Development of Electric Guitar Playing Using the Tapping Technique Base on the Ideas of Arpeggio

Abstract

 This academic article aims to present guidelines for developing electric guitar skills using the tapping technique based on the concept of arpeggio by analyzing and synthesizing playing styles. The study and development of the Triad (Triad) encompassed five distinct approaches: 1) left-hand and right-hand placement skills to prepare for practicing electric guitar; 2) music theory in terms of chord progression and determining the notes in the chords for practice in an arpeggio style; 3) practice using the one-string tapping technique; 4) practice using the two-string tapping technique; and 5) practice using the three-string tapping technique. In addition, the five development guidelines allow you to continue playing in combination with the different forms of sound scales. Playing involves identifying chord paths in a variety of intricate formats. This fosters the development of systematic knowledge, incorporating the advantages of formulating a system of thought in music theory into practical processes. It also aids in the development of skills for playing the electric guitar. It is considered an important part of organizing teaching and learning into practice. It involves honing one's playing skills to produce musical compositions. The task involves arranging electric guitar playing styles for various music forms, including chord progression applications. Furthermore, the orchestration of songs using more than one electric guitar is of high quality.