Why I buy this one ?
- Learn to read the standard musical notation and tablatures
- Clear, easy-to-follow instructions explain how each song should be played
- Follow along with the music on your screen
- Play chords and scales and move on to more complex lessons

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What our customer's say!

"What you get is what you put in", First my biggest complaints: (1) the publisher annoyingly ships the product on four CDs that ultimately only installs about 500MB total (with *everything*). (2) the program has pretty small videos.

The videos end up being decent to use, and intuitive within the program - popup videos wouldn't have worked as effectively - still, I think they could have increased the resolution a bit and used more screen real estate.

But the videos are not unusable. As a resource for an absolute beginner who isn't certain yet about the expense of biweekly personal guitar lessons - buying this software on sale is an absolute bargain.

The software is a first step for anyone just picking up the guitar - because that describes me. However, it does NOT, as the website claims, provide anything near enough material to: "Master an instrument...". It does show how to begin reading music, and the videos, however miniscule, allow me to correct myself.

I've had this software as well as the Hal Leanard Guitar Method books for about six months now. I think they go great together. But I can definitely see outgrowing this software in the six months with daily practice.

Ultimately I'd definitely say a resource that allows six months of daily practice is worth the price. I just wish the publisher didn't mislead about the "mastery" bit. But since it's pretty obvious the publisher (Topics-Entertainment) had nothing to do with the actual content, I can't really ding the content for the arrogance of the publisher, now can I?

"A pretty terrible rip off, really", I don't know if other guitar learning software is like this but the "Instant Play" series is horrible. For this price I thought it would include massive amounts of diagrams and scale figures. All this has is some lame videos a few chord charts. This is a big waste of money. Everything on here and more can be found online for free. Don't buy this or any music learning software for that matter to be on the safe side.