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he plays it slow so its easy to listen and do it easier.

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He play the piece slowly , so the learner can learn  easier.

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He play the piece slowly , so the learner can learn  easier.

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he was way slower than marty music man and it was easier to follow.
he also talked way slower

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bad quality

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good:
he talks very slowly and makes sure we understand one part of it first.
bad:
the video wasn't that clear

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step by step procedures

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Successful:
He put the music sheet at the end of the video so you know what to play
Not successful:
-the video isn't clear enough
-couldn't really understand which notes he was playing

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Success:

At the beginning of the video, he showed the whole song so that  people get an idea of what it sounds like.

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Successful parts:

Put the music score at the end

Could've done better:

Way too fast

Should've been more specific with the chord and notes

Bad Quality

Too short?

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he was not very clear to what notes he was playing and went a little too fast, but it was okay when he put the whole piece at the end

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-First the person shows the real one
-He plays it normal speed and then for the people who wanted to learn it can see the slower version

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they explain step by step and repeat and say it clear.

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He explains all of the steps on how to do something clearly and at a steady pace so the learner knows what to do.

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he goes through it step by step and explains it very clearly
the person making the tutorial is also good at whatever their doing
his voice is loud and clear so people can hear him

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he should add a basic learning for those who wanted to learn this song

he should teach step by step so the people will Know more clearly about the song.

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goes in detail
why dont people like my comment
(dislike pls)

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i think he should go slower when he is demonstrating because the viewer would be really confused, but

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What makes a good tutorial?

- Breaks it down into different parts
-  Plays the full solo at the end of the video
- Exciting intro
- Explains it in detail
- Have a hand cam to show your finger position
- Show us the notes to play the song
- A decent, slow pace

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He put the song at the start so people knew what it was supposed to sound like.
He should explain slower.

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The key to make a successful music tutorial video is to explain step by step exactly what chord fret string etc to play to make sure people who are weak and strong at guitar can follow your tutorial and learn from it, If the tutorial is just someone playing the song and zooming in on the strings while they are playing it is not very helpful because there are some people who are beginners and they might want to play a particular song and if there is not any step by step tutorials that is not really helping them. So having a step by step tutorial is very important by explaining each part the type of songs if you are doing picking or strumming. So a good tutorial is basically just explaining about the song and about how to play it in their way also to include the title of which style of playing you are making a video of such as strumming picking single

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To have a successful tutorial you have to listen what the person says and you have to learn the chords and tabs over and over again until you can play the song

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To have a successful tutorial you have to listen what the person says and you have to learn the chords and tabs over and over again until you can play the song

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Russell

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Shows how to play the notes step by step and talks slowly so the audience under stands and also they can pause it and practice from any point. In the start pulls in the audience to learn. He also gives notes at the end so if you dont want to listen the tutorial or you want to print it they put the notes at the end.

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A nice slow pace

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He was explaining in a good speed?

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-Talks through it
-Shows us the song we are going to be learning in the beginning
-Some things that I don't really understand.
-They have the music sheet at the end of the video.

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first video
They put the song at the start so people can see what they are playing and the outcome of it, but they should put the chords picture so it is more clear.

second video
you get to see the music sheet of the song, but he did not say about what chords to play when he is playing so it is not as clear.

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First one:
successful:
-He was explaining very patiently
-He went step by step to teach every one

cons:
-It was kind of fast, and he didn't explain the scale.
-And people can see the placing that properly.

Second one:
successful:
-He gave the note, so people can see and sight-read it slowly.

cons:
He was playing it way too fast, and beginners can not follow.

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- I wish that he could explain better
- I wish he could show us the notes

-he showed us what it would sound like at the end

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He should zoom in a bit more to where his finger because its not clear enough.

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-shows how to play the notes step by step so you know exactly what to do.
-final outcome

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Show notes on separate part of screen

Slower show the notes clearly

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success:
The intro was cool
He used the keywords
not successful:
he's talking too fast
maybe some beginners would want to find videos that are right for them so he should give the link of a beginner tutorial there too.

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The tutorial was very detailed and it's a very interesting beginning.

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-He describes step by step very well on how to play the song.
- shows the people watching it the finished product.

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Successful parts:

Put the final outcome as the intro.

Shows the Exact notes and string (if guitar)

Explain the key and the scale

Gives other details (ex: Pentatonic)

Could've done better:

Should've went slower

Could've put down the chords or words (subtitle) when editing.

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- he shows us what it will sound like at the end so
you kind of know what you are trying to sound like

- lol he should make it easier cuz he doesn't explain the scale and he thinks that you already know a lot of the things that he is talking about

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. separate the video into small chunks so it is easier for the audience to understand.
. play the song at the beginning to make the audience hooked.
. after teaching a small chunk of the song repeat it so the audience have a sense of what they just learnt.

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1
-Explains it well but he could go slower
-Have notes on the side showing the chords
2
-He doesn't really  explain much and just says what the  guitar should sound like
-Also put the sheet at the end but for people who are just starting they would not know what to do

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The tutorial should be slower with guidelines and slowly teach where the fingers should be placed on the guitar. There should be answering some questions about guitars as well. One thing good about online tutorials is that it doesn't cost any money, except if it is a private server. One thing bad is that they can't quickly answer any questions and teach you physically

Something he did well is that he did a demo of the song and gave us the instructions of how to play the song

Something he didn't do so well is that he didn't make the pace slower, and he should use an acoustic guitar so that the echoing sounds won't be confusing.

But in my opinion, I think he did well but needs some improvements.