Guitar theory with Org drill

Vacation ends tomorrow and so the time for my summer project. This summer I decided to learn a bit of music / guitar theory as I've played guitar for some time but never learned any theory. Ended up making a small web app that can display chords, scales, modes and chord progressions. The app can generate questions and answers in an Org drill (a mode for Emacs) format. Feedback is much appreciated! <3 [https://jherrlin.github.io/guitar-theory-training/](https://jherrlin.github.io/guitar-theory-training/)

Awesome! Thank you for sharing. Especially liking the Scales component.

Very cool!

cool!!

Gosh. Watching this makes we want to pick up studying music 🎹 again. Didn't dawn upon my that one can mix studying music and Emacsing as nicely until you did this. 🎉🏆

Thank you! 😊

Thank you! 😊

Thanks! 😊

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Yeah I keep on getting impressed what Emacs can do. It’s really an environment that can be used a lifetime. Thanks for the kind feedback! 😊

I love this so much. I've wanted to apply my software skillset to building tools to help me learn my guitar and music theory, and you beat me to it. Really cool work.

Thank you for the kind words! If I somehow can help you out I am happy to help.

I wish more people used emacs for guitar related things I have a minor 'guitar chart' mode that i made that lets me quickly write chord charts. This post has inspired me to get it to a point where i can share it with the community

Do it! :)