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Right hand tapping

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Tapping notation

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Internet tab

The hammer-on or "tap" with your right hand is indicated with a "t" before the note. Pull-offs from your right hand are indicated with a "p", like a normal pull-off. Another way that you may see right hand tapping notated, is a "+" above the tapped note, along with any of the variations of hammer-on and pull-off notation

 

 

 

 

                       +        +
E--t15p10h13t12--- or –15^10^13^15---
B------------------------------------
G------------------------------------
D------------------------------------
A------------------------------------
E------------------------------------

For more information on reading tabs found on the Internet, check out this lesson.

How to read Internet tablature - a comprehensive reference to help you decode tabs found on the Internet.

 

Published tablature

Published tablature found in magazines and books usually uses a "T" above the tapped note.

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Page 1, Introduction to right hand tapping

Page 3, common right hand tapping ideas



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