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Learn guitar scales with diagrams, information and exercises for different tunings and styles. Find out what scales are, why they are important, how to play and memorize them, and what modes are.
To play a scale in a ‘position’, we need to learn how to read scale diagrams (also called scale shapes). Scale diagrams are very similar to chord diagrams. The vertical lines represent strings. The horizonatal lines represent frets. The circled numbers represent left hand fingers (1 st finger, 2 nd finger etc.)
A guitar scales chart is an essential tool to have in your guitar toolkit. We cover all essential scales here and show you how to use each chart. Enjoy!
Learn how to play guitar scales in different keys and positions with TAB, notation and fretboard diagrams. Find common and exotic scales, modes, information and backing tracks.
Free tool for generating Guitar Scale Diagrams with TAB in every key, easily print diagrams for offline learning.
Free Guitar Scale Charts And Fingering Diagrams. Scales you can use in the real world, created by a human guitarist. Non computer generated.
Guitar scales presented with diagrams for the Major Scale. Fingerboard scale diagrams with natural and enharmonic root notes in the order C, C# / Db, D, D# / Eb, E, F, F# / Gb, G, G# /Ab, A, A# / Bb, B. Notes are displayed with blue color with the root notes indicated by darker color.
