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Hello everyone,I am Theo...
Although I am new to the guitar I would like to try on some new stuff.I would like to try the tapping technique and I could not find something like that in this site.Wher could I find some begginer lessons?It would certainy be nice to expand my horizons on my guitar...

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Hello"allthumbs"...
I really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your lesson.I was stunned to see that it was e 3D video.I have never seen one like that up to now.I tried it and I can do really well.I am very happy to practise my first tapping lesson!!
Thank you again my friend for your kindness.Wish you all the best...
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