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Yes Barney I was.
His lessons are good but getting answers to more personal questions from him is difficult.
The problem I have with Tim is that he seems to be reluctant to answer questions via his forum. I posted a number of questions on there and he came back with quite vague replies.
I remember asking him about how to make a chord progression into a modal sounding progression, along with a link to John Coltrane's version of Body and Soul. He told me that the opening line was a simple Cm cliché chord progression that is used a lot in jazz - absolutely no relevance or help to me at all. I didn't push the issue as I got the impression he couldn't have been bothered to help me.
http://members.internetguitarlessons.tv/forum/chords/how-to-reharmonise-a-song-into-a-modal-vamp/
I left his site soon after, with 2 months subscription fees paid but, once you cancel, you are denied access to the site so I lost that money.
I would recommend his site if you are prepared to just watch his videos and ask simple questions about the content on his videos, but if you are looking advice on more specific things then I would highly recommend looking elsewhere. -
I don't know of any other online teachers that teach modern jazz / fusion style. There are some good videos on mymusicmasterclass.com by Ben Monder, Alex Machacek, Jonathan Kreisberg, Adam Rogers, Mike Moreno etc. But some of those guys aren't good teachers IMO.
I have the Ben Monder ones and some of the Mike Moreno lessons are they are OK and have some good ideas. Ben Monder is a better teacher than Mike Moreno, although I only got Mike Moreno's lessons last week and haven't had a proper chance to fully digest it.
Truefire have some OK lessons. The Tim Miller arpeggio course expands upon some of his 2121 ideas from his site and also from his Texas clinic videos on his site. Truefire also have a Frank Vignola and Julian Lage In The Jam lesson coming out, which might be good.
Skype lessons might be an option, with someone like Randy Vincent, Adam Rogers or Ben Monder. If you look on Ben's site you will see what he likes his students to know before they take lessons with them. Berklee also offer online jazz courses, called Jazz Guitar 101 and 102, but they are expensive.
http://www.mikesmasterclasses.com/index.php/Masters/Description/Tom-Lippincott.html
It depends on what you want to learn as to which one(s) you want to get. If you contact Tom he will advise you. I have several and they are well worth the money.