7 Licks That Teach You Midwest Emo In Standard

In this video I demonstrate 7 short licks that will teach you some of the rudimentary movements of midwest emo. For example, some of the licks will isolate key techniques like pull-offs into open notes, slides, and hammer-on's. Also, key rhythmic concepts are demonstrated as well. Notably, the classic 16th note flow. If you want to see more lick ideas, be sure to check out my Patreon page as I have a few more ideas notated there.
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[@隠れた花]

Awesome! More Midwest emo standard tuning videos please!!

[@kryosidian5770]

somebody need to let this man in the studio NOW

[@andrxw8097]

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[@egggsac]

@@litigatedparadox8946 bruh wtf i didn't know that was him

[@chain_havnis]

I wonder how many more bands there would be in the world if every nation appreciated live venue culture...

[@mutantkoffee]

​@@chain_havnis dunno man there are some excellent bands and musicians that only played like 3 months strictly or had 1 straight project and then quit because the guys have his personal life, family or jobs, I saw a few of them and they voluntary didnt wanted to play anymore because of things I mentioned before, well personal decisions, is up to them but I saw great projects and so much talent they shoulda keep going but at the same time was a great experience

[@denglish5275]

This is an awesome practice tool for learning the style a bit more. Exactly what I've been looking for.

[@MeistroEckhart]

Wow, amazing video for people wanting to learn! I have something to do tonight, waking up at 3am.. thank you

[@CHAAAAAOTIC]

Literally the tutorial I’ve been searching for

[@CXMPBEATS]

THE GOAT!!

[@iiiFireDoGG]

Came across this channel today and wow this is all ive ever wanted to learn. THANK YOUUU
I finally feel inspired to get out of bed everyday and practice new things again

[@tspmcfarlane]

So useful, thank you!

[@calvinamaro2708]

thanks trevor, great video

[@PraetorianCuber]

gonna learn these tomorrow for sure, thanks trevor!

[@p0dushhka]

thank you so much for this!

[@eese5410]

全てのフレーズが素晴らしいです😭😭tab譜をありがとう！

[@yannliepchitz416]

Best riffs video on youtube tkxs

[@senseisharktv7380]

Beautiful!

[@johnklopping8562]

this is my favorite tiny desk concert

[@googleisfascist9278]

Thanks man I needed that

[@Justin-eu3yd]

thank you for this

[@Joshualemay1]

Thank you for those riffs, it inspired me to write a new song

[@idhammohd7011]

thank you for this lessons

[@AydenSalem]

blud had exactly what I was looking for tanks

[@knxv1990]

So good patterns

[@90Albums90Days]

Do you have a video on distorted chords that would go with riffs like this?

[@cotyreed047360]

Thank you!!!

[@jenniferbecher264]

Thank you!

[@noises7029]

Yes! More more more! lol.

[@VesusYao]

Cool tunes, дюде

[@sbeiting07]

Fret 4 on D string making a nice half step with the G string is always a good move

[@NINODOTADO]

galing✌✌👏👏

[@deangeloburke]

I would like to play this at a school talent show

[@TrevorWongMusic]

go for it!

[@professionalskit24]

Nice I can wake up practice these!! Haha really wish I had multiple guitars like in hs could actually them for all these fun tunings haha

[@skyarciesx]

Thank you 🥺

[@cdmusic2]

here to expand my repertoire 🤌

[@SonOfManMusic]

nice

[@christianadrian1997]

Could you do a video on slow core? Like duster type chords and progressions 🤖

[@AwayGoalRule]

I’ve rediscovered standard tuning this year after a couple decades of playing open tunings. What’s old is new I guess.

[@biggppplays6961]

Emo is heresy -20,000 social credits
We're coming for you Mr Wong

[@Gio21Sheehan]

I may be wrong but I think lick 2 tab isn't correct: I'm hearing a 5-4-0 pull off on the D string so it would be (G) 5-4-0 (D) 7-0 and (D) 5-4-0 (G) 7-0

[@auraofdeath423]

Can you please try Russian 7-string guitar tuning? IT'S also an open tuning

[@SlenderKS]

cool! omg

[@lican.s2579]

Some moooore

[@dpacula63]

God I wanna learn this style so bad

[@rhinojames77]

I signed up to patreon to get the TAB for this but I can't find it on there.

[@TrevorWongMusic]

thanks for the support! link is usually in the description of these vids. let me know if this doesn't work. www.patreon.com/posts/59611550

[@ClaudioRusso]

awesome lesson! is your pickguard parchment or mint green?

[@drakonzebra]

I don't understand the time signature in lick 7: in the notation it appears that all the notes take equal times (except G), but in the demonstration the last 4 seem slower?

[@Aerydna]

the transcription of lick 2 is wrong i think. it's missing a pull of note from 4 to 0 in the 3th cord

[@cornboy7424]

so is lick 7 which should be 8th notes over beats 3-4

[@glorious6779]

Is there slow steps?? Please let me know slowed up and with tabs. I'll give ut ago tho.

[@bruggemanjake5456]

Go to the video settings and play it at half speed, pause and rewind as needed.

[@phant0mdummy]

So if you can write riffs that sound the same as riffs in different tunings, what are the main benefits of alternate tunings?
I understand an open tuning leaves a baseline of whatever chord you tune for, and it can "challenge you to play different", but it just seems more hassle to me.
I got to relearn what scale shapes, chord shapes, etc I can use, but I can still write twinkly riffs in standard.
I know sometimes a riff can be 'easier to play' in particular tunings, but still - someone break this down in laymans terms.

[@enrique5565]

I like open tunings because you can play like shit and it still sounds good 👍 DAEAC#E for life 💪

[@ghastlyshimmer]

One of the main benefit of alternate tunings is string ringing out. basically open notes while playing makes it more grand ya know

[@yashkandalam1264]

so this is all in the key of G correct?

[@thedanalcantara]

Signal chain please!

[@eddieo6886]

i need to know what song was used in the outro!

[@castorash3848]

Nice...but where is the flannel???

[@soccermanfour]

super helpful thanks!! (:

[@yicettsuarez8441]

The nokias ringtone is midwest emo

[@JC-gf4sj]

This sounds more like math rock

[@cramersecinvestigations7870]

Such beautiful sounds. I'm so sick of hearing metal in the local music scene.

[@radioaftermaththeband]

Stealing all of these. Thanks :)

[@iantimmis651]

You have great videos, but they are way too short to warrant having such a long outro.

[@pleasure.93]

Omg I love this