r/Guitar_Theory
39k members
r/Guitar_Theory is a subreddit with 39k members. The community frequently discusses guitar, theory, chords, scales, and lessons, and the most common flair used is question, resource, analysis, and discussion.
A place for guitarists to ask questions and discuss music theory concepts.
Popular Topics in r/Guitar_Theory
#1
Guitar
98 posts
#2
Theory
41 posts
#3
Chords
34 posts
#4
Scales
31 posts
#5
Lessons
12 posts
#6
Learning
11 posts
#7
Fretboard
10 posts
#8
Practice
10 posts
#9
Chord
9 posts
#10
Music Theory
9 posts
Flair Used in r/Guitar_Theory
#1
Question
: "How to make arrangements like Sungha Jung?"
16 posts
#2
Resource
: "Berklee alum and teacher here! I'm doing a free 8-week music theory for guitarists Zoom class starting up next week and I'd love to fill my classroom! Hit me up if you'd like a free live class pass! Let's chat. -Josh"
13 posts
#3
Analysis
: "Major, Harmonic Minor, Melodic Minor scales and all their modes and chords to play them over!"
9 posts
#4
Discussion
: "Knowing triads is not the same as being able to use them"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/Guitar_Theory
Yearly
+5k members(16.2%)
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Last updated: July 8, 2026