
Learning where to put your fingers to form guitar chords is not a problem. There are plenty of chord charts and tabs available online and in books. Learning how to play the chords usually presents the learner guitar player with a challenge or two. We have reviewed several guitar programs and the below represents our personal recommendations.
Learn to Play Guitar with Jamorama is a collection of downloadable ebooks, games and video/audio files that comes with membership and a required fee. The ebooks include detailed and in-depth pictures and exercises with icons that inform you if there is an audio or video recording that goes along with the particular lesson. The well-designed games cover chord identification, sight-reading and pitch recognition.
Jamorama lacks an animated fretboard, the ability to record performance, repetition looping, performance feedback and music tracking. Jamorama only offers email support for customer inquiries, but they are quick to respond and helpful. Unfortunately, you can not access any of the material from the members section until you download some of the content to your computer.
We found the Jamorama material to include amusing and entertaining games and lessons for the beginning player, but lacking in advanced features for musicians that may want to record there own arrangements.
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Just demoing some stuff in G.
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Berkleemusic instructor Mike Williams illustrates various A minor and A major chord licks and phrases.
www.nextlevelguitar.com Click the above link to get three free jam tracks from Next Level Guitar. In this lesson we teach you some fun and easy beginner blues licks. The licks are played over a jam track – be sure and get the free jam tracks and start practicing your blues licks. This is part five [...]