Top 7 Must Know Beginner Math Rock Chords
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Chord chart & Tab for the picking pattern here (bonus chords included): / 81884045
Hey there, Steve here. In this video, you can learn some essential beginner math rock / midwest emo chords to get you started learning math rock and midwest emo guitar.
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0:00 Introduction
0:06 Basic Chords vs Extended Chords
0:42 Why Are These Chords Used For Math Rock?
1:06 Different Tunings Examples (FACGCE & DAEAC#E)
2:30 The Chords
3:42 A Practice Chord Progression and Picking Pattern
5:11 Wrap-up, Chord PDF, Math Rock eBook, Next Video To Watch
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i can't believe how many goosebumps this kind of music gives me even when it's supposed to be just some examples
I love the camera focus on this. Makes it feel like a professional music course.
thanks! 🥰
hot golly this is a professional music course
Fantastic video, thank you very much!
4:34 just to double check, I think the pattern is 5-3-5-3-4-2-5> slide up, repeat with second chord, before switching down a string on the third chord.
I love how you can see your love for music, you're just so vibrant when you play. Keep up the good work!
Thank you 😊
Looking good
Need more video about rythm pattern and rythm struming right hand ! & about the sound, mute string etc..
Hey man, I just wanted to let you know that this is so inspiring for me. Hearing these sounds and your explanation to it gives me the feeling I had when I was 14 and watching the older dudes skate the park effortlessly well knowing its gonna be a long journey to get there. I didnt have this feeling in years. thanks man
Great video, dude! I really appreciate your videos that cover chords/progressions in standard tuning!
I found yr channel today n I'm gona follow it,coz I always wanted to learn math rock
This is GOLD, man!
This dinamites thousands of ideas!
Thank you! 🎸🎸
excellent! was hoping it would do that 😁 thanks
you can see how passionate you are and it makes these videos even more enjoyable. thanks for the lesson!!
Might be worth adding string notes to your chord diagrams, not only so folk know where their root note is, but when you inevitably do one of these in alternative tunings it may save confusion on those pause/ screenshot moments
Good idea. I'll see if the software I use can do that 👍
Did you try to sneak incandescent in?!?
Love your videos! Thank you!
Fantastic as always
Awesome vid! you (along with jazz) are the reason i started playing the minor 7 in that finger positioning, as opposed to the ring, index and pinky fingering 🤝🤝👍
I’ve loved watching the quality of your videos skyrocket!!!
Thank you thank you! I am putting A LOT more effort in^^
I’ve learnt so much since finding this channel. Thanks 🙏
Also please get carried away and teach us loads and loads of chords 😂
Thanks for making such great content, I’ve been watching your videos and practicing some of the chords you teach on here for a few months and feel like I’ve learned more chords/techniques and been more inspired to mess around on the fretboard than I have in the last couple years 🙌💗
Thanks for sharing 😁 over the moon to have had an influence. Thank you
Your videos are so inspiring thank you!
Thank you!
I love maff rock
4:36
hey Steve, very cool video! do these chords work for both tunings mentioned?
I want a guide on mathrock chord progressions, i think that'd be more useful than learning chords..
THIS IS SO ALSOME
3:48 Hmm, so about that I have one question (could be non-related): So, how do we mix 2 strumming guitar together, like Tricot, for example?
I mean, of course mostly Math-rock bands are playing with arpeggio, but of course some others play with strumming technique.
what is the song that he played on DEAEC#E?
Hey Steve, great video ! Just wanted to ask, maybe you’re talking about it in one of your videos but I couldn’t find it. Can you tell me what is the model of the hollow telecaster you’re using ? It’s a great one, cool tone and style !
NP. It's an American Original Telecaster in surf green 👍
Hello, I am still rather new to guitar and want to learn how to play and compose math rock. Any tips for getting my fingers used to making these shapes? I find myself muting or having buzzy notes when playing these chords.
Got any easy standard tuning song recommendations? I like Japanese math rock but most, but I’m open to anything really. That would be really helpful.
My goal would be to write pop-punk songs with some math rock flavor, so if you know some bands that would fit the description, I’d like to hear that too!
Hello! Thanks for the question. I have a playlist that may help you out: ruclips.net/video/CdxoXIj2Xcs/видео.html
the first chord progression blends math rock and pop together so it should be exactly what you are looking for.
If you are looking for some poppunk style math rock bands, then I recommend checking out:
Colour
Tubelord
Forests
she's chinese
te amo cabron
I love your content and your mission
At the same time I'm a gatekeeper
And some of these chords are my favorite, they took me a while to figure out, figured them out by ear
You're doing great
But at the same time my gatekeeping ass thinks this will just make kids create music i'll cringe at cuz most ppl/bands can't write a good song for the life of them
Idk just a thought lol
Please people stop with these feet thing though