Hi,
This is a nice and not too difficult slap pop exercise.
You can loop it over and over til you get a nice slap tone and also slowly increase the tempo.
Just note that the G and A are triplets.
Slap G on the 3rd fret twice and pop the octave G on the 5th fret.
You can break it into 3 parts
1. TTPT
2. TTP - triplets (123)
3. TTP - triplets (123)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgve2kYbmJ0mt-hjpok4Id9Jq4nyKWcD5eE1vRfio4-M2pL_JZZ833dbOE_7nj1tDv1jV1VV6OETdbsIcDmTEYmY_3oUyOx1QD5naXaDcK22VrDYUps7IVPX8tWQRmUWM2RfjuBQw/s320/IMAGE_261.jpg)
Ok have fun
This is a nice and not too difficult slap pop exercise.
You can loop it over and over til you get a nice slap tone and also slowly increase the tempo.
Just note that the G and A are triplets.
Slap G on the 3rd fret twice and pop the octave G on the 5th fret.
You can break it into 3 parts
1. TTPT
2. TTP - triplets (123)
3. TTP - triplets (123)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgve2kYbmJ0mt-hjpok4Id9Jq4nyKWcD5eE1vRfio4-M2pL_JZZ833dbOE_7nj1tDv1jV1VV6OETdbsIcDmTEYmY_3oUyOx1QD5naXaDcK22VrDYUps7IVPX8tWQRmUWM2RfjuBQw/s320/IMAGE_261.jpg)
Ok have fun