JamPlay is a website that provides users with online video tutorials for guitar for around $11 a month, if you end up choosing the annual membership. We wanted to observe to see if a novice guitarist would be able to properly learn how to play guitar with these sites and for what price.Īs mentioned before, Jam Play and Guitar Tricks are the two sites that we are comparing. JamPlay came to light after Guitar Tricks and actually set out to outgrow Guitar Tricks.įrom a beginner guitarist perspective, we wanted to compare JamPlay and Guitar Tricks to see if one site happened to be better than other in terms of educational value, cost, and learning quality. Some people will go as far to claim that Guitar Tricks (affiliate link) actually created online guitar lessons. But its awesome that we have tons of options out there and even more awesome that some of those are free.Before we get too deep into this review, you should be aware that Guitar Tricks is the older site between the two, as it was established in 1998. A bad teacher and boring books are why I gave up piano. I got so bored after my session I wasn't sure I was going to continue until I found online tutorials.
So does it work? It was successful at taking me from not knowing how to hold a guitar to teaching me some basics so that I can continue to learn and learn.Īs far as books, I tried one when I first got guitar. I was also able to pretty much breeze through the other sites beginner paths because I already went through justins. After 5 months, I can play a few songs and actually play them the right way. As far as the videos being too long, he has a written part out for each one, so you get to see written and video form, which I like. I think his course is better organized and just as in depth as the others. Now I am back to justin's intermediate course. I went through justin's guitar beginner course, then I thought I was missing out so I tried youcisian, guitartricks, fender, etc.
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