52 WEEK GUITAR PLAYER IS CURRENTLY closed until december 14
The ONLY Proven Program That Makes Your Playing Sound Like Actual Music Without Years of Trial and Error Or Fruitless Practice Routines
Guaranteed to Take You from Playing Parts of Songs to Improvising Anywhere on the Fretboard and Leaving Your Friends and Family in Awe, Even if You Live a Very Busy Life
52 WEEK GUITAR PLAYER IS CURRENTLY closed until december 14!
The ONLY Proven Program That Makes Your Playing Sound Like Actual Music Without Years of Trial and Error Or Fruitless Practice Routines
Guaranteed to Take You from Playing Parts of Songs to Improvising Anywhere on the Fretboard and Leaving Your Friends and Family in Awe, Even if You Live a Very Busy Life
GUITAR CHEFS
Whether you’ve spent years on ineffective practice routines, making little to no progress…

Or if you’re burnt out and completely demotivated…

Or if you’ve already tried every 'revolutionary' guitar tutorial you could find on YouTube.

Before you give up on your passion for guitar and take up cigarettes…

I want you to calm the FOOK DOWN because every advanced guitar player has gone through these struggles.

So if you’re willing to put in the work,

This might just be the most important message you’ll ever read.
Because I’m going to show you:
  • The reason why you’ve been stuck playing the same licks for years.
  • The 4 critical components almost all fantastic musicians have in common.
  • How mastering these 4 things will break your plateau and take your musicianship to the next level.
However, if you can't sit down and keep reading for the next few minutes, you probably have serious focus issues and this program is NOT for you.

Or if you believe that you can become a mature musician in a few days by following some bullshit shortcut advertised all over the internet…

Then this program is also NOT for you.
52 Week Guitar Player is PROVEN to help n00bs improve
No matter:

How many times you've felt stuck.

How many scale or chord shapes you struggle to master.

How 'inflexible' your fingers are.

How old, inexperienced, or frustrated you feel right now.
Take a quick look at what I mean.
Most of these guys entered the program unable to locate notes on the fretboard without "having to take a minute to think about it" and now have a deep understanding of theory and how music actually works.
They simply followed the program and put in the work.
And I can’t stress this enough:

This isn’t another one of those cheap-ass courses or Patreon subscriptions that will:
  • Dump a load of videos on you with zero guidance or a clear path.
  • Teach you a few things but when you hit a plateau, there is no one you can ask for help.
  • ​Stick you in a so-called "community" that’s as lively as a ghost town.
  • ​​Give you tips/hacks without telling you how to actually apply them to your playing.
  • ​Fail to prepare you for performing with other musicians and in front of an audience.
  • Leave you with recycled practice routines that demotivate more than they help.
  • ​Make you sound like everybody else and hinder your ability to create your own music.
Or anything like that.

Now, moving forward,

I'll show you a silent progress-killer that will keep you playing the same shit for years…

And making little to no progress.
But first, in case you don’t know who I am…
My name is Brandon D’Eon.

I’ve been playing guitar for 18 years.

I have 1m+ followers on social media, which is probably how you found me.

I've also helped almost 1000 students with my program, 52 Week Guitar Player.
My journey began when I was just a young lad.

My father, a guitarist himself, had been trying to teach me for a while.

However, back then, I was more interested in Super Mario Bros. 

But I finally took to it when he showed me how to play "Smoke on the Water".

I officially started taking lessons at 12.

During my high school years, I joined school bands, played in battles of the bands, and even went on band trips throughout the US.
Guitar became part of my identity.

I was the best guitar player in high school.

So I decided to go to music school, unaware of how hard reality was going to hit me.

And as you can guess,
I quickly realized: “You’re an idiot, Brandon.”
When you're surrounded by musicians who are educated and mature…

It's humbling.

Every mistake and missed note is on display for all your peers to judge.

And speaking of being judged, there was this one time where I was performing at a local venue in my town.

The guitar professor (my teacher) happened to be there.

After the performance was over, he invited me to his office the following Monday.

I immediately knew that bad news was coming.

When Monday came, I went to his office.

He sat me down, looked me dead in the eyes, and said...

“If you perform the way you performed at your show the other night for your final exam…

You’re going to fail."
I went home that day feeling like I just got punched in the stomach.
What a feeling that was. 

It’s not like music school is cheap. 

And here I was on the verge of failing and wasting a shitload of money (I was already 3 semesters deep at this point).

So I decided to isolate myself from the world.

No parties, no friends, no distractions.

All I did was practice, sometimes for up to 11 hours a day, for months on end.

I was determined to stop lagging behind my classmates.

Luckily, I had the support system to pull this off because I was surrounded by other musicians and of course, my professor – the same one who dropped the bomb on me.

They helped me tremendously by giving me regular feedback.

Which leads me to my next point -
Here's why you’ve been stuck playing the same licks for years, making little to no progress, no matter how hard you try.
I am referring to feedback loops.

“But Brandon, what are feedback loops?!”

Let’s imagine you are putting together a puzzle.

If you put a piece in the wrong spot, you will know that it’s not the right one.

That’s because you got instant feedback (you're in a feedback loop).

Imagine if you had to wait a month, a year, even 5 years to know whether or not this piece belongs there.

The puzzle would take you forever to complete.

Now I’m gonna rain on your parade,
This is how guitar works.
You DON'T get instant feedback.

So you don't even know if your technique is correct or habits you develop aren't going to kill your progress in the future.

And unless you have a trained eye helping you, it's almost impossible to figure these things out.

This is why some people with over 20 years of experience sound like they’ve only been playing for a couple of months.

They have no one to give them constructive feedback on their playing. 

So they reach the ceiling and stop making progress.

When the progression stops, the motivation stops as well.

That's why it's so important to always be in a strong feedback loop on your guitar journey.

And to also know what...
The 4 critical components almost all fantastic musicians have in common.
Technique
Technique is muscle memory and doesn’t require as much brain power as improvising a great solo.

However, some people mistake it as being difficult, when it's just a lot of repetition.

To have a good technique, you need to be able to play what you’re trying to play without struggle, regardless of the difficulty.
Theory
Theory does require brain power.

But against the popular opinion, learning it isn’t the hard part, the hard part is applying it.

Unfortunately, theory gets ignored by many guitar players.

And if you do the same, you will be at a massive disadvantage.
Fretboard Knowledge
How are you supposed to improvise a badass solo across the entire neck if you don’t know the notes on the fretboard?

Memorizing the fretboard isn’t so bad - the hard part is finding notes in the moment.

And if you don’t master it, you'll find yourself frozen during a solo, desperately searching for the right notes.
Performance
You must be able to perform.

Otherwise, you won’t be fun to watch.

There are career guitar players out there who aren't technically very proficient…

But they know how to perform, and that’s why they are successful.

Performance is challenging for psychological reasons.

People make mistakes during performances they wouldn't normally make, all because of performance anxiety.
The 4 critical components almost all fantastic musicians have in common.
Technique
Technique is muscle memory and doesn’t require as much brain power as improvising a great solo.

However, some people mistake it as being difficult, when it's just a lot of repetition.

To have a good technique, you need to be able to play what you’re trying to play without struggle, regardless of the difficulty.
Theory
Theory does require brain power.

But against the popular opinion, learning it isn’t the hard part, the hard part is applying it.

Unfortunately, theory gets ignored by many guitar players.

And if you do the same, you will be at a massive disadvantage.
Fretboard Knowledge
How are you supposed to improvise a badass solo across the entire neck if you don’t know the notes on the fretboard?

Memorizing the fretboard isn’t so bad - the hard part is finding notes in the moment.

And if you don’t master it, you'll find yourself frozen during a solo, desperately searching for the right notes.
Performance
You must be able to perform.

Otherwise, you won’t be fun to watch.

There are career guitar players out there who aren't technically very proficient…

But they know how to perform, and that’s why they are successful.

Performance is challenging for psychological reasons.

People make mistakes during performances they wouldn't normally make, all because of performance anxiety.
Take a moment to think about this.
How frequently do you practice with the metronome?

How often do you practice technical exercises?

How well do you know the fretboard?

How deep is your knowledge of music theory?

How do you handle performance anxiety?

People who don’t work on this stuff tend to focus on practicing songs and watching online videos.

And as a result, they end up like this:
Drifting around the sea of YouTube videos, looking for the shortcut that will make them sound like their guitar idols in a single weekend.

Now onto the part you’ve been waiting for…
How this 52-week program will turn you into a more competent musician, so people don't have to pretend to enjoy your playing.
The First Part - Course Curriculum
Over the next year, you'll dive into 170+ highly structured guitar lessons and practice routines that will tell you exactly what to do and for how long.

Here are a few amazing things you’ll learn:
  • How to maximize your practice time to learn more in a week than others do in 1 month (Even if you only have 30-60 minutes a day).
  • How to quickly clean up your playing and get rid of beginner habits that make you sound like a n00b.
  • Complete methods for improvising exactly what you hear in your head.
  • ​How to significantly improve the dexterity of your hands so you can nail any solo, no matter how complex or fast it is.
  • ​How to completely get rid of performance anxiety and become that one musician everyone wants to watch.
  • ​How to compose tunes that your friends and family will genuinely enjoy, and what to do when your writing hits a plateau.
  • The fastest ways to sharpen your ears so you can learn any guitar piece without tabs.​
  • ​How to create beautiful chord progressions (These will blow people's minds when they hear you play them).
  • How to correctly hear rhythm and rhythmic subdivisions so you can accurately play intricate lines and comfortably jam with others.
And that's only the first part of the program.
The Second Part - Community
52 Week Guitar Player isn’t just a bunch of videos like virtually every other guitar course in existence.

There are no situations where you hit a plateau and have no one to help you overcome it.

In this program, feedback is GUARANTEED.

So you can post any number of videos in our Facebook group and get detailed feedback on each of them.

This ensures you’re always in a strong feedback loop and never feel stuck or fall victim to progress-killing habits.
The Third Part -  Group Meetings
We have 5 live streams per week.

Given that you have access to the program for a full year, that's over 200 group meetings!

In these meetings, you get to chat with the pros and other members, ask any burning questions, or even bravely put your playing out there to get it roasted. 

Connecting with people pursuing the same goals is the best way to stay motivated.
The Fourth Part - Weekly Video Challenge
This is only for the bravest ones.

By accepting the challenge, you will commit yourself to posting your weekly progress.

And if you don’t, I will personally call you out and tell everyone that you failed.

You'd be amazed at how accountability can skyrocket progress.
How your learning process will change with 52 Week Guitar Player.
The Old Way
  • Grab your guitar when the mood strikes
  • Waste time looking for some random tabs or YT video
  • Play (not practice) until you get confused and hit a plateau
  • ​Waste the next few weeks trying to overcome it alone
  • ​Move onto something else you hope will be easier
  • ​Repeat over and over
  • ​Waste years because you haven't made any progress
The Modern Way
  • Watch the lesson
  • Follow the practice routine that guarantees results
  • Post a video in the group and get feedback on your playing
  • ​Enjoy the satisfaction of becoming a better musician every day
  • ​Repeat
Check out the amazing results from our members who followed the modern way.
Just to recap.
52 Week Guitar Player can transform you from a beginner playing only parts of songs…

To a competent musician who sounds better and is more fun to watch than some people with over a decade of guitar-playing experience (provided you actually listen to us).

It also covers all 4 critical components and keeps you in a strong feedback loop.

It guarantees your guitar skill will advance every time you practice (Even if it's just for 30 minutes a day).

However, if you increase it to an hour a day, you’ll be making some crazy progress and I can’t wait to see.
52 Week Guitar Player is Closed Until December 14! 
We only accept 100 new students at a time
1 payment of $2450
2 payments of $1250
3 payments of $850
You're Protected by a 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If, for some strange reason, you’re not blown away by the progress you make (which hardly ever happens, by the way), you have 90 days to ask for a full refund.

No questions asked.

So there’s nothing to lose and everything to gain.

But if you refund I'm gonna get PISSED OFF (but not even be mad).
Now, I know what you’re thinking...
“Brandon, that’s a lot of money!”

Yes, it might seem that way at first glance.

But when you break it down, you'll see it's only $49 per week!

So, it’s actually a much better deal than taking private lessons.
Plus, with this program, you're not limited by the skill level of a local instructor.

If you live in a small town, the ceiling of their talent could be very low.
The way I see it, you have three options.
Option 1
Ignore Everything You’ve Learned Today
Even after everything I’ve shown you…

The importance of feedback loops...

The 4 critical components almost all great musicians have in common.

If you still want to keep searching the internet trying to find some bullshit shortcut…

Or sign up for a private lesson with a teacher who’s gonna ask you “What do you want to do today?”, that’s okay.

Option 2
Take what you’ve learned today and apply it yourself
Start researching guitar techniques, fretboard knowledge, music theory, and how to get rid of performance anxiety. 

Figuring these things out took me over a decade.

But if you're someone who wants to spend a lot of time figuring things out on your own instead of shortening the learning curve by learning from a professional...

Well, then that’s your choice, and I’m perfectly fine with that.
Option 3
Take advantage of the modern style of learning
All you need to do is follow a clear and proven path included in this program.

And you can go from playing only parts of songs and embarrassing yourself in front of friends, family, and other guitar players…

To improvising tasteful licks and badass solos on the entire fretboard and making everyone drop their jaws when they hear you play.

The fact of the matter is, there are lots of people inside 52 Week Guitar Player who thought they were:

Too busy with life.

Too overwhelmed.

Didn't have any "natural talent".

And they have all improved significantly faster than they would've on their own.
So why shouldn’t you?
Why not take this risk-free opportunity to take your guitar playing to the next level...

And learn more in the next 52 weeks than others do in a decade or two?

Most people are blown away by the results after a couple of weeks.

Simply click the “Enroll” button below and let’s get started.

NOW JUST LEAVE!

- Brandon.
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3 payments of $850
 Course Curriculum
High Performance Mindset
  • Intro Documentary (free to preview --->) (23:25)
  • Welcome (12:48)
  • Failure Uniform (13:51)
  • Who am I (14:26)
  • Removing Distraction (14:03)
  • The Metamorphosis (14:07)
1) What You Should've Learned When You Started (but didn't)
  • Professional Posture & Technique (11:09)
  • Tuning Hack & How To Read Tab (13:03)
  • If This Exercise Doesn't Help You Memorize The Fretboard, You're Hopeless (19:54)
  • The Metronome is not Hard & 1234 Shit (15:06)
  • Basic Ass Chords (18:56)
  • 15 Tips You'll Need At This Stage (13:56)
2) Making Sure You're Competent
  • Slash Chords Explained (8:59)
  • Strumming (Why Does Everyone Screw This Up?) (10:30)
  • 5 Levels of Strumming (18:09)
  • The Mother Fookin' Major Scale (9:38)
  • Chord Construction - How to Build Chords (13:39)
  • POWER CHORDS! ROOAAAARRRR!! (11:00)
3) Chord Progression Functionality
  • 80s Stretching Montage (For Guitar Players) (3:57)
  • How The Fucking Capo Works (5:39)
  • The Most Common Chord Progression in History (10:55)
  • The Most Common MINOR Chord Progression in History (8:06)
  • Review & How to Practice Properly (14:05)
4) Getting Rid of Your Beginner Habits
  • Left Hand Dexterity Exercises (18:28)
  • Right Hand Dexterity Exercises (12:17)
  • Barre Chords Aren't Hard (14:46)
  • Snare (10:28)
  • Killing Unwanted String Noise (Muting Lesson) (9:21)
5) The First Hard Module
  • Major Scale Lesson That'll Kick Your Ass (20:41)
  • What Chords Are Found in What Keys & Why? (9:51)
  • Relative Minor (10:16)
  • Circle of 5ths Explained (9:07)
  • Interval Types (17:55)
  • Interval Quiz (21:23)
6) You Think You Know Triads? LOL
  • Major Triads (8 Different Ways to Play G) (10:59)
  • Minor Triads (7:53)
  • Diminished & Augmented Triads (11:41)
  • Sus Chords (20:25)
  • The Triad Test (13:59)
7) 7th Chords
  • 7th Chords (15:34)
  • How to Write Chord Progressions Beyond Open Chords (11:37)
  • Playing 7th Chords in an Easy Ass Jazz Standard (10:39)
  • A Slightly Harder Jazz Standard (8:39)
8) CAGED & Capo
  • The CAGED System is Not Hard (11:08)
  • Flaws With Using The Capo (11:48)
  • The Best Capo Positions (10:42)
9) Levels of Rhythm
  • Guitar Pro Tutorial (16:11)
  • Level 1: Easy Ass Rhythms (10:19)
  • Level 2: Dotted Notes & Ties (7:57)
  • Level 3: Triplets (9:47)
  • Level 4: 16ths & Dotted 8ths (9:42)
  • Level 5: Syncopated 16ths & Rests (9:26)
  • The Rhythm Randomizer (13:34)
10) Guitar Players Only
  • Volume Swells - This Shit is Cool (10:19)
  • Natural Harmonics (14:55)
  • Bending - The Most Iconic Guitar Technique (15:53)
  • Pinch Harmonics (11:39)
11) String Players Only
  • Glissando (5:38)
  • The 4 Vibrato Types (4:46)
  • Hammer Ons & Pull Offs (14:17)
  • Drop D (4:50)
  • Double Stops (7:12)
  • Solo Application (7:12)
12) Finally Increasing Your Speed
  • Module Overview (5:31)
  • Right Hand Speed Workout (Very Good Video) (44:26)
  • Legato (Left Hand Practice) (5:30)
  • Don't Pick Every Note (16:21)
  • Inside VS Outside Picking (5:27)
  • How to Play Fast/Hard Shit (3:31)
13) The Legendary Major Scale Modes
  • Module Overview (12:30)
  • Ionian (9:04)
  • Dorian (13:15)
  • Phrygian (10:40)
  • Lydian (11:31)
  • Mixolydian (8:30)
  • Aeolian (4:49)
  • Locrian (7:48)
  • Mode Summary (19:44)
  • Different Ways to Practice Modes (14:07)
14) Pentatonic Exploration
  • The Pentatonic Shapes (13:15)
  • Travelling Diagonally Across The Fretboard (15:53)
  • Sound Too Much Like a Scale? Watch This (15:56)
15) Sharpening Your Ears (Because They Suck)
  • Melodic Dictation (41:54)
  • Chord Progressions & Qualities QUIZ (33:58)
  • Transcribe! (23:37)
  • How I Learn Fast/Hard Solos Using my Ear (109:57)
16) Fingerstyle Guitar
  • Intro & Noob Exercises (9:00)
  • Hallelujah (5:15)
  • Travis Picking (8:23)
  • More Travis Picking (6:51)
  • 3 Components of Fingerstyle (5:58)
  • Good Riddance - Fingerstyle Arrangement (7:20)
  • Demons - Fingerstyle Arrangement (7:55)
17) Key Identification
  • How To Find The Key (9:28)
  • When The Key Changes (11:40)
  • Jazz Harmony (18:03)
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18) Tapping is Flashy & Easy
  • Intro to Tapping (8:07)
  • 4 Finger Tapping (6:44)
  • Kinda Hard Tapping Melody (10:12)
  • Hard Tapping Melody (9:52)
19) You Can't Hybrid Pick
  • Intro & Hybrid Picking Exercises (9:46)
  • Easy Hybrid Picking Melody (4:53)
  • Medium Hybrid Picking Melody (7:15)
  • Hard Hybrid Picking Melody (10:31)
20) You Suck At Sweep Picking
  • Sweep Picking Workout/Practice Routine (34:31)
  • Easy Sweep Melody (7:08)
  • Medium Sweep Melody (7:34)
  • Hard Sweep Melody (8:55)
  • IMPOSSIBLE Sweep Melody (11:24)
21) You'll Ignore Economy Picking
  • Wtf is Economy Picking?! (5:24)
  • Economy Picking Workout/Practice Routine (31:32)
  • Hard Economy Picking Melody (7:31)
  • Alternate Picking VS Economy Picking (4:50)
22) Improvising With The Modes
  • 7 Improvisation Mistakes (16:51)
  • Soloing With Ionian (11:14)
  • Soloing With Dorian (12:03)
  • Soloing With Phrygian (10:15)
  • Soloing With Lydian (10:28)
  • Soloing With Mixolydian (10:12)
  • Soloing With Aeolian (11:05)
  • Know What Chord You're Playing Over Dammit! (5:35)
23) Making Sure You're Competent At Basic Improv
  • How to Structure Your Solos (Textbook Solo) (5:35)
  • Watch This If You Struggle To Visualize The Shapes (5:38)
  • Level 1: Switching Scale Shapes Over 1 Chord (7:23)
  • Level 2: Switching Scale Shapes Over 1 Chord (No Breaks) (7:21)
  • Level 3: Targeting Chord Tones Over 2 Chords (8:05)
  • Level 4: Targeting Chord Tones Over 4 Chords (7:49)
  • Level 5: Targeting Chord Tones Over 4 Chords (No Breaks) (8:33)
24) FINALLY Cleaning Up Your Blues Improv
  • Understanding The Blues Form (6:08)
  • Blues Scale Shapes (10:13)
  • Every Dominant 7th Arpeggio: Workout/Practice Routine (15:35)
  • Targeting Notes (11:14)
  • Improvising Over A Blues (13:47)
  • Improvising Over C Blues (13:38)
  • Every Minor 7th Arpeggio: Workout/Practice Routine (14:53)
  • Improvising Over Em Blues (13:36)
25) How To Stop Playing The Same Shit When You Solo
  • How To Stop Playing The Same Shit (4:05)
  • Important Lesson About Learning Licks (6:55)
  • Turnaround Licks (3:08)
  • Voice Leading (Nobody Talks About This) (7:10)
26) Taking Your Improv To The Next Level
  • Working Out All Positions on the Fretboard (14:03)
  • Mixing Scales With Arpeggios (9:12)
  • 5 Tips to Improve Your Improv Today (7:22)
  • I Call, You Respond (Unlike Girls I Try To Talk To) (6:31)
27) Jazz Blues Will Fuck You Up, But You'll Get Really Good At Improv
  • Jazz Blues Form (6:28)
  • How To Never Get Stuck When Improvising (15:10)
  • You Can't Afford To Not Learn These Licks & Proper Phrasing (18:17)
  • Adding Chords To Your Solos (7:41)
  • Fusion = Sick (25:16)
28) Taking Your Improv To The Next Level AGAIN
  • Boss Ass Sequences (5:37)
  • Every Maj7 Arpeggio: Workout/Practice Routine (12:55)
  • What Scales Work Over What Chords (14:36)
  • What Happens When The Key Changes? (11:21)
  • Still Struggling to Switch Keys??! (16:04)
  • Sidestepping & Leaving Space (3:23)
29) How to Harmonize Melodies
  • What is Harmonization? (7:54)
  • Harmonizing Popular Riffs (So You'll Actually Get It) (13:18)
  • Harmonizing a Melody (8:58)
30) How to Create Beautiful AF Chords & Use Them
  • Intro to Drop 2 Chord Voicings (6:08)
  • Drop 2 Maj7 Chords (96 Chords in 8 minutes) (8:13)
  • Dominant 7th Drop 2 Chords (5:50)
  • Min7 Drop 2 Chords (7:39)
  • Min7(b5) Drop 2 Chords (6:14)
  • Process For Creating Voicings For Any Chords (10:43)
  • Chord Scales (11:18)
  • Application - Blues in C (2:22)
  • Application - Afternoon in Paris (3:26)
  • Practice (3:17)
31) Doubling Your Chord Vocabulary AGAIN
  • Intro to Drop 3 Chords (4:43)
  • Drop 3 Maj7 Chords (7:33)
  • Drop 3 Dominant 7th Chords (4:14)
  • Drop 3 Min7 Chords (4:21)
  • Drop 3 Min7(b5) Chords (4:06)
  • Chord Scales (7:32)
  • Application - Recorda Me (3:08)
  • Application - Fly Me To The Moon (4:05)
  • Practice (3:58)
32) Harmonic Minor
  • Module Overview (6:04)
  • Modes of the Harmonic Minor Scale (7:23)
  • Harmonic Minor Chord/Scale Relationships (42:49)
  • Harmonic Minor Drop 2 Chords (11:44)
  • Harmonic Minor Drop 3s (10:40)
  • Writing with Harmonic Minor (28:15)
  • Writing Solos with Harmonic Minor (47:04)
  • Improvising with Harmonic Minor (58:41)
33) Melodic Minor
  • The Melodic Minor Modes (6:12)
  • Melodic Minor Chord/Scale Relationships (18:01)
  • Melodic Minor Drop 2s (8:52)
  • Melodic Minor Drop 3s (7:21)
  • Writing Melodic Minor Solos (Great Fookin' Lesson) (16:16)
  • Improvising with Melodic Minor (14:33)
34) Composition
  • Melody First VS Chords First (11:14)
  • Modal Interchange Will Blow Your Mind (7:38)
  • Uni Hall Lecture (Not Literally) (8:04)
  • Contrafacts (5:10)
  • When Your Writing Hits a Plateau, Watch This (Hanlon's Exercise) (28:58)
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have access to 52WGP?

You will have access to 52 Week Guitar Player for 1 year with the option to renew at the end.

What is the refund policy?

90 days, but if you refund I'm gonna get PISSED OFF (but not even be mad)

If I do a payment plan, how much time is there between payments?

There’s 1 month between each payment. So if you chose 3 installments, the first would be taken from your account that day, then the next would be taken out a month later, and the final would be taken out a month after that.

How do I know where to start in the program?

You’ll have a 30 minute 1-1 call with an instructor to touch base and get set up. They’ll be able to steer you in the right direction.

How much time will this take? What if I don’t have time?

An hour per day of focused/structured practice is perfect. Most people spend 2-3 hours per week on their hobbies. If you’re showing up 7 instead, you’ll be making some crazy progress and I can’t wait to see.

How much 1-1 interaction do we have?

The Zoom calls are in a group format, but sometimes very few people show up and it turns into a 1-1 lesson. Aside from that, you’ll receive personalized feedback when you share progress videos in video form. You are also free to message instructors if you need help. But don’t message me because I pay people for that.

How big is the community?

There are 700+ students in the community at the time of writing this

I’m a complete beginner, should I sign up?

We don’t recommend this program to complete beginners. You will find it fast paced and challenging, but the choice is yours.

I only have an acoustic guitar. Is that okay?

Yes. Most of the modules are not acoustic or electric specific.

Can I preview lessons?

Yes. There are a few lessons in the curriculum available for preview.
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