Schmange writes to say that ten new riffs have been added to GuitarTricks.com this month... have fun!!

Stretch Exercise (Tapped)
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971689249.shtml

Tapping String Skip
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971687833.shtml

Triplet Tap
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971682582.shtml

Bend Tapping
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971686371.shtml

Octave Tapping 1
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971648081.shtml

Octave Tapping 2
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971662057.shtml

Octave Tapping 3
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971672206.shtml

Octave Tapping 4
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971672928.shtml

Octave Tapping Scale
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971667763.shtml

SlideDownTap 2
http://www.guitartricks.com/guesthosts/schmange/schmange971679346.shtml

The Guitar Tricks site has over 1000 tricks! For example, this one from Jon Broderick:

MIRV WAH FUNK
There is a San Francisco band named Mirv. They wrote this riff, I guess for a song. I am not sure, I found it at the Dunlop website and liked it so much I learned it. It is based on the Hendrix chord. I made a mistake and fingered the 6th string on the first note. I kinda like it that way, so I left it with the mistake in it.

I just got a new digitech xp-100 wah pedal. It is a good wah and it also has some strange pitch shift effects. I used it for this trick. It is really a great pedal.

Key = E

E |-------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
B |---8--8-8-x--------------------|-----------------------------------|
G |---7--7-7-x-------5------------|-----------------------------------|
D |---6--6-6-x----7----7----------|--7-----5h6------------------------|
A |---7--7-7-x-----------7b/\-5---|-----7--------7--5-----5h7-x-x-5h7-|
E |---7-------------------------7-|--------------------7--------------|
 
(c) 2000 Jon Broderick