The zero-to-recording course
Six short modules, every single click named. Written for people who have never opened OBS in their life.
Never opened OBS? Build a two-camera lesson studio anyway, free.
The step-by-step kit that sets up your guitar lessons on camera, start to finish: your face, your fretting hand, and the live Fret Beam tab on screen, recording wide and vertical from one take. Give us your email and it’s yours.
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What you’re getting
Everything to go from a blank OBS window to a real lesson recording:
An importable OBS scene
The three-box layout (face, live tab, fretboard close-up) snaps into place. You just point it at your own gear.
Branded overlay templates
Wireframes that show you exactly where to aim each camera, plus the finished frame in three colorways.
Both formats from one take
Wide for YouTube, vertical for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok, recording at the same time.
Printable checklists
Tape the pre-flight card to your desk, run it before every session, never forget a step.
Runs on free software (OBS and the vertical plugin are both free) and the computer, cameras, and audio interface you already teach with.
Ready to build it? Put your email in and the whole kit lands in your inbox in about a minute.
This kit sells for $97 on its own page. A real price, a real checkout, and a few people do buy it that way. You don’t have to. Put your email in above and you get the same course, the same scene file, the same checklists. The one difference: the free templates carry a small Fret Beam mark on the frame overlays, and the paid kit ships them clean. No charge, no upsell wall between you and the download.
Why free? Because the kit is built around Fret Beam, the app that puts your live tab on screen, and the best way to show a teacher what the app does is to hand them the whole studio it lives in. That’s the deal, said plainly.
Want to pay for it instead? The kit’s on sale for $97 here. Same files either way.