As a jazz pianist, I have used many online jazz instructional resources over the years, and I've never regretted any of them. Each teacher brought their unique outlook and presentation styles, and I've learned so much from each of them, absorbing their lessons into my style. That said, Open Studio is my favorite. The breadth and depth of the lessons is among the most robust I've seen anywhere, the instructors aren't just masters of their craft but also at teaching, and transcriptions and technical resources are absolutely tremendous. Any one of those features are worth the price of admission, but we get all of them! There is also a strong living, breathing community at open studio. With the live guided practice sessions, live mentor sessions, and "The Hang," a series of message boards where instructors and fellow students share insights, I feel united and supported from like-minded individuals from the solitude of my own living room. The instructors don't just lead with music, they lead with their hearts. You'll come to know them by their personalities and you won't just learn, you'll be inspired.