tapping lessons without string dampeners

[@ROTTERtube]

Kenny Ken hate string dampers...never used them. i see them as a handicap. good to learn without them.

[@gtrsuite]

Great stuff. Just an observation: Your "strict" about keeping the thumb on the back of the neck with some room and space between the hand and neck, which is how they teach classical guitar. Ironically, your guitar sits on your right leg. A classical guitarist would sit the guitar on his left leg as do many shredders (I know, Paul Gilbert sits the guitar on his right as well but most...). I personally find it hard to sit the guitar on my right and had an epiphany many many years a go that changed my life as a player. Took some classical lessons and then took that advise to sit the guitar on my left leg while playing electric guitar and yikes! I was 10x the player I was before. Shredding, tapping, everything was easier. Even chording. Everything. Even standing up playing live, my guitar is now on my left side. I see the guitar better, I can reach all 24 frets easier, etc. OK< now my question: have you a reason for using the right leg rather than the left? Just curious-because your playing is flawless.

[@sangitasingh8292]

all your solos are scales give us something interesting

[@lifegoeson2422]

Haritarth Bhardwaj Shut up

[@chrismatar3828]

Haritarth Bhardwaj your mother is interesting

[@aleaallee]

i can do it now but i can't even do it at half of your speed xD

[@5urg3x]

Keep practicing...These kinds of tapping licks are pretty standard where you just follow the scale up and down and then only add in the right hand on one note up a few frets, then switch strings. Once your hand gets strong enough to play this even at 60% speed or so then you will be able to do a lot of other things as well (like alternate pick super fast these same scale runs) -- one piece of advice -- stretch your fingers out before playing -- it will help you develop the strength. There's a great vid "hand stretches guitar warmups" on here -- check that out to learn how to do the exercises and make sure to do both hands :) Hope something I said helps...

[@alphamammonth8024]

ur playing Steve Vai Style Tapping licks on Eddie Van Halen's custom guitar? wtf is wrong with you.