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Troyboi 07-16-2017 05:50 AM

Learning guitar apps and websites.
 
What are some good iPad or iMac apps or websites for learning to play guitar?
I've been using the riffstation website to learn to play songs but are there any others like this or similar apps etc that help with learning to play Guitar?

1neeto 07-16-2017 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Troyboi (Post 5409494)
What are some good iPad or iMac apps or websites for learning to play guitar?

I've been using the riffstation website to learn to play songs but are there any others like this or similar apps etc that help with learning to play Guitar?



Yousician can be fun, and now Fender came out with a new app called play.

Troyboi 07-18-2017 05:07 AM

I checked them both out but they cost too much.

acoustigoat 07-18-2017 10:27 AM

I started learning in January and found Tony Polecastro's free YouTube series to be very helpful. He provides videos and free downloads of tabs. Each set of lessons is broken down into small parts.

I started with the beginner course and then moved on to the fingerstyle series.

brancher 07-18-2017 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by acoustigoat (Post 5412039)
I started learning in January and found Tony Polecastro's free YouTube series to be very helpful. He provides videos and free downloads of tabs. Each set of lessons is broken down into small parts.

I started with the beginner course and then moved on to the fingerstyle series.

Interesting. I found Polecastro's site to be not very intuitive, and signed up for 'newsletters' and 'waitlists', I haven't received any worthwhile correspondence. Thinking of giving up on him.

acoustigoat 07-18-2017 12:40 PM

The website is pretty much just a portal for his paid material and community. Did you click on the links for the courses?

I'm on the waitlist as well, but in the meantime have gotten a lot out of his free YouTube channel. I started in January not even knowing how to properly fret a guitar and can now play a simplified version of Freight Train (fingerstyle) and am able to do picking for basic tabs.

newplayer_nyc 07-18-2017 12:55 PM

i love Anytune. it's a godsend for a beginner.

Clallam 07-18-2017 08:48 PM

I was happy with justinguitar's beginner course. I feel it gave me the knowledge to go on and play genres I like.

Troyboi 07-22-2017 03:17 AM

Thanks guys will check out some of those links. I find riffstation good to be able to play along to the songs.

Has anyone used the Fender play app? I would pay for it if I thought it was any good.

Albert D 07-27-2017 11:22 AM

I'm just starting out but Guitartricks.com was recommended to me and so far I like it. There is some free stuff but you get full access for $20 a month. To me it's worth the price.

Wyllys 07-27-2017 01:10 PM

Prior to the Internet, we got together with friends, our guitars and a case of beer.

SprintBob 08-01-2017 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Clallam (Post 5412708)
I was happy with justinguitar's beginner course. I feel it gave me the knowledge to go on and play genres I like.

Another vote for Justin Guitar.

tonyo 08-02-2017 02:38 AM

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Originally Posted by SprintBob (Post 5429764)
Another vote for Justin Guitar.

Add anther vote for justin guitar. Have also bought his song books and dvd course on the major scale.

Troyboi 08-02-2017 09:19 PM

A lot of songs I'm learning to play are from Justin Guitar, Papastache, Marty Schwarz and Countrysongteacher. They all have fantastic YouTube channels and between them all have a heap of different song titles.

Troyboi 08-05-2017 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by newplayer_nyc (Post 5412215)
i love Anytune. it's a godsend for a beginner.

Just been checking out Anytune. It's great for learning to play your own songs.


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