Is FENDER PLAY Worth It??

[@JustinGuitarSongs]

Appreciate the shout out dude! :)

[@RedlightBlue]

Thanks for being my idol!

[@Spacepuffin007]

I found JustinGuitar because of this video. Blown away by the quality of the content, I signed up right away.

[@barryduff3047]

@@RedlightBlue Yeah. Justin is amazing. I play because of him

[@thepumpkinking666]

@@RedlightBlue Justin's my guitar teacher as well. His online beginner course is amazing!

[@korveret9186]

Upload a vid on youtube

[@Styre69]

As a beginner, it's been the best thing I have come across.

[@Lonewolf23-26]

Fender play was on just before I watched your video

[@andrewcottingham858]

Adam Wellman same

[@tildeboo1448]

sameee

[@samgolshayan9218]

Same

[@THEONLYSONYV]

As a total newbie... I got the free trial in October and there's no way 2 weeks was any where near enough. However, I was able to purchase a year for $40. There was a half-off discount after the trial. I'm still learning my strings!

[@teleguy5699]

Clownish comment that a beginner can complete this in 2 weeks. He must have been fired by Fender or something.

[@angellovesjazz]

Depends on how much you practice. Therefore it's possible in 2 weeks 😅🤣

[@JohnnyRelentless]

"The most a beginner will need it for is two weeks." You seriously overestimate me.

[@natewho4366]

My legit thoughts lol I got a three-month free subscription didn't get close to finishing

[@imel3ment4l10]

I played the guitar before lockdown and stopped going to classes, but I really want to get into it again, and Fender was cheaper than Yousicion.

[@angellovesjazz]

@@imel3ment4l10 maybe you should consider Pow Music channel on KZbin

[@allanwilson8878]

Justin Guitar is the way to go. End of story. Good video.

[@davidfewtrell3479]

Agree - amazing content mostly free. Just brilliant

[@jimjames4875]

Justin is love, Justin is life

[@lknez13]

Agree. Justin taught me basically everything I know on guitar. Big recommend

[@theblytonian3906]

Actually it's not ..IMO&E. I started out on Justin Guitar. Today JustinGuitar.com is neither free nor the best, but if it seems that way to you, enough said. What it is good for is 'testing the water' when you first start out as a beginner with his *limited* free access material, but anyone who persists with guitar beyond his cowboy chord lessons will discover before long that to access the meat in the stew requires payment. Previously it was buy Justin Guitar books per module (expensive from outside outside the UK). Now its a modular subscription model similar to Jamplay. Having tried the three major sites along with alternative others and You Tube, Justin Guitar's formerly more culturally conventional English orientated teaching methodology I liked, but in its latest incarnation revamp, behind the visual facelift, he is dumbing the presentations down to to the lowest common mass market IQ denominator clearly targeting today's dominant McDemographic. Whilst it does follow a US culturally orientated teaching style, *if I'm paying* and I am putting my money where my mouth is with an annual subscription model, *Guitar Tricks* is the #1 clear winner hands down. Comprehensive and professional with *an all inclusive package* representing superior value. Whilst inarguably Justin Guitar does have useful tools and material within its free access which I co-access regularly, it's mcmodule approach is very much now just like Jamplay without the glam visuals and hero worship. No "Would you like fizzy drink or fries with your McFat burger today" scripted flim flam value adding for me thanks. Pass me the meat 'n taters please.

[@allanwilson8878]

The Blytonian I learned a huge amount from Justin, but I’ve got to admit that I haven’t been there since his recent web page upgrade. Perhaps it’s not what it used to be?

[@joemonk2291]

It takes more than 14 days to get through all 5 levels. I’m a beginner so I like it. You can’t have a realistic look at this product because you’re already a good player.

[@brettadkins4698]

Uh, no he’s not.

[@snoozy9699]

@@brettadkins4698 bro you eat people

[@brettadkins4698]

Snoozy Sure, you eat a couple three guys decades ago and that’s all you’re ever known for. I’m a human being too damnit.

[@snoozy9699]

Jeffery Dahmer little more than 3 and a little more than eat😳

[@teleguy5699]

Nothing worse than a "bedroom guitarist" acting like his opinion means anything but just that.

[@andrelabelle3169]

Marty music is the way

[@carljohnson4691]

Especially for those of us with short fingers, like Marty!

[@lionlocVanDwellington]

He had taught be so much! Lol

[@stevenh5057]

YESS

[@b.c2810]

andre labelle yeet

[@mrhegarty5910]

Always !!!

[@hickrants4882]

Honestly fender play’s better and easier to use then KZbin tutorials

[@jeff7764]

Justin guitar has such great energy about him.

[@tylerlao9574]

I have fender play and I’ve played on there for more than 14 days and I’ve learned a lot from the instrocters

[@ni777ful]

I went through the trial when I was pretty much an absolute beginner, a little under 2 years ago now, and I've gotta say, if you already know your open chords then you're already past needing anything Fender Play has to offer

[@carpathus]

Fender Play keeps it light, breezy and fun. Love the way lessons are organized and the way Fender Play provides a consistent and structured environment to learn guitar. It really makes it's easy to learn at your own pace and keep track of your achievements. They sometimes put their annual plan on deal for 50% off so a one year subscription can be had for as little as 45 bucks.

[@bigkeezo]

Oh boy 😃

[@vanillaicecream2385]

cough cough totally not a paid comment

[@Hiro.the.God.]

It’s trash lol.

[@yashvardhansinghsolanki6391]

Well the 3month free subsciption during corona is paying off for me i guess

[@nhattran1074]

same for me haha 3 months free

[@raghavgarg6909]

Same, I ordered a bass combo and I got 3month free. The bAss will arrive in a couple of days.

[@ahumanbeing541]

@@raghavgarg6909 send bAss

[@absoluteandro6382]

@@raghavgarg6909 slap it

[@garlicmayo96]

@Jenni J how did you find it after a couple of months?

[@benlindstrom9571]

I just got my fender play free for three months, I’m happy I got something to do for social distancing

[@tentacleprincess5772]

Ben Lindstrom how did you get that ?

[@odinrave]

@@tentacleprincess5772 They are giving away free three month trials to the first 500,000 users to sign up with no credit card required. Probably because of COVID 19. I think this number is arbitrary because the initial number was 250,000 then they increased it to 500,000.

[@ethanperez5870]

i did too

[@damianray2547]

Same here!

[@nihil6334]

same, I'm a total begginer (like, I've never picked up a guitar before this) and I must say, I've improved A LOT just in a week. Probably won't pay after three months, or maybe I'll just pay for one more month if I haven't completed all the lessons idk

[@raspberyldesign]

I'm a total newbie who tried both. I love fender more because it teaches you one chord and then teaches one song that uses it. In addition, all the videos gets harder gradually. You can actually feel your own process. It is better to learn one chord in a song and use it in a song with the ones you learned before. So, you can learn a chord, compare it with other chords and improve your transicion and muscle memory. I liked JustinGuitar and Marty Music but similar to other online guitar courses, I find myself holding the guitar and not playing it. Most teachers just talk about the guitar, the pick, reading the tab, ways to play better... They show either one chord or all the chords in one video without any sample music. I cannot learn all of the chords at the same time. And, I cannot learn one chord just by playing that only one chord without any music. The others gets repetitive a lot, which is too boring.

[@kagreen2k]

I played electric bass for years when I was younger. I took lessons from 2 good teachers and played in bands for years. After 20 years of not playing much, I decided to buy a Fender 6 string and tried Fender Play out. They offered 50% off for a year (about $45) so I signed up. Two months in, I am still enjoying it and learning.

[@daltonrothacher4613]

Saw a fender play ad, searched youtube for more info, found this video, just wanted to say thanks for saving me time!

[@SO-bp2uc]

Thanks for this video. This is the exact type of review I was looking for, It's short, to the point and entertaining. Great job!

[@trouty65]

Ive come back to Guitar after 20 years at age 54 and didn't learn a lot first time around. Now with renewed enthusiasm i have subscribed to JamPlay and think its superb. Love the structure, just what i need and am loving tracking my progress. i have learnt way more in 2 months than i ever learn before. 100's of fantastic guitar teachers, many professional musicians and simply 1000's of videos to learn from covering practically every genre. I hope to see myself in a years time in a place i never thought i would ever get to :-) Superb ! Ps i have no test this company just saw a couple of great reviews and went with it. LOVING IT !

[@dragonstarm3619]

I personally like it, I dont have to search through random videos on KZbin since it's all laid out. I am a true beginner and thinking how could you get through this in 2 weeks?? I'm sure I'm slower also because of my busy lifestyle and dont practice everyday but I have no complaints with it.

[@kostonl]

Just wondering how are you doing now? Are you still practicing? And if so how was the improvement? Just curious is all

[@teleguy5699]

This person is a clown for saying a beginner can complete this in 2 weeks.

[@grentperez]

yo i bloody love the way u talk haha

[@BalticDS]

Hwat

[@RedlightBlue]

Hey thank you

[@gwallahs5308]

🩸

[@aidanbrooks6626]

Dude appreciated!!! I almost got fender play, but just signed up for Justin Guitar and it's exactly what I wanted. Saved me money pal. Appreciated. Stay cool

[@Gvaz]

I've been using it for 2.5 weeks and I haven't finished level 1/5 so IDK what you're talking about, not needing it for 2 weeks. I am almost done level 1, though, I need to practice more on my chord switching and muscle memory. I got a free 3 months w/ my guitar and I think I'll need it for at least the 3 months.

[@racyagentmac]

Yep I started with justinguitar too👍and after that I could play song lessons from KZbin and learn by hearing and seeing songs now I'm advanced intermediate🤘

[@dfxlab9245]

Good vid bro, Im happy someone has bought the reality of learning guitar to touch, all these adds seem to want to convince people near enough that you'll wake up one morning and you can do it, its pretty funny

[@snakebite4767]

TNX.. a very good rundown on Fender Play. I was looking for just this type information.

[@xaviertejeda5865]

my man was holding a guitar the whole vid for no reason xD xD

[@the_guitar_nook]

Thanks for doing the review of Fender Play. You answered some key questions for me.

[@teleguy5699]

He really didn't. All he did was mock it.

[@willbaldwin3605]

All I want, is a beginner to advanced dvd course I just want to learn acoustic folk and blues guitar

[@andreharrington7169]

Try play bass or guitar today course $19.99 at any music store. Comes with book and dvd. My wife got it for me when I got my 1st bass guitar and loved it. 3 months later moved on to course 2 and finally the song book where you apply all that you have learned. Great for a beginner to advanced player

[@knzerogaming4665]

Thanks for saving me 10$/month Justin Guitar is the way to go!

[@ItsJustShane]

I'm going to hold this guitar so you know I know what i'm talking about.

[@Teeks9000]

“Is Fender Play worth it??” Sees ad at the start of this video, already downloaded the app......

[@johnmargiotti1262]

Mad props to Justin Guitar! There are also several others out there like Andy guitar and I think my favorite is Henry Olson!

[@yagmursaygl1540]

Like your energy dude! Please keep it coming

[@stephenstringer6547]

Great shoutout for Justinguitar: the best resource on the net for learning guitar. And it’s free (though you should consider donating if you’re an aficionado.)

[@johnd942]

Good presentation. Cool demeanour. Clearly spoken. Like the humour (but don't over-do it). Well done!

[@SteveStockmalMusic]

Thanks man !!!! I was going to recommend this to one of my friends...now I’ll jut forward your review to him

[@DoctorMarkyMark]

I agree, justinguitar is awesome, but worth donating since Justin has done a stellar job!

[@alexdenes7058]

Thanks for the helpful (and entertaining) review!

[@naquafina3682]

All of the visual stuff and sound effects on this video were extremely satisfying for my adhd 😂😂

[@scottnathanphoto]

Your editing gave me a seizure.

[@IMJSR]

Great video. I am following Justins beginner course, and was getting tons of these Fender Play adds, so great to see a comparison video, thx!

[@jansonchave8817]

Yet again, saved me time and money cheers bud

[@cbwinning]

Thanks for this review and pointing me to Justin Guitar. I so appreciate this my brother.

[@ashley-mx6gv]

I got a fender play ad right before this video

[@shaikrizwan123]

I was so close to joining a website (paid) to learn guitar but You saved me man! JustinGuitar is where my journey begins!

[@Alder2022]

I like it so far. Finishing Level 1 now. I have used all sorts of resources, in-person lessons included, but what i am discovering is that it all comes down to your desire. Sure, in-person would have worked long term if i put the time in. Sure, Justin could teach me if i committed to following his videos. It all comes down to choice. I have been working at home for a year and tired of staring at my guitar hanging on the wall and not having someone to play it well. So i recently joined Fender Play. I am past my 2 week trail and just finishing level1. So what? I’m also a lefty playing righty, so what? Everyone’s Path is different, and for different reasons too. I like the format. I like the structure. I am learning all over again, which is fine by me cause i need to work on technique. Again, I’m a lefty. I paid for a year. I hope to stick with it this time. I want to. Even if vaccines make me go back to the office, my commitment is to continue to play. That’s the plan anyways. Whatever works for you, do it. Come on, $40/ year. That’s less than one bottle of decent whiskey or a nice dinner out with your +1. Make the leap. I feel this time, it’s worth it.

[@teleguy5699]

This lefty agrees with you!

[@7Bytez]

Great channel for a small channel. Your edits are great, I see you growing pretty big if you keep it up and stay interesting. I subscribed before 1,000. Before you get 100,000 lol. Btw your video was in the top 3 that popped up under "fender play" and you had the best thumbnail that made me want to click. I know it's good to get info like this when you may not know where you stand, yourself, in searches. Going to check out more of your stuff, thanks.

[@RedlightBlue]

thank you :) glad you found it, and glad the thumbnail stuck out to you! i'm still trying to figure those out lol

[@jamesstojan5304]

Cheers man. Good balanced review of pros/cons

[@janrandles8683]

I agree totally with everything you said. Too slow for me after over a year with Justin guitar although I do pay Justin a small amount, as he is so good. And he is constantly updating his site. I was on FP and learned a few technique improvements but I use Justin and UG, GuitarTricks as they seem geared more to intermediate and beyond.

[@hammockmonk]

Thanks, man, this was exactly what I was looking for.

[@jasonduckworth1525]

you have missed one major point, there’s ukulele and bass as well as guitar for the same price, and two weeks for 0-level 5 your kidding right! The lessons are 5 minutes or 15 minutes long and for busy parents and professionals it’s easy to fit in, and as it’s fender, two things you know it’s the correct technique and the resources are convenient packaged, the practice playbacks are ace. I don’t have time to trawl the internet looking for courses and this is perfect can’t recommend enough. And for completeness I have looked at Yousician and Justingutar as well still prefer fender.

[@teleguy5699]

Same here.

[@alexp-5196]

Nothing like getting a fender play ad before a should u get fender app video

[@Lexii031]

Thank you so much for this video! Was really in between chosing Fender Play or Justinguitar and this helped me make up my mind!

[@nahaniyes]

Thank you for this video! To the point, extremely helpful.

[@ronbzoom8531]

Well you just saved me a lot of time. Thanks man! Well Justin, you're up next!

[@MichaelJohn-s5q]

Thanks! Trying to buy my first Acoustic Guitar. The one I was looking at $120 with Fender Play! Then Next one up was without the Fender Play. So Thanks I will consider what you said. But since I already have some Beginner guitar Courses I guess I could skip the Fender Play option.

[@gristamshackleford2102]

justin and marty are the 2 best free ones on youtube. im still looking a good upper lvl intermediate site

[@ZakTheIllest]

Active melody is another good free resource for players that have more experience. I've been using it a lot. Lots of country, rock and blues. 👍

[@rainerdietel6511]

Thank you for your clear words. I also had the idea that Fender play isn't worth the money, at least for not absolutely beginners. Now I'm convinced that I'm right. Thank you very much.

[@longnhat7352]

I love the video editing

[@ironmaiden5658]

Thanks heaps for this video man. Fender Play just popped up on my Facebook feed as a sponsor ad claiming 3 months free.. But like you said, the main page tells you nothing.. I think I'll head to justin guitar.. Cheers..

[@squilla8956]

Thanks for making the choice easy for me.

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

I think Fender Play offers something that free resources, even ones like JustinGuitar, don't have: structure. Fender Play is super ultra MEGA structured, with clear paths that are easy to follow, which takes a lot of the load off. Personally maybe I wouldn't get it, but there's definitely a pretty strong case for it, so I wouldn't dismiss it.

[@josephclark8455]

I got an ad for Fender Play after this video ended.

[@julianrodela4424]

i think of justinguitar as "that guy who taught me stairway to heaven" lol

[@mumra1984]

I thought Fender play was absolutely gash. I learnt nothing that wasn't free. I prefer paying more money for 1 to 1

[@randyrrs7028]

Paying for fender play is like paying to watch a KZbin video

[@teleguy5699]

No it's not. KZbin is random algorithms. FP is a structured online course.

[@Spacepuffin007]

+1 for JustinGuitar, that dude and that site are amazing.

[@SamM-pj1dx]

Who else here got a fender play ad before this video?

[@fmartini86]

Everybody ;)

[@isaacaguirreescarcega9799]

Adblock

[@mylifeasjessio]

Thanks man. I wonder if it’s changed at all since this video. Does it go beyond the 2weeks now??

[@hammy1704]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Justin is way better!

[@heyitswesty]

I really loved your presentation here thanks

[@RedlightBlue]

i love your comment thanks

[@deldia]

Independent works betting because people buy in to real personalities when it come to lessons. For guitars people want brands but for lessons they want individuals. Look at Scott’s bass lessons who has a big personality. I believe Fender actually consulted with Scott about launching Fender play.

[@LeviOsaxxx]

Great Channel my man!

[@RedlightBlue]

Thx dude:)

[@patricklong9227]

Thanks for the vid. I almost signed up!

[@lookerephil]

Cheers brother, awesome 👏 😎

[@nilworm]

Thanks for the review!

[@ivanherrera3938]

I have had it for about a month, and am at level 5. I am getting back into it after not playing for a few years,. I think it is not bad for 10 buck, but I have not tried JustinGuitar yet.

[@megatronbee]

Songsterr all the way. Pay the 5 bucks and it's glorious, plus it's actually yours now. The best part is that when you see something you don't recognize, you can be like "wtf is that" and look up, for example, "What is the black diamond in guitar tabs?", and you learn by curiosity and anger

[@megatronbee]

Also, it isn't necessary to buy the app, since they have an app for the web browser version, which has everything as well: looping, speed percentage, soloing an instrument, retuning the song to your guitar's current tuning. It's great. They aren't paying me, I just really love it since it's the best thing since Guitar Pro went subscription based.

[@connordamelio6793]

Deff going to check out Justin guitar site! Thanks

[@andreirodin2780]

You saved a lot of time for me publishing this video. Thank you!

[@PaulHikes2]

Fender Play is outstanding, IMO. Right now it's 3 months free, and you don't need to provide any payment info. Remember, this is for beginners. I've been playing for a year, using various free KZbin resources, including Justin Guitar (which is good). In 3 weeks, I've gotten through 2 of the 5 levels and have improved a lot. Redlight Blue is wrong about part of his review. A beginner cannot get through all of this in two weeks, unless they are a guitar prodigy. This is setup in a way that it can help many users learn to PLAY guitar, rather than learn to play a song. Each lesson has a module that is an instructor lead tutorial, followed by a module that consists of tab with a click track of that tutorial. It's done in a way that encourages repeated drilling of the concepts until you get it right. On the downside, the instructors are a bit dry. That may not suit everyone. What is nice, however is that when you don't feel like going through new lessons or repeating old ones to get concepts down, there is a decent library of songs and riffs setup in the same format: tutorial, then tab for drilling. All things considered, for 90 days free it's fantastic. And once my 90 days are up, I'll go right over to Justin Guitar and will pick up at where ever my playing level at that time dictates.

[@alphasxsignal]

Guitar Tricks is the best online guitar lesson site.

[@aeroshack]

I dont believe you should depend on any single teaching source. So much I 'almost understand' from one teacher, but then check out other KZbin teachers for different perspectives before its locked in. Also don't dismiss all the on line 'Written/diagram' stuff on subjects which really helps. JustinGuitar is an awsome free platform (and will be Super Hero status when he has more Android version apps.. nudge nudge, wink).

[@angellovesjazz]

You can Google open chords and bar chords on day 1 and be on your way. That's exactly what I did. Ofcourse that was 20 years ago 🤣 there were no apps. There's no way I'm paying an app for that. For a pay app they should be offering advance level. They should have a Jazz category. Thanks for the video.

[@alexandrebegin5099]

i found that many of the tabs on fender play were incorrect, sometimes the right notes on the wrong string, also they ignore drop tuning especially for the bass lessons

[@drkrd1]

Redlight Blue -- I'm sure you hear this alot but thanks for saving me $10 a month. I"ll give JustinGuitar a try.

[@pkbreeze08]

I have KZbin Premium, so I haven't seen this advert, thankfully, as I'm sure it would have been every other advert I see. Would you say that finding a good guitar tutorial dedicated KZbin channel combined with something like Justin Guitar would be the best option?

[@RedlightBlue]

depends on how you learn best! but yeah, i'd recommend following a single program all the way through and getting apps for ear training and fret board memorization practice....... also my channel.......

[@DavieMcGuire1990]

Rocksmith CDLC sorted 😎

[@kruzvalero6945]

I love fender play I never learned how to play I been doing it for 5 days and I can now play 5 songs

[@stephanebouchard6459]

Thank you so much for that info !!!!

[@herefobeer]

I bought my guitar last year, got Fender Play and almost gave up on it. Give it to whoever produced those lessons to make a fun activity boring. You can make byte sized lessons without being a robot. Justin Guitar and the lessons from GarageBand are collection of smaller videos too. And those guys don't look like there is a dude holding a gun up against their heads.

[@MRHUS-hu2tu]

The ad that I got for this video was yousician

[@RedlightBlue]

oh no

[@markd4768]

Yousician is free!

[@RedlightBlue]

@@markd4768 sorta

[@hmfernandes1]

I don't understand how a unbiased, unsponsored review of a product is among the first search results on KZbin. Seems like AI isn't so intelligent after all.

[@QuanzWrld]

What about Simply Guitar? Simply Guitar vs Fender Play Which one is better?

[@TheNeighborsTrash]

Your Sophia analogy was perfect.

[@emmetto4496]

I got a fender play commercial for this video

[@yolandavalentin4333]

I bought my guitar in a pack and it came with free 3 month fender lessons. I’d say it was good. Did teach me a lot but the lessons expired before I could finish all of them

[@jerlewis4291]

Gibson tried this in the past, was too limited for many people.