FabGuys.com forum: Guitar lessons/apps

By *arang OP Man
5 days ago

Lowestoft

I want to start playing the guitar. Does anyone recommend any apps, online lessons. I’ve looked at things like the fender app or guitar tricks

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By *exy_bottomTV/TS
5 days ago

Flitwick

Search for Paul Davids on Youtube. His lessons are excellent. He also offers courses. They cost about £199, but you get 35 or so lessons and you have lifetime access.

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By *yberbumMan
4 days ago

llansamlet

You can also try Justin guitar https://youtu.be/ZulHB_cW5IA?si=MOHU9oXVFKWT3j4e

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By *yberbumMan
4 days ago

llansamlet

I did start learning to Play using Justin guitar video, but broke my finger so had to stop and having on going problem with my fingers I not really gone back to trying to play

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By *lexieMan
4 days ago

Just north of Southampton

"I did start learning to Play using Justin guitar video, but broke my finger so had to stop and having on going problem with my fingers I not really gone back to trying to play "

Django Riegnheart, a gypsy jazz player had a mangled right hand in a caravan fire! He still managed to be one of the words greatest players! Amazing...

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By *lexieMan
4 days ago

Just north of Southampton

"I want to start playing the guitar. Does anyone recommend any apps, online lessons. I’ve looked at things like the fender app or guitar tricks "

Pity yur so far away, I could give you some lessons to get you started ^

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By (user no longer on site)
4 days ago

"Search for Paul Davids on Youtube. His lessons are excellent. He also offers courses. They cost about £199, but you get 35 or so lessons and you have lifetime access."
agree Paul David’s is excellent. Also Texas Blue Alley has a great beginners course. Don’t let the name put you off. He is blues based but the fundamentals are the same. Good luck. I’m a self taught player of +40 yrs.

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By *arang OP Man
4 days ago

Lowestoft

I’ll give them all a look thanks and see what suits.

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By *uularTV/TS
4 days ago

Great Abington

I use the Ultimate Guitar site and app. Tons of tabs and sheet music on there, including official ones. They do lessons, too.

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By *ickey_blue11Man
4 days ago

Maidenhead

Yes YouTube was my go to as well. Nice and simple videos. Sadly haven't picked it up in years but it's still something I would like to do again.

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By *xLedZepxx2Man
4 days ago

Didcot

As mentioned, Justin Guitar is probably the best and it's UK based so no annoying Americans, I find with a lot of the American online tutors on youtube etc their lessons are basically a sales pitch so they give you a bit of a taster lesson so you buy the full course, Justin doesn't do that.

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By *annyDanielleMan
4 days ago

Street, Somerset

"As mentioned, Justin Guitar is probably the best and it's UK based so no annoying Americans, I find with a lot of the American online tutors on youtube etc their lessons are basically a sales pitch so they give you a bit of a taster lesson so you buy the full course, Justin doesn't do that."

Justin Guitar is excellent.

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