I wrote this article on how to play a guitar because like so many of us we are unaware of what the internet can offer us as individuals other than looking for cheap holidays, flights, comparisons on company products etc.
Well believe it or not it can also be a sensational tutor in 1000’s of interesting informative subjects where we would normally go to higher education or pay for private tuition…
However now we can learn in our own time in the luxury of our own homes, and without breaking the bank.
How to play a guitar for example.
Online courses vary but start around $27 for the program and can be with up to 56 lessons.
Now Compare That To This …
Normally we would book private lessons, which can cost anywhere up to $50 for an hour’s lesson.
So if you take $50 a lesson and we multiply that by 56 lessons you are looking at $2,800 plus another $200 for money on fuel, wear and tear on your car and the inconvenience of having to schedule in regular visits.
I am no rocket scientist but if you do the math’s 56 lessons, which is a once off payment of $27 for lifetime access, you are looking at $0.48 a lesson. I think that is even cheaper than those ice cream cones they offer at McDonalds.
How to play a guitar tutorials include lessons written for beginners right through to more advanced stages.
They come with step-by-step illustrated instructions, and in some cases are for right and left handed players.
Absolutely amazing unsurpassed video and audio clips assist as people learn differently, pause then playback if necessary, rewind and recap at your leisure.
There are many features and benefits as we can see here….
· No more expensive guitar lesson costs per hour
· No more expensive guitar lesson costs per hour
· No travelling to classes and scheduled commitments
· No thick music books you'll never read
· No prior music theory needed - You don't even need to read music
· No waiting for anything to arrive in the mail
· No extra postage and handling costs
Some downturns could be depending on whom you use.
· Complicated and difficult to understand.
· Lack of Video tutorials
· No Audio
· Not For Left Handed Players
· Difficult reading content
You decide… I personally believe that online tutorials are simplified, professional in production, Unique and Unsurpassed, whilst a massive cost saving to boot!!!!
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