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r/Guitar_Theory
31k members
r/Guitar_Theory is a subreddit with 31k 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
: "How to play chords from scales without thinking?"
6 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "Free app for practicing guitar theory"
2 posts
#3
Self-Promotion
: "I created a tool to help you master the fretboard for free!"
2 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "Theory is not clicking "
1 post
Popular Topics in r/Guitar_Theory
#1
Guitar
: "Free app for practicing Guitar theory"
50 posts
#2
Chords
22 posts
#3
Scales
: "Do I use the same scale for a given chord progression?"
15 posts
#4
Music Theory
: "Music Theory can be hugely helpful. But it’s tricky to know where to start or what to learn next (instead of wasting time on stuff you never use, or skipping ahead to things that don’t make sense yet). So I wrote this 5-step ‘roadmap’ for learning Music Theory on guitar. Questions? Ask me anything!"
14 posts
#5
Theory
: "Free app for practicing guitar Theory"
8 posts
#6
Blues
7 posts
#7
Guitar Theory
: "How should I approach Guitar Theory?"
6 posts
#8
Triads
: "How would you approach learning Triads"
6 posts
#9
Fretboard
: "I created a tool to help you master the Fretboard for free!"
5 posts
#10
Learning
4 posts
Member Growth in r/Guitar_Theory
Daily
+10 members(0.0%)
Monthly
+469 members(1.5%)
Yearly
+4k members(16.7%)
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