How To Write Math Rock / Midwest Emo Style Finger Tapping Riffs With Chords
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Hey, Steve here. In this video, I'll show you an approach to writing finger tapping ideas while holding chords. I aimed this lesson at those who are new to this style of finger tapping , but I think it'll be useful for those of who already know how to tap. Thanks.
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thank you so much
I really love how you say "and think of the notes that sound good to you". You're so right...there is no law, no rules, just what sounds good to you...love it. I tap 30 notes before I get what I like lol....and the tweaking and changing begins haha
Oh this is magnificent
Thank you a lot for this!! I've been seeing a lot of recent artists get into this and this video really really helped get me started!
What pedal effect are you using ?
Im late to the party, but anyways heres wonder wall.
Anus Repair Man me toó.
there's actually a math rock version wonderwall cover, pretty decent and would be a good exercise for this kind of stuff
nunolance23 check the comments section of that video 😉
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Hey I’m REALLY late to the party, anyways here’s never meant to
Your a good teacher and I understand tapping a lot more now because of this
That's great to know. Thank you.
Jeez that scale is pure emo/math sound
I mean, the first one
The major scale?
@@MattMcConaha misses out the 4th tho sounds a lil different
Ill always remember the joy of discovery when first trying and experimenting with tapping.
Wow man, that really hit different. I just started learning tapping, and although I was super happy about it, it never sunk in so much that I think I'd remember when I learned it. I need to be more appreciative in life😌
Hey Steve! will there ever be a how to write/play like Sleepy Dog? That would be interesting seeing you analyze his method of writing
I may make one. I plan on asking him to be on the math rock podcast soon.
Спасибо за русские субтитры
пожалуйста :)
Спасибо за русский перевод)))
@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock bruuuh, how many languages do u speak?
спасибо за русские субтитры! этот полезный урок сделал мой день!
For those who are familiar with the 3 notes per string scale, the root note of the maj 9 chord shape is the 4th degree of the mixolodyian shape.
Edit:
Also, for the min 9 chord, the root note is the 5th degree of the Aeolian shape.
You have no idea how much this helps me thanks ❤
No problem! This is why I make these videos.
Yes. I always thought that tapping was way above my level, but now I understand it a lot better
Its so funny when you try to learn tapping after you have been playing guitar for a while. My right hand can have string shaped dents on the fingertips and they dont hurt a bit. But my right hand fingers hurt wildly just after a couple of minutes of trying to tap (im on my third day haha)
How do you get that sound?? Or tone rather? Is that from pedals or something through the computer or just the guitar? or all three? I just want my guitar to have that tone T_T
This is awesome. could you make a video where u slow down the sliding and tapping part so i can get it note by note
Try using the speed control option on the video :) that may help.
Let's Talk About Math Rock Ok thanks alot man. Keep the videos coming👍
it's difficult to slow down when you tapping, because too much note
Very insightful
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This was awesome! Thanks for sharing.
When you said it sounds like Tera Melos I was thinking at the same time it sounded like a Minus The Bear song. 😋
cool video, also check out josh martin on youtube for some really advanced wacky tapping stuff
(it's not maffrock but you could apply the same techniques)
also russian circles have a whole bunch of songs that do this "left hand chord plus tapping" style (mladek, harper lewis, ethel, mota, death rides a horse)
Nice. I'll check those songs out. Thanks.
Thank god for your channell
THE ABSOLUTE MAD LAD
What a nice tutorial bro, i play the intro riff whitout tapping, i heard the song before but i dont know the name xd, greatings from Mexico and keep the excelent work sensei
Hello! Thank you :) that song is called Incandescent.
Let's Talk About Math Rock ooooh that song its yours, brooo its super awesome, I knew I had heard it but could not remember where
quick question
do i need to use a distortion pedal to get that tapping sound because I can't hear any sounds when I tap the strings on my guitar
I wouldn't say you need one, as you can tap with a clean tone. I think you may need to work on developing finger strength and technique, make sure the action isn't set too low on your guitar as this can choke the string when you tap meaning you won't get a strong sound or any sound. Many players after developing their technique will use a compressor pedal and perhaps some gain to help boost the signal and even out volumes a little more.
If you watch the guitarist, Tim, during the chorus he does a lot of tapping with a pretty much clean tone.
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@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock ty
Oh man! I'm here before Anus Repair Man. Nice Razer mouse there. Can you do a video on Vasudeva style of music?
Hey Steve, what daw are you using there? It looks so unusual... thanks!
It's Sonar by Cakewalk. It was a company Gibson owned before going bankrupt. It's nothing special I picked it up on a deal so that's why I use it.
@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock Oh I see Steve. Thanks for the answer!
My fingers are very red and sore :(
Great stuff as always! Would you mind using a color other than red for the circles on similar future charts? Black and red are hard for colorblind eyes
Thanks and noted. Which colour would work well?
Really... You r a fantastic teacher... 🌹
I was looking for such type of tapping classes.... thank you... Sir...
This lesson really helped big thanks man😎
Great lesson bro. Very informative and helpful.
Can we have a tutorial on writing and playing in the tuning of DAEAC#E? D:
Austere Wolf Trevor Wong did a series on this
Yeah. I'd say check our Trevor's series on this. He covers it really well.
Steve here has a video on a ton of chord voicings in an open tuning that is really helpful
Can you make a video showing examples of diminished finger tapping licks
Welp, after one video im already a subscriber. this was a very well explained video, i was able to make something that sounded kind of cool in maybe 20 mins being a complete beginner to this particular area of playing and music theory in general
Good job, keep doing this
Awesome bro!! Thanks a lot :D sub
It’s been a while since I haven’t commented on your videos haha
First again I see. Haha
Thanks so much for all your videos dude.
THX 1000 times !
thanks alot, very usefull
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Steve!! You are ma great teacher for a long time.
Thank you!
How do i find others scales for other chord shapes?
Where i can find charts for other chords?
The speed of sound in seawater is an awesome band. Great video also, really useful :D
Although why the constant change of your voice between the camera and the mic?
Was having problems with the audio interface. The parts where it is camera audio is where I was having problems. Like some kind of overload which made it crackle like crazy. :(
What would your advice be for stopping unnecesary ringing of the strings when you pull off? I'm not sure if I'm tapping the strings too hard or what but I've been finding it annoying when to sound clean. Either that or maybe I just need to work on my precision a bit more.
Hey. Thanks for the question. Is it right hand tapping that you are talking about? To stop ringing strings I use my left hand as a mute. Not pressing the stings with it but just enough to mute. You could always try a fret wrap too if you're not using any open strings. Hope that helps.
Love your vids man
Thanks :)
Great intro mate