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TrueFire Review - The Most Experienced Online Guitar Lesson Website
In this video we are taking a look at the oldest online guitar lesson website around, TrueFire - geni.us/true-fire
TrueFire has been around since 1991, churning out more than 40,000 lessons, 700 courses and more than 200 instructors. They have plenty of experience but, in 2019, is the site starting to show its age? Only one way to find out…
You can also read our full written review of TrueFire here: www.guitarfella.com/online-guitar-lessons/truefire-review/
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TrueFire has been around since 1991, churning out more than 40,000 lessons, 700 courses and more than 200 instructors. They have plenty of experience but, in 2019, is the site starting to show its age? Only one way to find out…
You can also read our full written review of TrueFire here: www.guitarfella.com/online-guitar-lessons/truefire-review/
Subscribe for more online lesson reviews and helpful guitar videos!
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JamPlay Review - The Best Online Guitar Instruction?
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We are back with another online guitar tutorial website review! Today we are checking out JamPlay - geni.us/jam-play JamPlay is one of the most popular guitar lesson sites around, with more than 6,500 lessons and over 100 instructors! Let’s see how these impressive numbers translate… You can read our full written review of JamPlay here: www.guitarfella.com/online-guitar-lessons/jamplay-review/ ...
Guitar Tricks Review - The King of Online Guitar Tutorial?
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In today’s online guitar lesson review, we’re taking a closer look at Guitar Tricks - geni.us/guitar-tricks Since 1998, Guitar Tricks has been one of the most popular guitar tutorial websites, with more than 11,000 video lessons and 700 songs. But is this enough to justify the slightly higher price? 20% PROMO CODE (automatically applied): www.guitarfella.com/lessons/guitartricks-upgrade/ Be sur...
Fender Play Review - New Online Guitar Lesson Website
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In our latest online guitar lesson review, we take a closer look at Fender Play - geni.us/fender-play Fender Play is one of the newest guitar tutorial websites out there, but has already made a good impression. You can read our full written review of Fender Play here: www.guitarfella.com/online-guitar-lessons/fender-play-review/ Be sure to subscribe for more online lesson reviews and helpful gu...
JustinGuitar Review - Quality Free Online Tutorial Website
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Welcome to the first in a new series of online lesson reviews from Guitar Fella! In this video we take a look at the popular free website, Justin Guitar - www.justinguitar.com/. While we won’t make a habit of reviewing free tuition, this longstanding website is so expansive and brimming with content, it deserves its time in the spotlight. Check out our complete written Justin Guitar review here...
Acoustic Guitar or Acoustic-Electric Guitar? Which One Is Better For You?
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A lot of beginners are wondering if they should buy a standart acoustic guitar or if they should invest a little bit more and get a model with electronics. The truth is, both options are viable, it all comes down to what you plan to do with your instrument. Check out the video see the differencies and visit www.guitarfella.com/best-acoustic-guitar/acoustic-electric/ too see some great guitars.
Introduction Video For Beginners: Buying Your First Electric Guitar Guide
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Buying your first electric guitar is an exciting process. Before you start looking around for one, spend some time and watch this video. You will learn all the basics that you should know before you go shopping. You will learn what is the anatomy of the electric guitar, what are the different body types and tonewoods. What is a hollow body electric guitar. And something little extra.. Once you ...
The Introduction Guide To Your First Acoustic Guitar! A Buying Guide For Beginners!
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With this video Jared introduces you to all the basics that you want to be familiar with before you start looking for your first acoustic guitar. You will learn what is the anatomy of the acoustic guitar, what are the different body sizes and tonewoods. You will understand the difference between solid wood body and a laminated body. Once you are done watching, you can visit www.guitarfella.com/...
What Is The Difference Between Acoustic Steel String Guitar And Classical Nylon String Guitar
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If you are having hard time deciding between a steel string and a nylon string guitar, check out our explanation video. Pick the one that will work better for you. There are some basic differencies that every guitar player should be aware of. Going with the right type of strings is mainly related to the style that you are planning to learn and play. Visit our website www.guitarfella.com/ for mo...
I got both 💀
Thank you. Informative…rookie here
Just joined TrueFire - amazing value - wish I had done it years ago
Thank you for making this video ❤❤
Does it have scroll along tabs and backing tracks?
Can we connect headphones to acoustic electric guitar so that I can play without disturbing my neighbors
Could it be that this site is really just for blues players? They are generous, giving people like me a 30 day free trial. But from what I've seen so far it's just blues, blues and more blues on here. I was hoping for more than 4 courses on metal. I did read that metal is well represented on the site. This is not true as far as I can see. It is good to learn all styles of different music, which will help you to get mastery on the instrument. But yes, €200a year on discount? Overrated maybe??
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I'm not so happy I spend money on this. It feels like I'm being shown a ton of different things, but never learn more than a few basics before being whisked along to something else. There is never really any structure for me to practice anything in particular, and sometimes, it gets into lessons or songs I'm just not interested in. It's frustrating when all I want, is for it to help me practice playing basic chords for a few weeks so I can that subject down pretty well while it forces me along to power chords after learning just a few of them. I was also looking forward to learning to properly use barre chords, but it never actually does. Instead, it shows simplified versions where you don't have to "barre" at all and now I'm at a point where I have to choose whether I want to continue with blues music, acoustic, country (hell to the no), or rock without me feeing like it ever covered the basics properly.
You can try the old fundamentals 1 & 2 courses by Lisa. They have some nice theory. For practice I just practice till I can nail the final song of the course. They also have practice tutorials in their "Beginner Lessons" and "Experienced Lessons" sections.
More playing and less talking please!!
Peace and Christ Bless. Have a nice day everyone! [07-09-2022_01_20.]
Thanks I enjoyed the review. Very honest and well put together
I feel like, unless you're regularly performing, pure acoustic is the better option long term. I've seen people with acoustic-electric who removed the electronics (I presume because they stopped working) and it left the guitar with a hole at the top and it looks weird. Not to mention the tonal differences that would make.
this is a nice informative video, I like that you presented the question of 'which to get?' as purely a matter of personal preference, with just a slight preferential nod to classical for beginners. Get what you like is the best advice.
Do I need Amp for electro acoustic?
Yes or a PA system.
Any benefits in having an acoustic over an acoustic-electric other than price?
Is this when using guitar tricks on the computer? Cause on my iphone there is no speed settings.
Do they have a guitar theory? I am trying to find online to learn theory while playing, to know what am I playing. But internet is a mess, a million info. Don't know where to find something good. Any of you know something? Thanks
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Go for Guitar Tricks instead! They dont chase your money as True Fire do. A full access membership on True Fire gives you access to less than 20%, after that everything costs you money
Can you play an acoustic electric as a regular acoustic guitar?
of course you can, im not sure why that's such a common question
@@michaelrogers3857 thanks for the answer. Looking back, I’m not sure why I thought of that question in the first place It was the first guitar I was looking for by myself and I eventually ended up getting the fender fa-135ce for $200. It was a pretty good guitar for the price
Does it have music theory part?
The Beatles have used a Gibson J160E & it's the most over looked Acoustic-Electric Guitar. The Gibson J160E has a P-90 Feedback Free Single Coil Pickup:czcams.com/video/OTDly9cgzcU/video.html & the sound it produces when plugged into an amp is what you're hearing on almost all Beatles Albums so it's great for playing Beatles Covers.
I don’t have any money
was like yeah plenty of songs !! 1 metallica song ...... FML ....
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what u smoking bruh
What guitar did you end up buying?
@@matthewreid618 Acoustic
God bless you brother. Our Lord cometh
Hi Does JamPlay work with a fretlight guitar & Guitar pro 7
Me : Best way to invest 20 bucks! My stomach : Bring me a large 20 dollar pizza instead :)
The Piezo Pickup makes recording easier plus it makes the natrual sound of the Guitar even larger. The Piezo Pickup picks up the natrual sound of the Guitar from the Vibrations of the Wood. Another unique thing about Acoustic-Electric Guitars is that they're designed to feel like Electric Guitars beause the body is smaller, the neck is skinnier, the strings are thinner, & the action is lower.
The most interesting thing about the Acoustic-Electric is that if you're running FX through the Guitar, you get a sound that you just can't get out of a Standard Solid Body Electric becuse the Acoustic Woodieness is being mixed in with the FX.
Some Acoustic-Electrics have a built in tuner which make them easier to keep in tune.
The Acoustic-Electric is way larger in versaility.
Jamplay has some awesome lessons and teachers. But the thing that keeps me from subbing again is that they haven't added any new song tutorials in years. Learning technique is great, but if you don't have songs to apply it to, what's the point. You have to find those on your own.
But which guitar to buy for this
I prefer electric
@@aryansinghgusain8961 for beginners
@@chinmay6144 yeah electric is good but if you are shodt pf money then acoutic is still fine I have bought acoustic guitar
@@aryansinghgusain8961 okay thanks bro , which brand did you bought?
@@chinmay6144 i prefer you yamaha (acoustic) and electric (fender or squier) And yeah I find guitar tricks best but if you are bigenner Ill prefer you guitar jams
You have explained the differences very nicely. I was checking out videos to understand which guitar (acoustic or semi-acoustic) best suits my need for vocal recordings and I must say your explanation is crisp and to the point.
interesting points ,if anyone else is searching for online guitar course try Elumpa Simple Guitar Alchemist (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy got cool results with it.
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its down to $99/£78 per year and next year membership is stays the same price, apparently it stays the same price every year for life if you buy now! :D
i am 53 yrs old from the UK learning on an electric guitar and to be honest? I have only being playing with guitar tricks (12 months subscription at $99/£78 ) for just over 2 months and it is fantastic, you learn at your speed, you start to play on sting 1 (thinnest high e string, then move up to 2 strings, 3 strings, 4 strings etc)... after every lesson you have to learn the lesson off by heart then you move on, so easy to learn and well worth the £78 for the year, its a lot less than buying a coffee a day, after 2 months (i work 12hour shifts and some days i am just sooo tired to pick the guitar up) I am playing 4 strings comfortably..next lessons are the power chords..bring it on!!! loving the guitar tricks learning, i maybe slow BUT I WILL BE SHREDDING hopefully by the next summer in my garden with the neighbours around....if covid allows :D
Hi Munta1967 I am also 50 and started a couple of weeks ago. Are you still using Guitartricks ? and have you made progress in the last months ? would be great to know.. Cheers..A
@@MrSouzy Hi, i am still loving the guitar tricks tutorials, brilliant fun but frustrating at the same time, i am past the power chords part now, BUT for the last month i have been learning to play tablature songs off youtube, due to buying a positive grid spark amp and loving it! (guitar tricks learns you how to read tab also) i have learned the top gun theme and the shallow (lady gaga) song, no fancy bends or tremelo yet as i needed to learn the notes off by heart and am trying to put my own twang on them lol... but i am back on guitar tricks now and will go the distance with them...as i said before it is frustrating at times, but when you get to the next level it is like a feel good sensation and you get hungry for more lessons...if you fancy buying it, then i well recommend it, just take it one lesson at a time and have fun :) i now have 3 guitars in my little harem (Harley Benton ST-20 , a Gretsch 5230T, Harley Benton fusion-II HSH and love them all equally) due to getting the guitar bug BIG STYLE , gonna try be as good as i can be via guitar tricks and taking everything in my stride that they throw at me :) you learn at your own pace, get comfortable with where the frets are and eventually hitting the string you want with the pick, its fun and the frustration is thrown in free lmao :D
@@munta1967 its great to hear you have made progress ! :) I already applied for a free trial and I have already (re) learnt quite a lot. I have been playing on an acoustic but last week my new "Tele" arrived. I bought myself one of those Harley Bentons and am quite impressed by the quality and the playability. My son is having lessons with a teacher so I am also trying to keep up with him. The biggest problem I have at the moment is the pain in the end of my fingers.. lol
@@MrSouzy yeah lol, the pain in the finger ends is bad i know, but it gets easier in time, if i practice too long they still let me know about it :D just need to keep building those callouses up lmao :) what HB model tele did you buy?, I will check it out :D
So out of all the ones you've reviewed which would you choose as a midlife beginner?
GuitarFella.com With an Acoustic-Electric yoo can also use a Tone wood Amp for even bigger sounds coming outta the sound hole.
@UCWP1eftHH7f7ZXprUrk6xXQ I think the Acoustic-Electric (just like an Electric Guitar) might be more beginner friendly cause they're much bigger in versatility & the cut away facilitates good technique.
Without plugging in, does both guitars sound the same? Cause I saw a video where the sound was very very different.
@@mahzabinnaruse7642 The Cutaway gives it a different sound even w/ the Piezo Pickup. Piezo Pickups make the natural sound of the Guitar bigger by picking up the vibrations of the wood.
Ok, but can an acoustic electric e played without it being plugged in?
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what model is that?? its gorgeous omg
it looks pretty similar to Ibanez PC12MHCE-OPN they’re not the same but close enough
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I love guitar tricks, it works well for me and my level of play 👍
Hi. Where did you start with guitar tricks, from fundamentals? How is going for you now, mich better? Thanls man 😊
I've been using this site for a few weeks now. I have tried other sites (free) and gave up. This site has me excited to learn and the pace/content seems perfect. I'm playing Ode to Joy already. Never thought that would be happening.
nice one, stay with it! very good guitar learning at your own pace :D
Hey COBY!!
Great video review! Thanks