A Guide on Method Notation

Example:
these are Ascending Ladders--->

A few methods for ascending ladders are as follows: "[1] 2 (32) 43 (54)""[1] (2) 32 (43) 54""[1] 2 (32>4) 354 dummy stupid method for super uber fast ones"

Standard Method Notation Writing Procedures:
There are 3 flavors of writing in Method Notation:
 * Color Notation
 * writes the Green, Red, Yellow, Blue, and Orange fret buttons as G, R, Y, B, and O respectively.
 * Color notation is considered easier to read for some.


 * Number Notation
 * writes the fret buttons as 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 respectively.
 * Number Notation is considered easier to write than Color notation.
 * Finger Notation
 * indicates where numbers indicate the actual fingers used to press the buttons
 * Index, Middle, Ring, and Pinky fingers are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively
 * Finger notation is very scarcely used as it's outdated and excludes some important context, though can prove to be useful in certain circumstances!

Rules
 * 1) Write out the whole section in color or number notation
 * 2) Put spaces in between each individual pattern
 * 3) Put parenthesis "" around each pattern you hit with your tapping hand
 * 4) Add symbols for more detail, like anchor changes/slide taps/rake taps/etc
 * 5) Don't forget to notate your anchor!

Delimiters and Symbols

 * Brackets "[1]"
 * indicates Anchoring (holding down the lowest note in the set)
 * in rare cases Anchoring with your right hand may be written as ([1]). EXAMPLE
 * Parenthesis "(32)"
 * indicates tapping whatever notes are inside, so "(32)" means a descending Yellow Red tap.
 * Left hand presses are not in parenthesis.
 * Greater than/Less Than "(32>4)"
 * indicates a Slide Tap (sliding one or more fingers to higher or lower buttons after an input). EXAMPLE
 * Vertical Line "(3|3)" or (5|3)
 * indicates a Rake Tap (using 2 or more fingers to tap a single button multiple times in one motion; used for really fast trills). EXAMPLE
 * indicates Disjoint Rake Tapping (rake tapping but across multiple frets). EXAMPLE
 * indicates Skip Tapping (quickly letting go of a fret DURING the tapping motion to allow the anchor to register). EXAMPLE