Bass Tapping Exercise (Using Stacked 5ths) @joshfossgreen
Bass Tapping Exercise (Using Stacked 5ths)  @joshfossgreen
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Fool the world into thinking you're a bass tapping shredmaster... just by learning some simple shapes! This bass tapping exercise uses a shape I call "stacked 5ths," which I often use to create thick arpeggiated tapping parts that are actually easy to play.

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