Learn heavy guitar & bass. One focused hour with someone who plays and lives lives heavy music. No generic drills. No wasted of time.

I've been a student of Jered's for over two years, and over that time, my playing, music theory knowledge, and understanding of how to match tones have grown exponentially. Before working with Jered, I wasn't sure how to troubleshoot things I struggled with. He provides a great framework to identify the issue and make corrections.

Jered has a great ability to explain things in a way that clicks when it was something I struggled to understand before.

A lot of what we worked on was figuring out the notation/tabs of songs, and I've improved a lot. Not just developing the ear for it, but the logic as well.

I highly recommend Jered as an instructor, whether that is 1-on-1 lessons or group/cohort courses.

Where do I begin? I met Jered many moons ago after discovering his YouTube channel and reaching out to him. That connection turned into a very valuable friendship, as well as an incredible learning experience with him as my bass teacher.

He is patient, humble, and always respectful. I’ve never once felt inferior or hesitant to ask even the simplest questions. He has a great ability to explain concepts in a way that matches your skill level at any given time.

Over the years, I feel like we’ve connected on many levels beyond just Black Sabbath inspired bass riffs.

If you’re thinking about taking lessons, I’d say it’s truly an investment in your musical journey and absolutely worth it. He will make you a better player by working with your strengths while helping you improve your weaknesses, always encouraging you to progress at your own pace.

On top of that, he’s one of the coolest people I’ve had the chance to get to know online. He’s deeply knowledgeable about underground music, all the best dirt pedals, and how to achieve the bass or guitar tone you hear in your head.

Don’t hesitate to invest, it will pay off. Plus, you’ll get to know a genuinely great person. Nothing but respect, thank you Jered.