Music Theory - The tldr version

[dragulagu]

An old document I used for the basics of music theory, stuck in my favorites and now using it again.

It's a lot stuffed together but it's a fun read and full of dank meme's, enjoy.
http://www.pogostick.org/users/twogenwook/MusicTheory_TLDR_Version1.pdf

 

[Pin]

I think that if I understand music theory more I can become a way better guitar player. It might be nice to truly make my own music one day.

For a few years I've been fiddling around, learning the motions but not really learning deeply.

Te to Ti.

 

[Milktoast Bandit]

An old document I used for the basics of music theory, stuck in my favorites and now using it again.

It's a lot stuffed together but it's a fun read and full of dank meme's, enjoy.
http://www.pogostick.org/users/twogenwook/MusicTheory_TLDR_Version1.pdf

Rad

 

[dragulagu]

I think that if I understand music theory more I can become a way better guitar player. It might be nice to truly make my own music one day.

For a few years I've been fiddling around, learning the motions but not really learning deeply.

Te to Ti.

Well, from my very basic understanding of guitar (i'm pretty much a beginner), you get far already with knowing the major/minor scales and a couple progressions + playing/training the heck out of the pentatonic scales.
And a cheap but VERY handy booklet is this one, it has all the guitar chords in it: https://www.bax-shop.be/nl/gitaarboeken/musicsales-gitaarkist-akkoordenboek

Found an amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001STPHXC/?tag=infjs-20

 

[dragulagu]

Ah and Rabea also has free basic lesson as well, worth checking out:

Oh and ignore the crazy plays he does, lol. It's all about the basics.

 

[dragulagu]

This is great @dragulagu. Nice easy reference on music theory. I'm currently learning abc notation on my free time. Was looking for a goid little music theory reference.

No problem! I have honestly not yet heard before of the abc notation, will take a look at it as well.