Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This solo tapping workout was written for bassists who are ready to explore the exciting world of two-handed tapping! If you’ve got a grasp of the basics, you’re all set to discover how playing on two parts of the neck at the same time can help you create unique sounds that you can’t achieve with traditional bass techniques. Perfect for beginners looking to expand their skills and creativity on the bass.
🎸 What You'll Learn:
• Tapping Chordal Parts: During the intro of this piece, you’ll be tapping out simple power chord figures by combining the two hands
• Moving Lines: The main section of this piece has a static part in one hand, and a moving part in the other. You’ll hear how effective this is as a compositional technique
• Playing Separate Parts: In the middle section you’ll be a simple bass part with your fretting hand, and a simple melody with your picking hand.
🎸 Gear Used:
• Bass: GB Guitars Spitfire Bass
• Strings: Rotosound stainless steel (.040, .060, .080, .100)
• Recording: Tech21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI
• Effects: Digital Reverb
🎸 Be sure to check out GB basses here: gb-guitars.co.uk
🎸 Want to master this piece? A complete video tuition course (including transcription and backing track) is available for subscribers at Bassline Publishing. Check it out here: basslinepublishing.com/video-section/two-handed-tapping-study-2
🎸 Subscribe to my video courses for in-depth lessons and more killer bass content:
basslinepublishing.com/video-courses
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#bassguitarlessons #learnbassguitar #learnbass #bassguitar #learningbass #bass #melodicbass #solobass #tapping #basstapping #victorwooten #charlesberthoud
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This solo tapping workout was written for bassists who are ready to explore the exciting world of two-handed tapping! If you’ve got a grasp of the basics, you’re all set to discover how playing on two parts of the neck at the same time can help you create unique sounds that you can’t achieve with traditional bass techniques. Perfect for beginners looking to expand their skills and creativity on the bass.
🎸 What You'll Learn:
• Tapping Chordal Parts: During the intro of this piece, you’ll be tapping out simple power chord figures by combining the two hands
• Moving Lines: The main section of this piece has a static part in one hand, and a moving part in the other. You’ll hear how effective this is as a compositional technique
• Playing Separate Parts: In the middle section you’ll be a simple bass part with your fretting hand, and a simple melody with your picking hand.
🎸 Gear Used:
• Bass: GB Guitars Spitfire Bass
• Strings: Rotosound stainless steel (.040, .060, .080, .100)
• Recording: Tech21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI
• Effects: Digital Reverb
🎸 Be sure to check out GB basses here: gb-guitars.co.uk
🎸 Want to master this piece? A complete video tuition course (including transcription and backing track) is available for subscribers at Bassline Publishing. Check it out here: basslinepublishing.com/video-section/two-handed-tapping-study-2
🎸 Subscribe to my video courses for in-depth lessons and more killer bass content:
basslinepublishing.com/video-courses
👍 If you enjoyed this lesson, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more bass-driven content! 🔥
#bassguitarlessons #learnbassguitar #learnbass #bassguitar #learningbass #bass #melodicbass #solobass #tapping #basstapping #victorwooten #charlesberthoud
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Follow Stuart Clayton/Bassline Publishing:
facebook.com/BasslinePublishing
instagram.com/stuartclaytonbass
twitter.com/BasslinePublish
