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I changed the text in the intro indicating that tapping can be used to play "rapid arpeggios," to say "rapid arpeggios and melodies." FlightTime reverted as unsourced OR. But the original claim has no citation either, so if my edit contains too much original reasoning to exist without a citation, shouldn't the whole sentence be deleted? Also, although in a strict sense my edit makes the sentence contain more words, I would argue it actually makes the sentence contain less original reasoning. (Wouldn't it be more original research to claim a guitar technique only allows you to play arpeggios? Some factor would have to intervene to prevent you from playing non-arpeggio notes.) Also, in the Two-handed tapping section of the Tapping page, it already refers to playing melodies without a citation specifically saying that melodies are possible. If my edit meets the bar for OR, it seems like that should be deleted too. 71.233.115.244 (talk) 02:06, 11 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Eddie was born in the Netherlands so at birth his surname was with a small ‘v’. Only after arriving in the US was his surname changed to a capital ‘V’. His entry in the population register of Amsterdam Are there any strong arguments to list his birth name with a capital ‘V’ anyway? It is not about the spelling of his surname in the rest of the article.
The current section on tapping (essentially) credits Steve Hackett with invention of the tapping technique.
However, this contradicts the much more thorough account in the specific article, which is backed with a number of solid sources. The current texts of the EVH article largely results from a series of edits in 2019 that first added Hackett (probably correctly) as a direct influence on EVH, and then removed as unsourced the references for earlier users of the technique. It would be good if someone better knowledgeable of the history of guitar techniques revised the section, which now gives a distorted view of a much older innovation (in a sense going back at least to Niccolo Paganini on the violin and several players on the guitar). Stca74 (talk) 12:13, 24 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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