The TrueFire classes I purchased have been very thorough and the instructors are pros. I get instant access after I make a purchase.

I find this a great value for the money but… It would be awesome if there was a phone contact available to assist in fine tuning one’s experience

I’m very impressed with the course 50 Blues Rhythms You Must Know by Corey Congilio. Corey clearly put a lot of thought into it — I only wish I could’ve taken this 40 years ago! The rhythm patterns alone are worth the price of admission, but the many chord shapes and licks make it musical and interesting. I’m playing things I never thought I could play!

Excellent selection of tutorials and courses. Easy online purchasing. I'm part-way through Jeff McErlain's Beginner Blues-Rock Soloing course and already learned loads of really helpful guitar skills and techniques. Confidence and motivation have exceeded expectations.

the thrill is gone seth

My account says I have 5 Course Credits. Call me stupid but i'd like to know what I can do with those? Use them to purchase regular courses (I definitely have some in mind) or is there something else I missed? Otherwise, everything is great, just took time to figure it out. Downloading courses to my drives. Didn't realize they were that large. Doesn't take long for a TB to fill up! Thank you. Sincerely, B. J. Thomas bjthomas44@yahoo.com

I like trueFire. I'm putting on the practice and getting better

Stu is the best bass teacher. I enjoy the courses, it makes me grow as music player, the play along is great. I want to enroll in a lot of courses.

Very good for learning banjo!

Fantastic

Excellent service

At 77, where to start? Playing ”songs” is not a priority, rather building a solid foundation of the theory and practise of guitar playing. Jeff Scheetz’ “First Steps For Beginners, has been a good starting point. After six months; and with exploring various specialist topics; I have learned enough to want to continue my journey. I am familiar with the theory and practicalities of the guitar fretboard, and the basics of timing and melody. In the early 60s, I discovered Delta and Country Blues. This has given me purpose to my learning. TrueFire has given me the opportunity to sample open tuning and slide techniques, and I have settled into a programme of learning basic technique, and more esoteric branches of the art form. I just wish my hands were more flexible!

I currently play regular 6 string electric guitar, but I'm brand new to bass and have just started the Billy Sheehan beginner bass course. So far I'm impressed. He doesnt leave me with a bunch of questions at the end of each segment. He also moves at a speed that's comfortable for me.

Strumming, voicing, rhythm, binding - presented in a demanding manner for adults.

As an intermediate player, kind of tricky to figure out where I should get started. I eventually figured it out but took some trial and error. Amazing selection of lessons, kind of overwhelming at first to me. Otherwise, great quality for the learning path lessons I’ve seen so far.

i´m learning a lot with jazz learning path courses.

It’s early yet in my TrueFire experience, but so far I’m very much enjoying the courses I’ve taken. The instructors are very good and clearly describe finger positions and technique, which I appreciate. I also like the lesson sizes - they allow me to focus on one technique or skill at a time. I find them helpful and hope this continues.

Good

Buon sito a prezzi onestissimi con grandi chitarristi.

great platform, I especially like the option to buy individual courses to download. So far I have avoided the all access subscription because I didn't want to fall into the trap of option paralysis, but there are so many exceptional teachers here, I might actually reconsider