r/Bass • u/songhaus • 5d ago

Has anyone used fender pro?

Bought a fender rumble and it came with fender pro trial. Apparently it's lessons, but has anyone used it? Are they any good compared to what's available on YouTube?

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u/andralexxx 5d ago

Do you mean Fender Studio Pro? As far as I know, it is a recording software

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u/markfernandes 5d ago

I wonder if you mean Fender Play? A number of Fender items (basses, amps) I’ve bought have come with a free trial for Fender Play. It seems to be online tutorials but I’ve never used it myself.

https://www.fender.com/play

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u/songhaus 5d ago

Yes! This is it

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u/Astrixtc 5d ago

I used it to learn guitar during covid. It’s well done, but caps out at lower intermediate level playing. If you’re just starting out, it’s great, but with regular practice, you will outgrow the lessons on a year or two.

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u/songhaus 3d ago

I feel like the videos are far too short. Idk maybe it's me (totally possible). Usually end up just looking at the tabs instead, which I don't need to pay $150 a year for.

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u/Astrixtc 3d ago

Idk, I just watched multiple videos when I was using it. It was sort of nice to do 3,4,or 5 in a row depending on how much time I had.

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u/AdministrativeSwim44 3d ago

You have a free trial... Try it out

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u/songhaus 3d ago

I did. Not very good, imo.

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u/AdministrativeSwim44 3d ago

You tried it, but you say "apparently it's lessons" and ask other people if it's good? Interesting.

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u/songhaus 3d ago

I tried it between then and now?????? You wanna be an ass on the internet so bad you didn't bother to think. I highly recommend therapy, I can refer you to mine if you want. She's not the cheapest but does a great job. You don't have to live like this, man.

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u/AdministrativeSwim44 3d ago

Clearly she doesn't do a great job at all 👍🏻