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Fender Play - 3 months free online lessons - no credit card required
3 months of Fender online lessons (guitar, bass, ukulele), no credit card needed for signup.
https://try.fender.com/play/playfreeplayon/
https://try.fender.com/play/playfreeplayon/
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PLAY LOUD. PLAY FREE. PLAY ON.When quarantine began, we invited the world to make some noise with free access to Fender Play. Six months in, the world is louder than ever – and music still has the power to connect us all. So until 2020 is over, our invitation is back. 3 months of free online guitar, bass & ukulele lessons. No cost. No catch. Just music. Let's play on through to the other side. |
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Are the lessons still super super basic?
Are the lessons still super super basic?
I'm still nowhere near playing a full song, but practicing chords and other riffs they've taught me have helped a ton.
I practice for 15-30 minutes a day as I can. And I watch a couple of lessons each time and really practice what they've just shown.
Also if you complete 10 lessons in 10 days, you may get an offer for $45 for a full year subscription. I bit the bullet in that deal and it stacked with the free 3 month trial, so I have 15 months for $45.
If you buy one lesson (some as low as $5), you get all access for a month, so it's easy to try out. I'm more of an intermediate player, but they seem to cover all the basses, from beginner to advanced.
If you buy one lesson (some as low as $5), you get all access for a month, so it's easy to try out. I'm more of an intermediate player, but they seem to cover all the basses, from beginner to advanced.
This one is free. Why would I pay anything for the one you are promoting?
Fender Play is pretty sterile. It feels like a bunch of college kids were forced to record lessons for an assignment. I still use it, but much prefer JustinGuitar for free structured beginner lessons.
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