I listen to a lot of math rock, and Midwest emo. Some of my favorites are tiny moving parts, covet, macseal. I learned how to play “always focused” by TMP. And that’s how I learned to tap. Then after that I just started making my own. Some tips would be to learn how to play a lot of songs and to be patient when creating
this is actually how every midwest emo/math rock is written. in this position.
*Sits up*
“Wait a minute”
My roommate literally used to write like this
@@caseb.1347 I was watching from that exact position. I had to go back up to the video to look and, yeah, it's identical. I play like that a lot, too
Factual as it gets.
@@jeremiahroy344 the amount of times i've said this hahah
That posture hit different
😂😂😂 W
This is the sitting position I encourage my new students to have
ah yes, midwest emo, the genre where 90% of the time every member of the band is FAR too qualified to be in the same band as the vocalist
Bruh....
you didnt have to say that
or the guitarist is the vocalist and all the talent went to the guitar skills
Midwest shaming
ttng disagrees
CZcams be recommending all these small youtubers and their midwest emo shorts and I love it, keep it up
Same bro haha. Thanks for watching 😁
that's exactly how I look like playing guitar
I like your style
My back doesn't
@@JeremiahFernandez so does your nape
Song Title: Why do you lean like that?
The must nonchalant guy of all time. That was rad. Thanks for sharing!
Haha thanks for watching man
maybe i suck because i've just been sitting the wrong way for the last 15 years... yeah that's it. Nice riff man
That first chord.
Love it dude!! So much Piglet vibes. You should release a full song!! Cheers
This reminds me of when you wanna be lazy and just chill playing guitar but your chair has arms
everyone just has those days where they just lie down or sit in a posture like this and just strum open notes for no reason
Midwest emo riffs are just so awesome
crazy looking guitar bro
Thanks bro!!
Bro, you have my exact tuner, right down to the color. I just wish I also had your insane tapping abilities!
Haha no way man, thanks!!
i need a full song of this
That is my boy
he got the magnet dart board in the back
Nah man it was actually a real one hahaha
Nice
100th like (from Vietnam). Really like the pose because we all do that sometimes XD
very aesthetic
Thanks tried my best haha
Fire bro!!!!!!
Thanks man!
this is Good playyy
Thank you!
Te quedo chido bro 🤟🤟
Nice. Where can I learn to play like this? Loved that this was on my recommended
Type in tiny moving parts tutorial and learn one of their tapping songs
also dont forget to lean in your chair like the fellar does in the video.
I would totally sample this if you'd record it down . It's pretty dope
Thanks bro I appreciate that!
Nice!
has yvette young seen this yet? I bet she'd dig it
i'm convinced that midwest emo guitarists should just bring lazy boys to their shows, so that they can play while lounging like this lol
Cool vid bro
Rock on dude
nice
Thank you :)
Nice bro
Thanks man
what- tapping??! :0
cool
I like that you should flesh it out
math rock hasanabi
This is me except I suck at tapping
thought the pic was his bottom lip 😟
😂😂😂😂😂
You wanna make it into a song? Legit would love to
you’re missing 3 more capos XD
I thought your tongue was out the entire time. It's your guitar pick.
What model guitar is that?
Fender deluxe Nashville telecaster
What did u do to Learn how to make riffs like this and any tips
I listen to a lot of math rock, and Midwest emo. Some of my favorites are tiny moving parts, covet, macseal. I learned how to play “always focused” by TMP. And that’s how I learned to tap. Then after that I just started making my own. Some tips would be to learn how to play a lot of songs and to be patient when creating
what about writing a song in BACEDD tuning? Bacedd being based but in russian
btw this riff was based
I’ve never heard of anyone use that tuning but I would love to give it a try!
What strings gauge do you use
I was playing on 9s here, just switched to 10s and I like em
Wow great riff, what guitar you use?
Thanks bro, that’s a MIM fender Nashville telecaster
normalize playing slumped