5 Math Rock Fingerstyle Riffs That Look Hard, But Are Totally Playable

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00:005 math rock fingerstyle riffs that look hard but are totally playable

00:06number one the polyrhythmic foundation weave polyrhythms in 7 8 or 5 4 anchoring

00:12thumb bass beneath melodic treble start slow and count subdivisions relentlessly

00:18number two syncopated simplicity simple harmonies with syncopated eighth and

00:23sixteenth groupings hybrid picking enhances dynamics building endurance and effortless

00:28repeatable muscle memory number three emotional dissonance intentional dissonance added ninths

00:36suspensions unresolved intervals creates poignancy open tunings and dorian inflections enable ambient

00:42emotive storytelling number four percussive independence develop p-i-m-a independence

00:50with arpeggios in odd meters integrate body taps thumb slaps and prioritize accuracy with visual

00:56guidance number five historical foundation trace math rocks evolution slint to don caballero tortoise

01:05and battles expand from basic hammers to dense voicings and taps