Review on Guitar Master Class Online Lessons

Guitar Lessons

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Guitar Lessons
Guitar Lessons

 

 

 


Welcome back, my friends.  Within this article I’m going to present an opportunity for three of you (our faithful readers) a chance to win 6 month memberships for Guitar Masterclass.net, courtesy of Guitar Masterclass.net.  Within this video I go through the main pages of the website and discuss features that you can expect from both being a member and not being a member.

This contest has ended.

You will want to watch this in full screen mode to see all of the pages!

The video mentions TWO 6 month memberships being given away – it has been increased to THREE!

Guitar Masterclass.net has, to say the least, more content than you can shake a stick at.

The front page highlights all the newest videos up at the top as well as some featured content which will highlight contests, collaborations, lessons, and in this case the newly added scale generator.
Deeper within the web site is their archive of video lessons posted to date found here,  as well as a new lick of the day video as seen here.

The video lessons are, unlike mine, short and to the point.  Even the lecture videos which are spoken by people who don’t speak English as a first language probably do a better job at just getting to the point (or at least don’t waste time trying to be funny) than I do.

Most videos, however, aren’t lectures, but rather more demonstrational and exercise oriented.  Though it is worth mentioning that you can commission some instructors for one on lessons and I believe you get that as a free service for four weeks with a membership.  Why’s that good?  Because nothing ever compares to one on one lessons.

And if all that gave you the burning sensation to join forces with Guitar Masterclass, yet you find it challenging to wait it out you can always quench your thirst here.

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Kyle Smitchens

Kyle Smitchens is the Guitar-Muse Managing Editor, super hero extraordinaire, and all around great guy. He has been playing guitar since his late teens and writing personal biographies almost as long. An appreciator of all music, his biggest influences include Tchaikovsky, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Steve Vai, Therion, and Jon Levasseur of Cryptopsy.

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