Math Rock Essentials – Finger Tapping

If you’re past the beginner stage on guitar but finger tapping still feels too hard, too noisy, or you’re not sure what to practice first, this course is built to give you a clear path, so you can start playing real math rock / Midwest emo tapping ideas without wasting time.

Designed to move step-by-step, you’ll go from setting your guitar up for tapping, to dialing in a good tapping tone, to learning clean technique + muting, then mastering the essentials through tailor-made exercises and real riff applications.

This course will:
✅ Help you stop feeling lost on what to learn by giving you a step-by-step system to follow.

✅ Show you how to set up your guitar for tapping comfort and note definition (no prior setup experience needed).

✅ Walk you through dialing in your rig for tapping (plugin, amp sim pedal, or real amp + pedals) so you don’t compensate by tapping too hard.

✅ Teach you technique pointers that help you start correctly and reduce the risk of developing bad habits (or hurting yourself).

✅ Fix the “messy tapping” problem with a simple muting strategy (so your notes pop instead of turning into noise).

✅ Build real ability through exercises that cover common math rock tapping approaches, then point you toward learning actual riffs and writing your own ideas.

You will learn:
✔️ How to practice each exercise like a mini private lesson (demo → explanation → guided play-along).

✔️ Strength + dexterity foundations (so you don’t jump straight to riffs and burn out).

✔️ Real-world tapping “styles” you’ll actually see in songs: arpeggio runs, repeating melody + moving harmony, chords-with-tapping, and moving melody + harmony.

✔️ A final challenge-style exercise inspired by early Yvette Young / Covet ideas (odd-time, two-hand arpeggio feel).