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Quick Start

Welcome to MUSICABINET - The World's First and Most Complete Systematized Music Education Platform.

Here's a Quick Start guide to get you going.

  1. Once registered, check for a verification email from no-reply@musicabinet.com after registering.
  2. Check SPAM: If not in your inbox, look in the SPAM folder.
  3. Verify in Same Browser: Click the verification link in the same browser used for registration.
  4. If the Verification Email in a Different Browser: If using a different browser, copy and paste the link into the original browser.
  5. Set Password: Make sure to set your secure password.
  1. You will need to use this password the next time you visit the platform, as you will be logged out automatically after some time for security reasons.
  2. If you do not verify your email and fail to set a password, you will need to reset it the next time you will be logging in.
  3. A new password will be generated automatically and sent to your email, and once you sign in with this new password, your account will be verified.
  4. Make sure to change your password for security reasons right after you log in with the automatically generated password.
  • Proceed to 'My Subscriptions' to choose the instrument and level. Each level is color-coded, and each instrument has its own icon for your convenience and ease of navigation.
  • If you want to learn more about each program, click the 'Watch Video' button.
  • Scroll down to see more available programs. 
  • Filter by instrument at the top of the page for easier navigation.
  • In order to start learning, open the desired GRAND CHART by clicking on the instrument icon, the name, or the 'Grid' icon.
  • Find 'Courses' on the left, and 'Modules' at the top of the GRAND CHART. 
  • Each cell of the GRAND CHART corresponds to to a specific Course & Module of the selected education program. It contains a certain number of lessons, which can be organized into one or more 'Groups of Lessons' for the ease of navigation within topics.
  • You will see the number of lessons in each Group of Lessons at the bottom right corner of the corresponding cell.
  • The bottom right corner of the 'Course' name cell indicates your overall progress within the 'Course'.
  • We recommend starting from the First Lesson of the First Course and letting the education algorithms take you further as you progress.
  • If you are on a FREE account, you will notice that only the First Lessons of each 'Group of Lessons' in 'Course 1' of the 'THE CORE' section, and only the First Lesson of the entire 'Course 1' in the 'PRE-COURSES' section, are available to you, which is more than enough to start.
  • Click on the First Lesson to enter the Lesson Page.
  • Accessing lessons not available in your Plan will prompt an offer to purchase the desired Plan. 
  • Click the 'Purchase' button and proceed to select your preferred plan from the 'Pricing' page to unlock the entire set of Lessons for a selected education program.
  • If you are new to music, it is recommended to start with Lesson Zero of the SCHOOL (Beginner) program, found in Module 1 of Course 1.
  • You will learn everything you need to know about the music instrument, such as the Guitar, including essential aspects of music theory and the crucial first steps to take.
  • Start by studying just one lesson per day within the given Current Session Time for the highest learning efficiency. This approach ensures you fully absorb the material at a manageable pace.
  • Once you feel ready to increase your study time beyond just one lesson per day, you can easily do so. Follow the algorithm and automated transitions to engage with as many lessons as you wish during the day. This flexibility allows you to adapt the learning process to your personal pace and interest.
  • If you already have music experience, you can go straight to the lesson. 
  • Don't rush; read thoroughly through the Method, located on the right-hand side of the page beneath the video. 
  • Make sure to watch the video to better understand what you are about to learn in a specific lesson. 
  • You will find the Learning Materials on the left-hand side of the page. An exception is for the Guitar COLLEGE (Advanced) Level, where, alongside the notes on the left-hand side, you will find the diagrams on the right-hand side. These can be swapped with the Method using the switch button located above the video.
  • Slowly play what's on the page with a Metronome switched on. 
  • Set a comfortable tempo to ensure your notes sound clean.
  • Play the Backing Track provided in the lesson, or choose one from the dropdown menu and set the desired volume level. 
  • You can start or stop the track or Metronome by pressing the space bar on your keyboard. Our system remembers the last tool used, so the space bar will activate or deactivate the corresponding one.
  • Each lesson has a Lesson's Total Time, which is the duration given to complete and perfect the lesson, enabling you to play all the lesson materials without looking at the guitar's fretboard.
  • You don't have to complete the lesson in one go. It is recommended that you study the lesson only for the duration indicated on the Current Session Timer, and once it reaches zero, you should move on to the next lesson.
  • Each level has its own recommended learning time, as indicated by the Current Session Timer:
    • 25 minutes for a lesson + 5 minutes for a break at the SCHOOL (Beginner) level as well as for all the Packs & Skill Bundles;
    • 35 minutes + 10 minutes respectively at the COLLEGE (Advanced) level;
    • 45 minutes + 15 minutes at the UNIVERSITY (Professional) level for each lesson. 
    • Break times are marked in gold on the Current Session Timer.
  • When the Current Session Timer stops the countdown, you will see a popup window. 
  • This window corresponds to the program's break time and offers options to either stay in the same lesson to practice more or move to the next incomplete lesson of the next Module, as suggested by the algorithm.
  • When the break time ends, all timers will stop. 
  • At this point, you will need to make a choice: click the 'Next Module' button to move on, or click 'Stay Here' to continue studying the same lesson. 
  • Note that there will be no automatic transition, and the system will remain in this state until you take action
  • Closing the window or refreshing the page is equivalent to selecting the 'Stay Here' option. 
  • We implemented this feature to minimize the human factor and make your educational process less confusing, smoother, and more productive.
  • Once you complete the Course by finishing the Lesson's Total Time for all the lessons within the Course, you will be prompted to move to the next Course.
  • Follow the prompts and progress through the GRAND CHART as guided by our methodology. Our Learning Materials are crafted to build your knowledge step by step. 
  • By following the curriculum from start to finish, you'll piece together a 'jigsaw puzzle' of skills, ultimately 'Cracking the Code' to compose and improvise music.
  • Your educational journey is meticulously tracked and recorded in your profile. 
  • This feature allows you to easily review which lessons you studied and on which days, giving you a clear overview of your learning path.
  • You can monitor your progress at a glance, observing how each session contributes to your overall development in music education.
  • This detailed tracking system is designed to provide personalized recommendations from our experts, tailored specifically to your learning habits and progress. 
  • These suggestions aim to optimize your educational efficiency, guiding you towards areas that need more attention or practice.
  • For a comprehensive understanding of how to utilize these insights, refer to the 'My Statistics' tutorial.