FREE Guitar Lessons App from JamPlay

Get this FREE guitar lessons app from JamPlay.com and improve your guitar playing, guaranteed! Get access to thousands of video guitar lessons from the best instructors in the world. 

JamPlay and it's 80 instructors have worked tirelessly to put together the most comprehensive library of guitar lessons you'll find. You are seconds away from accessing thousands of lessons from the best teachers in the world.

It doesn't matter if you play acoustic guitar, electric guitar, or bass guitar. It doesn't matter if you're an absolute beginner guitarist or have been playing for dozens of years. This app has lessons for everyone. Come see why hundreds of thousands of guitar players are raving about JamPlay.

 

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Guitar Lessons at JamPlay.com

JamPlay Company Information:

Founded in 2006, JamPlay, LLC has quickly become the premier company for delivering media to eager guitar students from across the planet. Here is a little information about the crew!

JamPlay.com is the leading site for online, video guitar lessons...offering over 3,000 lessons from 60+ professional instructors. It doesn't matter if you're a beginner or a seasoned veteran; JamPlay will improve your playing, guaranteed!

How to Improve Your Guitar Playing:

• Learn the notes on the fretboard
• Learn the sound and texture of chord types
• Listen to variety of styles for inspiration
• Learn how to hum and play simple melodies
•  Play music not just scale exercises
• Learn to play slowly and in time
• Learn songs in different keys
• Do not compare yourself to other
• Record your practices sessions and listen back to them
• Learn something new every day

 

4,682 Lessons Streaming in HD:

Each lesson is professionally filmed in our studios located in Greeley, Colorado and Kent, Ohio. All lessons are offered in high-definition quality and presented with 3-5 cameras depending on the material taught. Our lessons stream to you in 5 different qualities, with the additional capability to stream all video lessons to your mobile device. Learning to play the guitar online has never been this easy!

Free Video Guitar Lessons:

We consistently film, edit and publish around 11 hours of new guitar lessons every 30 days; an enormous amount of material to keep your playing focused and interests piqued. With new lessons added on a daily basis, you cannot find another company as dedicated to teaching you how to play guitar as JamPlay.

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Start promoting JamPlay and earn big money. We've established ourselves as the industry leader for both guitar lessons and bass lessons. Our offerings and brand sell themselves. We have a team constantly A/B testing various elements of our site to guarantee the highest possible conversion rates.

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Three Easy Tips for Beginner Guitarists

Three Easy Tips for Beginner Guitarists

Every guitarist needs a handful of things to be successful that have nothing to do with their instrument or equipment. Drive and focus are no-brainers, but there is one thing that sometimes gets overlooked: the ability to really listen to music — to the intervals, chords, scales, and rhythms.  

Listening in this way trains your ears, making it easier to learn and retain musical ideas and, later, to compose music, interact with other musicians and to improvise. So, as a new guitarist, how are you supposed to hone these mad listening skills to get those ears up to par? Simple… you follow these three easy tips to get started:

Tip Number One: Listen and Identify What is Playing Around You. One of the best ways to exercise your ears is to listen the the music that is playing around you during the day. Whether it’s a song on the radio or a jingle on TV, you’re surrounded by music that can teach you.

Start asking yourself questions. Can you pick out the key the song is written in? Is that key a major or minor key? What is the tempo of the song, and where and when (if ever) does the tempo change? Can you identify the intervals between the notes in the melody? What are the chords? What chord does the song start on and where does the harmony go from there?

Once you get comfortable with listening to music in this way, grab your guitar and start getting interactive by playing along, which leads us to tip number two…

Tip Number Two: Transcribe Music. Another great way to train yourself to really hear what your playing is to practice transcribing music. When you do this, you are depending entirely on your ears to guide you through a song. Learning to do this well takes time and discipline, but it’s an invaluable skill that is key to your success as a guitarist. Here’s what you need to know to get started. 

First, pick a song — it’s best to start out with something easy, such as “Happy Birthday” — and sit down with your guitar. Start by playing a random note and then work your way through the  rest of the melody from there. Keep playing the song until you’ve got it mastered. Once that happens, try to figure out the melody again starting from another starting note.

Take the time to identify what the names of the intervals are that make up the melody, listening to each specific interval as go work through the melody. Try to do this with a couple songs every day. When you’re comfortable working through the melodies, start trying to figure out what chords would go with that melody.

After you’ve mastered familiar songs, start transcribing guitar solos by ear. Keep challenging yourself with more difficult material and, eventually, this connection with music will become as natural as breathing!

Tip Number Three: Sing! Sing! Sing!

Singing is a great way to connect your ears with the music, Yes, you need to sing out loud, but don’t worry if you don’t have the greatest voice. The idea isn’t to record your next hit single, it’s to build an understanding of how the music is put together and how to associate that with the sounds you hear.  Here’s what you need to do:

Start by simply singing the major scales. Once you’ve become comfortable doing that, add the natural minor scale, the harmonic minor, the pentatonic scale… you get the idea. You can also test your skills by singing intervals and arpeggios. If you are able to read music, sight singing is also a great way to teach yourself how to understand and identify musical concepts.

Here’s the bottom line: If you want to become a solid guitarist, you simply have to learn to exercise your ears as much as you exercise your fingers. Use these tips to get you started and, remember to lean on the JamPlay community if you need help… that’s what we’re here for! Have fun, good luck, and keep learning!

Learn How to Play Online Guitar Lessons

Learn How to Play Online Guitar Lessons

Are you ready to rock? Even if you’ve never touched a guitar, JamPlay™ will have you rocking out in no time. JamPlay™ is the fastest growing guitar and bass lesson platform on the web, with over 4,000 hours of instructional videos recorded by more than 70 teachers.

For less than the price of a Guitar Hero® set, you can get a membership to JamPlay™ and start playing your favorite rock tunes or even writing your own! JamPlay™’s guitar lessons are flexible, yet focused, and can provide players of any level with the skills they need to take their musicianship to the next level.

One of the coolest features of JamPlay™ is that it offers well-organized series of lessons so that you can learn specific skills or styles, including rock guitar and bass. Rock is the most influential genre of music today, and if you want to learn to play the guitar, chances are you want to rock!

JamPlay™’s rock series provides an introduction to rock guitar, as well as major subgenres of rock like progressive (“prog”) rock and pop. With nearly 200 rock guitar and bass lessons from 7 different teachers, JamPlay™ covers everything you need to know to start rocking out. Instructors have decades of experience in the industry playing live shows, working in the working studio, and teaching in the classroom.

To learn the basics, Brad Henecke’s series on rock guitar distills knowledge he has learned from nearly 40 years of playing. In 54 videos that provide over 15 hours of lessons, Brad will walk you through the essentials of guitar like basic chords and scales, building on your skills to teach you your first song, “Hotel California.” As Brad’s series progresses, you’ll learn how to play power chords, advanced scales, harmonics, and also how to work with alternate tunings and use gear and effects.
Matt Brown will help you expand upon skills you learn from Brad. His collection of 44 videos contains exercises on how to improve your technique and how to make the most of your practice time. And with killer chops as a classical guitarist, Matt will even give you a lesson in string skipping by learning Heitor Villa-Lobos’ Etude No. 1.

Want to learn how to solo? Matt introduces you to the art of the rock solo by breaking down famous solos from songs like “Sweet Child O’ Mine” (Guns n’ Roses), “Today” (Smashing Pumpkins), “Back In Black” (AC/DC), and “Brother” (Alice in Chains). Matt also covers three different approaches to playing solo guitar so that you can start to create your own unique sound as a soloist.
Lauren Passarelli can teach you the basics of pop and classic rock, as well as more advanced topics like alternative chord voicings, writing your own arrangements, production techniques, and how to put music theory into practice.

Lauren was the first woman to join the Berklee College of Music’s guitar faculty in 1984, and the first woman to become full professor of guitar at Berklee in 2009. With two decades of teaching experience at the university level, not to mention that Lauren is Berklee’s resident expert on The Beatles, Lauren’s videos on JamPlay™ offer you some of the best training you can receive anywhere, but without the student loans!

JamPlay™ constantly adds new videos to its extensive library. So, you never need to worry about running out of new material to learn. And, with JamChat, you can receive live, interactive lessons 7 days a week. There are over 8 hours of live sessions daily from JamPlay™’s professional instructors available to all members.

JamPlay™ also allows you to connect to other musicians in its growing community across the globe. Create a JamPlay™ profile, add friends, chat live, and exchange ideas on forums. So pick up your axe, log on, and rock out with over 300,000 people already learning from JamPlay™!