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r/Guitar_Theory
33k members
r/Guitar_Theory is a subreddit with 33k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size.
A place for guitarists to ask questions and discuss music theory concepts.
Popular Themes in r/Guitar_Theory
#1
Advice Requests
: "Can someone please explain "modes" and how to use them?"
23 posts
#2
Self-Promotion
: "Check out my new guitar iOS app, which includes fretboard exercises to help you learn and practice practical guitar theory"
5 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "A word of encouragement..."
4 posts
#4
Solution Requests
: "Free app for practicing guitar theory"
3 posts
Popular Topics in r/Guitar_Theory
#1
Guitar
: "Free Guitar and music theory tournaments. Every day."
79 posts
#2
Theory
: "I’m a designer who has spent 25+ years figuring out the guitar. Here’s how I simplified music Theory and unlocked the fretboard for myself. I hope it can help somebody else understand how Theory connects with guitar."
37 posts
#3
Chords
: "What is a practical way to play these Chords on guitars as an accompaniment?"
33 posts
#4
Scales
: "The CAGED system is for learning one repeating pentatonic scale spanning the entire neck. The 3NPS (Three notes per string) system is taught for diatonic Scales. Blending these two ideas together is good practice until they turn into one cohesive way of looking at the fretboard"
29 posts
#5
Learning
: "How Learning the distinction between diatonic/non-diatonic (both by sight and ear) helped me"
11 posts
#6
Music Theory
: "Where can I find a complete Music Theory course?"
11 posts
#7
Lessons
: "hit me up if you're a guitarist interested in a free month of Zoom Lessons. I'm a Berklee alum and teacher looking to work with more cool players from Reddit. Email: joshsiegelguitar@gmail.com"
10 posts
#8
Fretboard
: "What is the best way to memorize the Fretboard?"
9 posts
#9
Modes
: "Can someone please explain "Modes" and how to use them?"
8 posts
#10
Soloing
: "Do you guys follow chord changes when Soloing or simply play in the same key as the rhythm player?"
8 posts
Member Growth in r/Guitar_Theory
Yearly
+5k members(18.7%)
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