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Important Update: Changes to Guitar Theory & Technique Courses and Resources
An Update on My Guitar Courses and Resources
Over the past few years, the Guitar Theory & Technique Book has grown beyond a single book into a wider collection of courses, lesson material, and supporting resources.
As that library expanded, the way everything was organised became less clear than I’d like — particularly for students trying to see how ideas connect and where different resources live.
This post explains what has changed, why I’ve made those changes, and what it means for you.
Why things are changing
Previously, different parts of my teaching material lived on different platforms. While that worked well at the time, it eventually led to a few practical issues:
- Material spread across multiple systems
- Overlap between related courses
- Confusion about where certain resources belonged
- Older resources sitting slightly disconnected from newer material
Rather than continuing to add more layers, I decided to consolidate everything into a single, clearer structure that better reflects how I actually teach.
What hasn’t changed
This is the most important point.
If you’ve already purchased a course or the book, nothing has been taken away.
- Existing students still have access to their material
- Course content has not been removed
- The teaching approach and depth remain exactly the same
This is an organisational change, not a reduction in value.
What has changed
The main change is consolidation.
Many courses and resources that were previously available individually are now grouped together inside a single package called the Legacy Guitar Bundle.
This includes:
- Core guitar theory explained clearly on the fretboard
- Scale and mode understanding
- Chord construction and substitution
- Ear training material and audio resources
- Lessons focused on applying theory musically
- The Guitar Theory & Technique Book itself
Some resources that were previously offered separately or as free mini-courses are now included within this bundle so that everything lives in one place with long-term access.
Why I made this decision
Over time, I noticed that most questions from students weren’t about needing more material — they were about how ideas connect and what to focus on next.
By bringing related material together:
- Progression is clearer
- Concepts reinforce each other
- There’s less repetition and overlap
- The structure mirrors real teaching situations
It also allows me to maintain and improve the material more effectively going forward.
Where to find things now
All current courses and learning resources are now organised through:
https://learn.guitarmasteryonline.com
That site is now the central reference point if you’re unsure where something lives.
A brief note on the platform change
I’ve moved to a different course platform as part of this reorganisation, mainly for reliability, long-term support, and the flexibility it gives me when building future material.
A few people have asked what platform I’m using and whether I’d recommend it for teaching. For transparency: the platform includes an affiliate scheme, meaning I may receive a commission if someone signs up after asking for my recommendation.
That said, this change was made because it fits how I teach and organise material — not because of the affiliate programme — and nothing about the courses themselves is affected by that.
For those who’ve asked:
View the platform I’m now using
Final thoughts
This update is about clarity, structure, and long-term usability.
If you’re an existing student, you don’t need to take any action.
If you’re new here, you’ll find the material organised more clearly than before.
And as always, if you have questions, you’re welcome to get in touch.
Thanks for your continued support.
Paul
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