4.8 rating out of 3294 reviews
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Linda Caul
To answer all of your questions regarding TAC, Tony....Here are my answers...I was a little hesitant to sign up because I wondered, will I be able to navigate the site easily, and what can I possibly learn in just 10 minutes a day? I decided to take a chance because of that challenge and I was pleasantly surprised! That 10 minutes a day challenge covers all the basic and more. Each day offers a different doable exercise that is simply explained and clearly demonstrated.I love the encouragement of that 10 minute a day commitment that almost always turns into many more minutes of playing. And it is fun and very motivating!I think Tony's program is perfect for the beginner because of its simplicity, especially in the 30 days to play, Also great for the experienced player because of the variety of classes. Many different techniques, ie.. flat picking, chord progressions, little nuances in playing to experiment with, rhythm, soloing and improvising and so muc
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Bob maxberry
Loving the lessons already learned more from you than I did with all the books and videos been sick for about 3 weeks looking forward to getting back in the groove thanks
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Kenneth Szpond
I have to admit that your style and lesson plan is very helpful for me. I used to play guitar but have not played in 30 years, so almost everything I once knew is forgotten. I have to admit that I am a couple weeks behind, ( I took a vacation and didnt take the guitar with me) but I like the menu being there on the left side so I can pick up where I left off when I can. The good news is that I can and do work on it 10-15 minutes a day, the bad news is I really need an hour or more to keep up. But hey- progress, not perfection.
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Bill Wilson
Hi Tony. I love this program as well as the Fretboard. I look forward to playing each day and I’m slowly improving. I recommend your program to everyone I know.
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Chris
The perfect mix of technique, theory and fun. This works... and the process is an absolute pleasure!
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Jeff Dunn
I think that the format that Tony uses is very good. I like that he explains the lesson and then you can play along with the fret hand and the strumming hand. I started playing the D chord and it did not sound right. So, I carefully watched the strumming hand and noticed that the D string was being played. The weekly challenges really engage you to play something you most likely would not in a typical lesson and it gets your fingers moving around on the fret and works on your string picking as well.The hesitation to sign up was the commitment needed to progress, which I am still finding that difficult at times. Simply because we have a lot of renovations going on at our house. Plan to be more consistent this month.When I first started, I watch the video on how to hold the guitar. I still am having some challenges with that. Seems that the neck keeps moving forward but i think it is my strumming arm position not positioned correctly.Encouragement is a
