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Review · From the publisher

Super Learning Music review: what you get, and who it suits

This page is written by us, the publisher, so read it with that in mind. We have tried to answer the questions people actually ask before buying, including who should not buy it.

In short: 59 minutes of slow, steady baroque guitar in 23 MP3 tracks, plus three PDF bonus courses, for a one-time $4.95. It suits people who want calm, lyric-free background music for study or focused work and prefer to own files rather than stream. It is not a shortcut to learning, and it will not suit you if you prefer energetic or electronic music while you work.

What is on the album

You can hear a full, unedited track on the home page before you decide.

The three bonus courses

What it can do

What it cannot do

Who it suits

Price and delivery

$4.95 (US dollars), paid once. Checkout is through Payhip, which accepts cards, PayPal and Apple Pay. Your download links appear as soon as payment goes through, and a copy is emailed to you so you can download again later. There is no subscription and nothing to cancel.

Common questions

Is it AI-generated? No. The album was first released in 2002, long before AI music.

Can I use it while sleeping? You can, but it was made for study and relaxation. We make no claims about learning while you sleep.

Do I need an app? No. Any music player that handles MP3 files will play it.

Try a track, then decide

Hear a full free track on the home page. If it suits you, the whole album and three bonus courses are $4.95, yours to keep.

Get the album + 3 bonus courses — $4.95

Or hear a full free track first.