Montreuil Guitar Studio is a small, methodical space for guitar lessons in Paris. The work is practical: timing, touch, and tone control, guided by a weekly plan that turns practice into repeatable results. Electric or acoustic—beginner to advanced.
Approach
Listen → isolate → rebuild
Short recordings and cue-based corrections, like a studio take.
Deliverable
7-day plan
Tempo targets, bar counts, and a clear “clean take” test.
Location
Paris 75011Studio address: 18 Rue de Montreuil, 75011 Paris, France
Montreuil Guitar Studio opened in 2018 after noticing a pattern in Paris lessons: students collected material faster than they built control. Riffs piled up, but timing stayed unstable, chord changes collapsed when the metronome got strict, and tone became a distraction instead of a tool.
The studio was created to do the unglamorous work properly. Each lesson is treated like a focused session: we listen for what is actually happening, isolate the smallest mechanical issue (pick depth, left-hand release timing, muting strategy, bend intonation), and rebuild it inside real music. That structure makes progress audible, not just theoretical.
The Paris location matters, too. Schedules are busy and practice time is uneven, so the method emphasizes a compact, testable weekly plan—one that fits around real life and still moves technique forward.
The mission is simple: turn vague “practice more” advice into specific actions you can execute on a Tuesday night. Each week ends with a plan that includes a tempo target, a bar-count goal, and a sound reference for what “clean” means.
Timing is the first lever
Subdivision, pocket, and tempo ladders come before speed.
Tone supports technique
Gain staging and muting reduce noise so the hands can learn cleanly.
Everything is testable
A part is either stable at a tempo or it is not—no guesswork.
The studio is run by a small group of teachers with complementary strengths. Each teacher uses the same lesson structure—baseline, targeted work, and a 7-day plan—while bringing their own specialty in timing, lead articulation, or tone control.
Teaches weekly 1:1 lessons in Paris with a focus on timing accuracy and clean transitions. Known for diagnosing the exact moment a part falls apart—whether it is pick direction, left-hand release timing, or a missing subdivision. Lessons often include short recorded takes so improvements are measurable from week to week.
Specialty: metronome routines, rhythm guitar consistency, chord-change mechanics.
Works with students on articulation that holds up under tempo: alternate picking, legato control, bends and vibrato, and phrasing that stays in time. The teaching style is granular—micro-corrections on pick depth and fretting pressure—and the week plan includes a tempo ladder that makes speed gains honest.
Specialty: bend intonation, phrasing, string tracking, clean legato.
Helps students align technique with sound. Sessions cover gain staging, noise control, pickup height basics, and practical signal-chain decisions for electric and acoustic rigs. The goal is clarity: when the sound is controlled, timing mistakes and muting gaps are easier to hear and fix during practice in Paris.
Specialty: muting maps, gain staging, tone references, recording-friendly playing.
Lessons take place at our Paris studio address below. For scheduling, use the booking form or contact the studio directly by phone or email.
Send a booking request and we will suggest available time windows in Paris. If you include a short note on what you are playing right now, we can prepare the first session with the right tempo targets and a practical starting section. We typically respond within 1 business day.
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Studio location
18 Rue de Montreuil, 75011 Paris, France — easy to reach by metro and bus.
Book a first session in our Paris studio and leave with a focused 7-day practice plan—tempo targets, technique cues, and a clear next step.