4.8 rating out of 4304 reviews
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Matthew Kimmel
Hi everyone, I think my experience is much different than everyone else's I think mainly because I deal with pain every single day. I I have two bad knees that I need replaced I have a bad back that I'm getting the back simulator put in I have a right bad elbow that doesn't typically bother me when I'm playing the guitar actually it's probably one of the one thing I can do without it hurting. But when I get up in the morning sometimes I hurt just from sleeping. So my Tac has been a very slow process. I have enjoyed the no pressure part of it I can get up and practice if I want I can practice an hour I can practice in minutes I can practice 15 minutes. Considering most of my life I've never perfected any musical instrument the fact that I'm still doing this a year later or it seems like a year later I'm pretty proud of myself. I am thankful that I have the time, because I don't work anymore, so I have all the time in the world to practice
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Ursula Thompson
Yes, I feel proud that I am finally learning a musical instrument.
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Christopher
I am a very critical person. I am critical of myself, as well as the things I consume and purchase.I have wanted to learn the guitar for a long time, but without much guidance, my initial motivation quickly dissipated. Initially, I used ChatGPT and watched YouTube videos. Through this, I found Tony on YouTube and TAC. After procrastinating for a couple of weeks, I finally completed the free week of TAC with my electric guitar.To be honest, I had to restart the first 30 days midway through week two because I hadn't practised enough. Then I did the 5-Day Guitar Routine Challenge, which took me two weeks.Last week, I finally completed the 'Hotel California' benchmark week, the most challenging thing I have experienced at TAC. But you know what? I showed up every single day.I play slowly — very slowly. I miss notes. I can't play the bar on the F chord properly. Some of my notes sound bad because I don't fret them properly on my new acoustic
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Sherry Hutson
I am old and slow and have a lot of other things going on in my life, but I make time for TAC whenever I can and thoroughly enjoy it. The lessons are easier for me to understand than to actually do, but I have seen progress and have no plans to quit. This course is probably better for a young person with long fingers and loads of time. But the structure is such that I'm happy going along as my time allows.
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Grace Downing
Hey Tony, I don’t have a review yet as I haven’t gotten far enough on the lessons. And here’s why. Are there shortcuts for four finger chords to become three finger chords? I’m having difficulty because I have short fingers. 🤪
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Arthur Lukoff
I enjoy knowing what i should be doing day to day. I find my fingers are learning which strings to go to. Not perfect but improving. Since I can't carry a tune, i was looking for a program to teach my how to integrate chords and notes. I teach this program will do that. onward and upward
