I’ve really enjoyed the app for several months now, just trying to learn at the age of 51 and this app keeps me inspired, interested and challenged. There is a ton of information and tabs to follow. I imagine even a skilled, well seasoned guitar player would enjoy and appreciate what the app has to offer. Multiple, well known players provide valuable insights through the videos and step by step instructions, and suggestions. Easy to read and play to tabs make it simple to follow and play. For decades I’ve tried to commit myself to learning on my own and always walked away frustrated with how overwhelming it was to take on all the tabs, notes, chords, techniques and everything to do with learning and playing. This app really helped ease me into learning without overwhelming information pilled on. With very little effort and time I’ve continued improving and learning all of everything there is to know and understand. In essence, this app is as simple as it gets to truly learning how to play guitar. Great job to the team who is producing it.

I’m on the brand new player track and have been using it maybe a month now. This app is so much better than the Fender app I tried before. My only real complaint is the interface. I HATE it. It’s a bit confusing and a little hard to navigate to the bonus material. I also found myself accidentally skipping a chunk of the first section and had to circle back. I also dislike how when I replay a lesson, it still gives the tips before the track starts. The tips are fine the first time, but annoying by the 5th time.. and you have the skip them manually each time. I also dislike how when you’re playing at a slower speed and restart the song, it jumps back to 100% speed. I generally play through at a slow speed a few times first, and then score well at full speed much more quickly than I would have otherwise. Yes you can loop, which is nice, but I’d also like to just hit restart and jump back to the beginning without having to adjust the speed each time. Plus you can’t hear the song options before playing them, so if you don’t recognize the titles you just have to play the lesson blind. Please, please make the user interface better!

App looks very hip. I am enjoying exploring around. I’m a professional musician but I don’t play guitar, so it’s at once new to me and nothing I’m not familiar with. But I notice no real jazz and no roots stuff, like rockabilly, jump blues, country swing, dixie... Obviously, for some of that stuff guitar wasn’t really the feature of that genre, but there are decent examples in each style where it very much is integral. Rockabilly is what made everyone want to play guitar. There’s some fun finger picking stuff I see in the lessons, but all relatively modern and missing a whole stylistic phase of guitar music that’s surprisingly absent. If you’re looking for specific hit songs guitarists would be attracted to, there’s no shortage of music students could learn from by artists like Brian Setzer, Johnny Burnette, Rosetta Tharpe, and Carl Perkins; or for jazz looking at everyone from Joe Pass, John McLaughlin, Pat Metheny to Frank Gambale. I’d love to see stylistic diversity way outside the states too, maybe incorporating Latin music, African, etc. Even without any of that, I think there’s some key elements that would be awfully hip to include for guitarists looking to know how we got to today, or expand their harmonic and and melodic understand of music.