4.8 rating out of 4381 reviews
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Andrew Cater
This my first year only 58 sessions in! With TAC i got what I was looking for. Where I live not any close instructors or classes i can easily have access to. and when I did travel for instruction, it was once a week for an hour. With TAC I get a daily lesson they break down a weekly exercise into section, and I can go back and review if I need too. Truly my win for this week was I was fairly consistent on my lessons and practice. It does amaze me how he makes it look easy, yet I feel I am progressing. Yep, TAC works for me at this time!
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Everett
I find the lesson videos better than previous experiences. Zooming in the finger movements are much clearer. The presentation of the various patterns are clear and I am finding it easier to remember them without always watching the videos. Speed & tempo still need to be addressed. Going forward I think I will use week1 as a warm-up routine for new lessons.
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Emanuele Acquafredda
In few words… it just keeps me playing!
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Wade E
I attempted to learn guitar about 45 years ago just picking up whatever I could learn along the way with very little success. I picked up a few chords but that was about it; no timing or real musical talent to speak of. I just recently bought a guitar and am determined to actually learn something this time around. I was recently diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia and am determined to learn enough to make playing enjoyable and get it locked into muscle memory before I get too far along with my disease. I have been having fun with your lessons and like your approach. I spend a little time with each challenge before moving on and find that subsequent lessons build on what I've learned and help to cement the progress. I especially like when you provide a backing track with some guidance to just play away and see what works. I have not even been playing long enough to form calluses but expect to keep at it.
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Pete R
I first started playing 30 years ago but wasn't making much progress as I had no clear plan for playing. Therefore, I quit and for years didn't even touch my guitar.Then in July last year I decided to try the TAC 5-Day Challenge. I was immediately hooked and signed up for the full program shortly afterwards.Today was my lesson 441 and I'm not planning on quitting any time soon. I love these bite size weekly sessions building towards the final that's been compiled from everything learned during the week.Benchmark weeks are also an excellent way to see your personal progress.I highly recommend TAC for anyone from beginners to players with more experience.
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Kevin Cowan
Been singing and playing for some time. Self taught by books and free web lessons. I did all right but my sound was one dimensional and a bit repetetive. I improved on some songs but never really understood the processes of soloing and arpeggiaton or runs and how to build to a more complete level of play on a theoretical level. I decided on TAC after trying a free week sample. What I like is the teaching method. There is something new every day but it is bite sized and manageable and the next day's lesson builds upon it. So it is less repetetive than normal practice for me. I have always insisted on perfecting a piece (within my limitstions) before moving on which usually saw me grow frustrated and move back to something with which I was already comfortable. One of the strengths of TAC is not requiring perfection in each bite sized lesson. The TAC process allows me to develop almost imperceptively. The best test of that success is my wife, who had grown bored with my playing. The other day, after about one month in TAC, she said, " Your playing is really sounding very good." That sentence says more than I ever could.
