These are the two types of print-friendly guides I create, and you get them in different ways:

1. Song Sheets - which teach full songs, including lyrics/chords/tabs/etc. For copyright & legal reasons, the only way to get these is via individual purchase via Musicnotes.com (a separate company, no relation to Song Notes). Each song sheet is properly licensed, ensuring the songwriters are getting a portion of each purchase. Members on this website get a 50% discount code to use when buying any of these song sheets.
   
   
2. Instructional PDFs – which teach techniques, riffs & exercises, and music theory. Members of Song Notes Premium get full access to my entire library of PDFs, which can be downloaded directly from this website. These PDFs are 100% original and created by me, and don't fall into any of the licensing requirements that apply to my song sheets. You can keep the PDFs forever and print them as many times as you want.

Simply open any lesson page on this website — and when logged in, you'll be able to access any members-only content that exists for that lesson.

Here's an example lesson if you want to see for yourself — notice how it has an Instructional PDF download and two members-only videos, all viewable on the page. When you're logged in, you can get the PDF by clicking the "Download" button.

For members-only videos and jam tracks, they'll simply appear on the page (for you to watch or listen to) when you're logged in.

Members of Song Notes Premium can save 50% when buying my licensed song sheets by using a coupon code I give out each month.

You can always find current month’s coupon code by logging in (here at songnotes.net) and viewing this module on the homepage:

Likewise, each song lesson (with a licensed song sheet available) will display the current month’s code directly below the song sheet module.

Simply copy & paste the code into the coupon field of the Musicnotes checkout screen — and your 50% discount will apply. Note, the discount code will only apply toward purchases of my song sheets on Musicnotes. If you’re buying sheet music created by some other author/arranger, the code won’t do anything.

Whether joining a monthly or annual plan, your first charge will occur the moment you complete sign-up. This will give you Premium access for the entirety of that first payment period.

For monthly plans, future charges will occur every ~30 days (on the same day of the month you originally signed up, when possible). For example, if you sign up on September 15th, your next charge will be October 15th. If you cancel, you'll keep Premium access for the remainder of the current pay period.

For annual plans, future charges will occur exactly one year later. You'll get an email one week before your plan renews, just so you're not caught by surprise. If you cancel at any point during the year, you'll continue to have Premium access up until your signup date (e.g. if you join September 15th and cancel at any point, you'll still have Premium access up until the following September 15th).

Yes – see this page for information about paying for Premium membership using PayPal.

You can keep your membership on Patreon if you wish — I'll continue to post there.

But, I strongly suggest you transfer your membership to this website — as I'm confident it provides a much improved experience. When you join this site, I'm also happy to refund your latest Patreon pledge to ensure you don't have overlapping payments for my Premium content.

Absolutely. If within the first 30 days after signing up, you realize membership to Song Notes Premium isn’t a fit — let me know and I’ll issue a full refund.

Note, I’m unable to issue refunds for song sheet purchases from Musicnotes. If you need assistance with a recent purchase, reach out to their support team — they’re fully staffed and great about getting back to you promptly.

Simply login here at songnotes.net, and click the “My Account” link in the top-right corner. Click “View or Cancel Plans” and then “Cancel Subscription” — and you’re done!

After canceling, you will continue to have Premium access for the remainder of the current pay period.

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