Learn To Play Guitar Online

           

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Learning to play guitar online has become a reality with the huge number of guitar learning resources on the internet. One of the best free guitar lessons out there are the ones hosted at About.com.

Some guitar sites, though, are not free but charge a lot for providing lessons. There are other sites which provide a good balance between quality and the fee charged. You might be wondering why pay for instruction if you could get it free at About.com?

Here a 10 reasons and tips for paying and downloading a properly laid-out guitar lesson material, and how to pick out the best ones:

1. Proven teacher. Paid guitar lessons are often written by guitarists who're acknowledged in the field. They've done their gigs, they've played to sold-out performances, and they want to leave a legacy behind by sharing their knowledge.

2. Proven method. Free sites normally promote lessons in a haphazard way without qualifying whether you're a beginner or advanced guitarist. The vote goes to paid lessons where it's stated clearly who the intended audience is.

3. Always check what credentials the site has. For example, if it comes recommended by Guitar World, that's a sure indication of the quality you'll be getting. Jamorama is one such website.

4. Listen to a few sample guitar lessons from the site. If this is not available, don't give your money to them! Hearing the samples is the only sure way of knowing you'll be getting your money's worth.

5. Do be sure that the materials will be immediately available for you to learn to play guitar online, and not offline. A number of sites do this the wrong way, and expect for you to pay additional shipping charges for a physical product. Don't pay more than you have to. For instance there's a site that charges a whopping $250 for shipping DVD pack, compared with only $40 if you download the online version! That's $210 you could save towards purchasing guitar accessories and other equipment.

6. Other online enhancements. The great thing offered on paid sites is the availability of bonus software or materials to imrpove the rate at which you learn the guitar, such as the ear training game and metronome software. Getting bonus programs that help tune your guitar is also expected. This is something you don't get on free sites.

7. Testimonials from satisfied customers. Ensure that the paid sites list credible testimonials from customers. The paid site must also put up review snippets from professional magazines and review sites.

8. Multiple approaches. The guitar lessons must attack the learning curve in more than one way, example straight chords, or playing to an accompanying track, or training your ear for chords, or beginner vs advanced lesson strategies, to name a few. Do not purchase material that only teaches you to play chords and nothing else.

9. Sign up for their mini course. The more sophisticated sites allow you to enter a valid email and have a preview or a free guitar lessons mini-course. This is where the paid sites really lose out. You're getting a free course from a paid website which is not only head and shoulders above the various free stuff floating on the internet in terms of quality, but you'll also get a firm idea of whether the materials sold on that site is meant for you or not.

10. Last but not least, the money-back guarantee. OK, we don't want to be freeloaders here, but an iron-clad, money back guarantee is a must. Sometimes there's just no way to make sure that the product is suited to your needs, so genuine sites will offer your money back if you return the product within a specified amount of time (60 days or less in most cases). This is another reason to get the guitar lessons online, as the refund will not cover the shipment charges on return products.

I hope this article has given you a clear idea on the next steps to take in your "Learn To Play Guitar Online" hunt.

Good luck!

Donna Conley is an avid follower and user of online guitar lessons. Having survived multiple rounds of disappointment, she's finally found the ideal guitar learning program for beginners and advanced guitarists alike, from Jamorama.