Just need your recommendation for a topic unrelated to bass ā¦
I finished the course here about half a year ago, and I still continue to learn about bass.
I started looking in the direction of an electric guitar and I am looking for a similar online course.
I would really appreciate anyone who knows a similar course and can recommend to me. I intentionally ask here - because everyone here is familiar with the fun learning style here.
Itās important for me to say that I am not interested in tabs or learning to play songs,
I do not like the āfast laneā style of learning.
Really appreciate to anyone who can recommend to me!
I donāt think itās totally similar but he has a very approachable style and is very easy to learn from without a lot of added BS. Tons of material and training aids on his site too.
I am a life member of Blues Guitar Unleashed and highly recommend it. https://bluesguitarunleashed.com
Griff Hamlinās teaching style is very similar to B2B.
Justin Sandeco at Justin Guitar has also been recommended https://www.justinguitar.com/ and is also very good considering his lessons are all free.
As far as things like theory is concerned Justin does not get into the nuts and bolts as much as The Blues Guitar Unleashed site.
I would not hesitate to recommend either of these sites.
Good luck.
When I played guitar, I couldnāt get enough of Paul Davidās videos. I highly recommend you get into those no matter where you take a course. I still like watching these even though I only play bass now.
However, Iāve also just noticed heās launched his own online course. I havenāt heard anything about it yet as Iāve been in the bass world, but Iām willing to bet itās good value for money.
Lastly, I know you said electric guitar, but if you are ever interested in acoustic fingerstyle, then Tony Polecastro has a great course that has a very similar vibe to BassBuzz.
I did a beginner course at guitar tricks and thought that was pretty goodā¦ Once you have done that you choose from different courses in specific styles bass, country, rock and acousticā¦ After that theres other modules you can doā¦ They also have loads of videos focusing on different songs in those styles but your not interested in that.
Steve Stine is awesome and has thousands of free lessons online. He is my go-to guy when it comes to guitar. He is so friendly and relatable and knows how to explain stuff to a dumbass like me.
My ten year old grandson wanted guitar lessons. We are looking at martymusic. You can find free videos on YouTube. He has the same kind of"you can do this" attitude and teaching style. Maybe itās worth a look.
@salemslave Hey, I would recommend pick up music. It has a wide range of lessons and master classes and bootcamps with different instructors. the bad is its 15 dollars a month. https://app.pickupmusic.com/onboarding-step2
I like justin sandercoe, but his user interface was not working properly for me and never saved the progress. Good lessons tho. (Especially for the price)
I have taken Martyās courses. They are OK but nothing you canāt get at Justin Guitar for free.
Here is a link.
I hope someone is going to be helping your grandson and not just let him sit there by himself.
I have some 10 year old students and they need constant direction and encouragement to keep their interest.
Where are you located, if you donāt mind me asking?
So he has an uncle that is picking up an acoustic and going to work with him. I would do it myself, but i got that whole pesky needing to be employed thing-and since i travel to work, Iām almost never there, Maybe a couple weeks a year. But we play together on Skype pretty regularly. Heās got my Ibanez es300. And heās starting to make it happen some. Iām just glad heās into something good. So it stinks heās in Indiana and Iām wherever i gotta be, but we all learned from the pandemic. Youre only as far apart as you make yourself.
