Music theory and staff paper

[The Ozzman]

If someone could sticky this, that would be great.

If you're looking for staff paper and don't want to dish out the money for a huge staff paper book, here are some sites that allow you to print out staff or tab paper for free:


http://www.musictheory.net/utilities/html/id96_en.html
http://www.playthebass.com/StaffPaper/StaffPaper.html
http://www.music-theory.com/download/staff.pdf

 

[cannibal corpse]

Wow nice, someone sticky this.

 

[The Ozzman]

GR WOULD YOU PLEASE STICKY THIS LOL?

 

[The Ozzman]

bump

 

[genocide roach]

ok, done
~gR~

 

[The Ozzman]

This is a thread for music theory related stuff.

Here, I will post some pictures of some charts I have made for various theory exercises.

The first one here is an Intervals chart that I made so I could reference for later:

R/O = Root/Octave
4+ = Augmented 4th
Everything else should be self-explanatory

The second is a chart for the Circle of Fifths. I can't really do a pie chart without any numbers, so this is in a table type format:

I also have another spreadsheet where, when the key signature is put in along with some other parameters, it will show you the:

• major
• minor
• augmented
• diminished
• suspended
• dominant 7th
• ninth
• eleventh
• thirteenth

chords in the given key signature.

I can't be bothered to post different screenshots of that though.

 

[genocide roach]

sweeeeeet
~gR~

 

[The Ozzman]

Some other helpful theory sites:

Guitar Theory Resources
Chord Finder
Some theory mixed with some backing tracks so you can practice

 

[The Ozzman]

Fucking 1 reply other than me?

Seriously?

 

[armandu78]

hi, i'm just sart playing guitar
in a music with the G,D,A,C chords witch scale(s) sound better?

 

[The Ozzman]

Well, if it's in the key of G, the G major, D mixolydian, A dorian and C lydian scale would all sound good over a chord progression such as that.

Research 'modes of the major scale'

 

[koikomoru]

Cyberfret.com is a good place to find free lessons on modes. There you can find all you need to know about how to layer chords and chord progressions.


Have fun!

 

[koikomoru]

This is great! Thank you Ozzman!

 

[genocide roach]

ima sticky this.
~gR~

 

[The Ozzman]

Another site:

http://www.blanksheetmusic.net/

 

[genocide roach]

perhaps i should merge this with the theory page?
~gR~

 

[The Ozzman]

perhaps i should merge this with the theory page?
~gR~

I thought about that earlier. It makes sense.

 

[viewerfromnihil]

this myspace group is a kick ass theory resource, check it out...


http://groups.myspace.com/metaltheory

 

[genocide roach]

by golly, his dudeness looks terribly familiar
~gR~

 

[genocide roach]

fucked up the merge of the two original threads and i cant rename the staff paper thread...

this thread is for discussion of theory and for posting resources to various websites, to include staff paper and other materials.
enjoy
~gR~