Jamorama Review
Reviewer: Stephen Edwards
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Website Reviewed: Jamorama
After wasting so much time with other training programs and introductory books for learning how to play the guitar, all that I can say is that I wish that someone had turned me on to Jamorama earlier in my music career. Jamorama is the single most comprehensive guitar training program that I have come across in all my years playing the guitar. I can personally guarantee that a guitarist will find the dozens of useful features in this program are just what they need to take their guitar playing to the next level no matter where they are at in their progression as a musician. It certainly did for me and everybody that I have shared it with.
The Jamorama guitar training program walked me through the simplest finger placements and chord progressions onto increasingly sophisticated guitar techniques, and it manages to do so with remarkable efficiency. The best part about this training program is that it is totally up to the guitar student to decide when and just how much he or she is going to practice or move ahead to the next exercise. For example, when I used this program, I was eager to get to the point where I could hold my own improvising with my jazz buddies, all of whom had considerably more experience than I did. If I had relied on a personal guitar teacher to walk me through the lessons in person, I would have had to wait for a week or more for each new lesson. With this program, I was able to spend all night, every night until I got up to where I wanted to be.
One of the most useful features about this particular guitar training program that really helped me move ahead quickly was the ability to practice along with the jam band that comes with the training kit. This way, I could get a good learn on my own how to keep up with other musicians, even if I happened to make a little mistake while I was playing. There were also playback features that let me play along with a video lesson, which gave me the benefit of being able to follow along with an experienced guitar player without having to meet with a guitar teacher in person. If I was not really in the mood for hardcore guitar practice, I found that some of the fun guitar playing games included in the program were a great way to keep playing without feeling like it was a chore.
