How to Play Midwest Emo For Dummies

Due to popular demand, I decided to make a short video going over how I make my midwest emo intros. Keep in mind that I do not consider myself an expert on this by any means, but this is my approach to it! I didn't cover everything here just for the sake of time, but if there is anything else you think I should cover please drop it in the comments below. Thanks ❤️
0:00 Intro
1:17 Tone
2:43 Pickup Tests
3:28 My Recording Chain
5:12 Tunings
7:06 How I Play Different Tunings
10:02 Outro

[@johnrizcallah4709]

I love that you say, "I don't really know what I'm doing." Because most guitarists are like that, and so many of them feel the need to pretend otherwise. Cheers mate. Good lesson.

[@marting8194]

The tone sounds really good! Thanks for posting!

[@Maxmax10050]

Yes please do more of the videos

[@andrewchernoberezhskii7161]

Thanks, man!

[@Palisade5810]

Can you do midwest emo drums and time signatures?

[@Trads_Tabs]

"I hate long intros" - 1:30 in we start... lol just messing man, great video...

[@RK-rb2jr]

Why do you consider the open DAEEAE as a 4? Isn't it a Sus2 Chord and therefore can be used as 1,2,4,5,6? So everything besides Phrygian and Locrian

[@magiccmemes3832]

idk bro thats kinda sus

[@chaz_kehrli]

How do you like the telecoustic? Cheers mate

[@twoyearoldbear2498]

I was thinking about making a video about it cause its hard to explain it with just words haha. Some things I love, some things I hate. Thank you for watching though ❤

[@chaz_kehrli]

@@twoyearoldbear2498 thank you for the content! Subbed! Would love a telecoustic video!