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| Hey everyone. This is my first post here and it will definitely not be my last in what appears to be a great forum for all things guitar. I was wondering if anybody had any insight to some of the online resources for lessons. I have just recently picked up the guitar back up after a very long lay off. Played a bit in my teens but after school, job and family the guitar got left behind. Now that kids are older and job is secure I have got the itch to start playing again but this time I want to have some sctructure and not just goof around like I did when I was younger. I travel quite extensively for my job and that is why I am looking online for lessons as I am not around enough to set something up locally. I am leaning towards Workshop Live, but would be open to any suggestions anyone has. Thanks. |
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| My only experience with online guitar lessons has been with Workshop Live, and they really do provide an excellent user experience. I believe you can get a free 7-day trial, too, if you look around a bit. Good luck ![]()
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| If you have a Line6 Pod or Port...try Line 6 - GuitarPort Online I did the free 30 day trial and picked up a bunch of neat riffs and useful lessons. A lot of the stuff is taught by Wolf Marshall, who is very well respected and versatile. If I had more time I would sign up and do more lessons, but I have enough on my plate with the band and learning the occasional new tune for the set list. I get a lot more out of just learning more tunes by ear at this point, but I can see were the Line6 stuff would be good for folks starting out or moving to the next level. If you want to improve your playing over a year or so, I strongly recommend Mick Goodrick's The Advancing Guitarist. This book will help you find your own voice on the instrument, and challenge you in ways no single lesson can.
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