Follow a Clear Path From Your First Math Rock Chord to Finished Songs of Your Own
Just follow the roadmap and I'll show you exactly what to learn, how to practice it, and how to turn it into music, without guessing what to work on next.
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The Complete Math Rock Roadmap
Get everything you need to learn, write, and play Math Rock & Midwest Emo cleanly and confidently, all in 6 easy-to-follow courses saving you years of wasted time and effort.

DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
❌ You finally get some time to play, then spend half of it trying to decide what to practice, so you just end up playing riffs you already know or noodle around.
❌ You sit down to write something new, but your fingers go straight back to the same few chord shapes you know. And even in a different tuning, your ideas start to sound a bit samey.
❌ You’ve got 30-second recording notes of riffs you like, but you have no idea of how to develop them.
❌ You know a bunch of chords, but when you want to convey a certain mood like bittersweet or dreamy, it just feels like you're guessing.
❌ You understand fragments of theory but don’t know how to apply them creatively.
You don’t need more disconnected information. You need a clear path that shows you what to learn, how to practise it, and how to turn it into music.
Learning to play and write my own math rock songs took me over a decade, but for you, it could take just a few months.
I knew learning math rock guitar was going to be a challenge but nothing could have prepared me for how difficult it turned out to be…
I had no idea where to start, there were no materials to learn from nor could I find any guitarists to help teach me.
I was reaching the intermediate stage with a few years of playing experience under my belt. My listening skills were pretty crappy, and my music theory knowledge was just as bad, making this feel like an impossible task.
I'd spend many hours searching the internet for tabs and anything that could help me.
And when I did find tabs, they were almost always wrong, and trying to figure out what guitarists were playing from blurry live videos shot on old mobile phones really didn't help.
To help me on the journey, I went to music school. I was slowly filling in important gaps in my playing, but while I learned a ton there...
IT STILL TOOK ME YEARS... more than a decade to be precise
Looking back, I know I could have improved so much faster if I had the knowledge I have now, and that’s when I realized, if I could do this, then so could others.
But I didn’t want it to take them years to figure it out the hard way like I did.
So I turned my plan into a complete math rock learning roadmap for guitrarists, and tested it with aspiring math rock learners.
And it worked like this.
All they needed to do were three things:
1. Learn concepts
2. Practice them through exercises
3. Apply what they learned
It’s such an obvious system, but it got results because it focused on getting guitarists to use what they learn rather than throwing a whole bunch of exercises at them and stopping there like most generic guitar courses do.
This resulted in them making progress in a matter of weeks, not years.
So before I tell you the nitty gritty details of how you can do it too, check out the results these guitarists got👇
How to Actually Learn Math Rock Guitar Without Wasting Time
The secret to learning math rock guitar without it taking you years is simple:
✅ Learn the essential skills (in the right order)
✅ Focus on mastering those concepts (practice)
✅ Practice applying them to your own playing (applying theory)
The best way to do that is to spend a decade of frustrating trial and error working that all out for yourself.
Fortunately, you don’t have to because I’ve done all the hard work for you.
The Math Rock Roadmap is the only step-by-step system in existence that provides a clear roadmap to learning, writing, and playing math rock guitar by simplifying advanced math rock techniques, applying theory creatively, and provides a clear framework for writing your own songs.
Unlike other self-paced courses, this course focuses on applying on what you are learning, so you can get better faster.
INTRODUCING THE MATH ROCK ROADMAP
The proven, step-by-step guitar roadmap that shows you exactly what to practice, and how, so you actually improve. No more confusion. No more wasted time. Just results.
Here's what you’ll be able to do
✅ Spend your practice time playing. The Roadmap shows you what to work on and in what order. Even if you’ve only got 20 minutes, you can pick up where you left off and get straight to playing.
✅ Build the skills to play the ideas you hear in your head. Across six courses, you’ll work on clean chord changes, tapping, fingerstyle, and finding your way around FACGCE. Then you’ll use those skills to write progressions that fit the mood you want and develop them into songs.
✅ Turn an exercise into a riff of your own. With my Learn, Practise, Apply system, you’ll get a technique under your fingers, hear how it works in a real riff, then try it in your own writing. A tapping exercise, for example, can become a melody over a chord you already love.
✅ Know what to do if you get stuck. If a chord keeps buzzing or a tapping phrase sounds messy, ask a question beneath the lesson video. You can get guidance on the part that’s giving you trouble and come back to it with something specific to try.
✅ Get a tricky passage flowing at your own pace. Follow the on-screen tab and chord diagrams to see where your fingers go.
✅ Hear how the techniques fit together in music you enjoy. Explore over 40 riffs and songs with a guitarist’s ear. Notice how a picked melody brings out the top note of a chord, or how a change in rhythm gives a familiar chord shape a different feel.
Phase 1
Here you’ll build the playing skills to express your ideas
Course 1 - Learn the chords that made you fall in love with this music
Master the rich, emotional chords and progressions used in math rock and Midwest emo through focused, step-by-step lessons.
Course 2 - Make tapping a musical part of your playing
Develop clean, precise finger-tapping skills through focused, exercises. Apply each technique to real riffs and songs, then complete creative challenges that help you combine tapping, chords and melodies to create ideas of your own.
Course 3 - Master Melodic Math Rock Fingerstyle Techniques
Make your guitar parts feel fuller by bringing bass notes, chords, and melodies together by learning to play math-rock fingerstyle cleanly and confidently through focused lessons that break down the techniques used by the best math rock guitarists.
Course 4 - Feel more at home on the fretboard in FACGCE
Learn to navigate FACGCE without feeling lost on the fretboard. Focused lessons will show you how the tuning works, while practical exercises help you confidently find notes, chords, scales and help you confidently write ideas of your own.
Phase 2
Here you'll build on what you have learned and learn to write your own songs with intention
Course 5 - Build Expressive, Emotional Chord Progressions
Expand your chord vocabulary and learn exactly which chords to reach for to craft expressive progressions. Then follow my simple 5-step formula to write intentional, fresh progressions every time.
Course 6 - Turn Your Ideas Into Full, Cohesive Math Rock Songs
Transform a single riff or chord progression into a complete math rock song. Learn to build on your ideas with dynamics, transitions, and structures that flow seamlessly.
Everything you're going to get 👇
One clear path. Six focused courses. Zero-fluff lessons you can follow at your own pace.
If you wanted to learn everything inside the Complete Math Rock Roadmap in private tuition, the price tag would easily surpass $1000s…
And if you were to try and learn a lot of the concepts I teach in this course in a formal education setting as I learned them, well the price would be more than $30,000!
But I want to make this more affordable and accessible for you.
So for just $197 you’ll get lifetime access to:
✅ A clear practice roadmap. Know where to start and what to work on next, even when you have limitied practice time.
✅ Six courses that build on each other. Get comfortable with chords, tapping, fingerstyle, and FACGCE before moving into chord progressions and songwriting.
✅ A system that works. With my Learn, Practise, Apply approach, you’ll learn each skill in an exercise, hear it in real musical examples, and learn how to use it in ideas of your own.
✅ A downloadable practice pack. Handy chord charts, tab PDFs, and Guitar Pro files so you can revisit a chord shape or slow down a tricky passage while you practice.
✅ Tabs for over 40 riffs and songs. Put a technique you’ve just learned into action in a piece of music and hear how it fits with the chords, melody, and rhythm.
✅ Five bonuses. Course companion guides, the FACGCE and Math Rock Guitar Essentials eBooks, and a songwriting checklist. You’ll also get access to future courses added to the Roadmap at no extra cost.
✅ Unlimited course support. Ask questions beneath any lesson video. If a chord won’t ring clearly or you’re unsure how to apply an idea, you can get help with the exact part that’s holding you up.
✅ Try the Roadmap with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the course isn’t right for you, ask for a refund within 30 days and I'll send it right back to you, no questions asked.

Money Back Guarantee
Not what you expected? No problem. Ask for your money back in the first 30 days and we'll send it right back to you.
BONUS #1: Time Saving Companion Guides
Get each course as a downloadable PDF. Including all concepts, exercises, tabs, challenges that you'll find in the video version.
BONUS #2: A Guitarist’s Guide to FACGCE
This bonus eBook guide gives you clear, practical steps to confidently navigate and create music in FACGCE, one of the most iconic math rock tunings.
BONUS #3: Math Rock Songwriting Complete Checklist Guide
This checklist simplifies the songwriting process into actionable steps, helping you structure your songs, build dynamics, and make your ideas flow effortlessly, even if you’re new to songwriting.
BONUS #4: Math Rock Guitar Essentials eBook
My flagship comprehensive guitarist’s guide to learning, writing, and playing math rock and Midwest emo.
Bonus #5: New Courses for FREE
I add new modules to this course regularly which you get FREE access to added to your course as soon as they drop! Also, you can have your say in what I add.
FAQ
Do I need to be an advanced guitarist to take this course?
No, this course is designed for intermediate players, but even beginners with basic chord and scale knowledge can benefit.
Each module builds on the previous one, and everything is taught step-by-step, so you’ll progress at your own pace.
What if I’ve struggled with finger tapping or alternate tunings in the past?
That’s exactly why this course exists!
We break down techniques like finger tapping and alternate tunings into clear, manageable steps, making them accessible even if you’ve found them challenging before.
You’ll also have exercises to build confidence and precision.
I don’t have much time to practice. Can I still take this course?
Absolutely! The course is designed for busy guitarists.
With just 15–30 minutes a day, you’ll see meaningful progress thanks to structured lessons and focused practice guides.
I’ve never written a full song before. Will this course help?
Yes! Songwriting is a core part of the course. Yes! Songwriting is a core part of the course.
In the final module, you’ll learn how to take a single idea—like a riff or chord progression—and expand it into a complete, cohesive song using simple, proven techniques.
In the final module, you’ll learn how to take a single idea—like a riff or chord progression—and expand it into a complete, cohesive song using simple, proven techniques.
What if I don’t like the course?
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee.
If you feel the course isn’t right for you, let us know within 30 days, and we’ll refund your purchase—no questions asked.
Do I need to complete the modules in order?
I recommend following the roadmap in order because each stage prepares you for the next. However, if you already feel confident in a particular area, you can use the roadmap to identify the gaps in your playing and focus on the modules you need most.
How long will it take to complete the course?
The course is self-paced, so it depends on your schedule and goals.
Many students complete it in a few months by practicing 3–5 times per week, but you’ll have lifetime access to revisit the lessons whenever you need.