Real instruction, wherever you are. One-on-one lessons via video call — same rigor, same repertoire, same results. No commute required.
Lessons work on any reliable video platform. Use whatever you're most comfortable with — no new software required.
The most popular option. Screen sharing for charts and theory, stable audio, and easy recording for playback. Works on any device.
Best audio quality for Apple device users. Low latency, no account needed. Great for guitar, bass, and voice lessons on iPhone or Mac.
No download required — just click a link. Works in any browser. Good option for students on Chromebooks or Android devices.
Most instruments translate well to video. Here's how each one works remotely — rated honestly.
Acoustic and electric. Technique, chord voicings, lead, and songwriting all work great on video.
★ Works great onlineGroove, fingerstyle, slap, and theory. A simple clip-on tuner and your setup is all you need.
★ Works great onlineElectronic kits or practice pads work well. Acoustic kits can have latency — we'll figure out what works for your setup.
Works online (setup matters)MIDI keyboards with audio interface, or acoustic — both work well. Screen sharing for notation and harmony.
★ Works great onlineTone, range, and articulation. Works well with good audio settings and a quiet room.
Works onlineBreath, resonance, and range development work well on video. A decent microphone makes a big difference.
★ Works great onlineScreen sharing for charts, notation software, and ear training exercises. Some of the best online lessons are pure theory.
★ Works great onlineInterval recognition, chord identification, rhythm transcription — all teachable entirely by ear over video.
★ Works great onlineOnline lessons follow the same structure as in-person — just with you in your room instead of the studio. Here's what a typical session looks like.
We open the call, get your audio and video sorted, and you play me something — a scale, a riff, last week's assignment. Quick diagnostic, no pressure.
Technical exercises and a review of what you practiced. Consistency is what builds real ability — this is the foundation of every session.
New techniques, songs, or theory — clearly taught and demonstrated on camera. I can share my screen for charts, notation, or backing tracks.
Woven throughout every lesson. You'll understand why things work — not just copy patterns. Ear training develops your musical instincts.
Time to try things out, improvise, or ask questions. The lesson is yours — we go where the music takes us.
Every student leaves with a specific weekly assignment — accessible in the student portal so you always know exactly what to work on.
You don't need a recording studio. You just need the basics.
Online lessons are priced the same as in-person. You're getting the same instruction — format is just a preference, not a surcharge.