CNET Editors' review
This program aims to help you study guitar without a teacher. The installation is fast, and Play Guitar launches on the desktop in seconds. The program comes in the form of an HTML-based tutorial with graphics and MIDI files. It has approximately 50 lessons that lead you through the journey to becoming a guitar player, improving your skills. MIDI files perfectly support the detailed text explanations, though the trial version does not include all files available in the registered version. However, the program's output is good, and a student will probably be able to play basic riffs after thoroughly studying the program. Video samples demonstrating how to strum guitar strings, for example, could improve Play Guitar. Still, people who want to learn guitar can benefit from this download.
Publisher's Description
From Studio for Guitar - Naftali Lahav:
Play Guitar suggests a complete guitar method for beginners. You will cross five chapters that will guide you in an easy and direct way how to hold the guitar, how to place your hands, fingers, playing Sopranos and Basses strings, music terms. In chapter IV, Learning notes, there is a significant expansion of music. In fact, it is a whole full guitar's notes-method--within the Play Guitar program.
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"Waste of time"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
Cons
had to open file destionation to even open the program as the shortcut didnt work. very unhandy and definitely not worth the download..
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"A wonderful and best way to learn the guitar! BRAVO!"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
Pros
After trying most of the well-known guitar programs, I am recommending that one!
It doesn't have all that shine and brilliant programming,yet its is bring me to play guitar - so clear and easy to follow.
I want to thank the developer and recommend this program to 10 starts - not only five.
Cons
To the developer: I would like to have few videos demonstartions for the next version - thanks.
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"yuhu"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
Pros
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Cons
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"Suburb program! That leads me step by step... GREATEST GUITAR PROGRAM! THANKS!"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
Pros
Most of the programs I have purchased show parts of the studying, this one is complete and full guitar method, like it promised!
Also the navigating is very clear and that leads you very clearly yet surly to play the guitar the right way!
Cons
Its all looks fantastic to me!
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"Dont download"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
Cons
It does look like lame 6th graders made it and its sad attempt to make money
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"Bravo"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
Summary
As you said this will be our school gutiar software. (Even Ruth and Anna will play at last (-: Joe choose this progam 'play guitar' as the best one.
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"This is the best guitar program - make me playing WOw"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
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No other program is so clear and make you progress in such a loginc way. the funny thing is that our school guitar teacher is using play guitar :-))
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"A crappy HTML based 'program'"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
Summary
I have seen lame sixth graders write better programs.
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"Wow!!! A fantastic way to learn guitar"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
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I love the simple way this program show and lead how to play.
Guitar playing looks so complicated… until I tried “Play Guitar”.
Tip that I can recommend is donÂ’t skip pages! You will be surprised how easy guitar can be as you start -
"At last a program I can study guitar - thank you!!!"
Version: Play Guitar 2.0
Summary
I love guitar and tried lots of guitar programs... yet if you really want to play guitar I am recommending this one!! It is so simple yet cleverly done - you just can't fail. Thank you so very much Mr. Lahav
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