70 Guitar Scales

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70 Guitar Scales Cheat-sheet

(Including 24 Blues Scales)

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This is a set of charts of 70 guitar scales, but before we start let me quickly explain…

How to Read the Charts

Below you can see a short cheat-sheet. It presents one of the most basic guitar scales – the C major scale.

The upper case letters on the left side of the chart represent guitar strings. Just to remind you, the E at the bottom represents the thickest string, and the E at the top represents the thinnest one.

The numbers at the top of the chart indicate frets. The number “0” represents an empty sound (the string shouldn’t be held down on any fret while playing it).

The orange circles represent specific notes. They indicate the strings and frets on which the strings need to be held down while playing the notes.

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Major Scales

C major scale pattern #1:

pattern #2:

(this eBook presents two patterns for every scale… just to make it more fun)

C# (sharp) / Db major scale

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pattern #2:

D major scale

pattern #1:

pattern #2:

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pattern #2: E major scale pattern #1: F major scale pattern #1: pattern #2:

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F# (sharp) / Gb major scale pattern #1:

pattern #2:

G major scale

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G# (sharp) / Ab major scale pattern #1: pattern #2: A major scale pattern #1: pattern #2:

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A# (sharp) / Bb major scale

pattern #1:

pattern #2:

B major scale

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Harmonic Minor Scales

C harmonic minor scale pattern #1:

pattern #2:

C# (sharp) / Db harmonic minor scale

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pattern #2:

D harmonic minor scale

pattern #1:

pattern #2:

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pattern #2:

E harmonic minor scale pattern #1:

pattern #2:

F harmonic minor scale pattern #1:

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F# (sharp) / Gb harmonic minor scale pattern #1:

pattern #2:

G harmonic minor scale

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G# (sharp) / Ab harmonic minor scale

pattern #1:

pattern #2:

A harmonic minor scale pattern #1:

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A# (sharp) / Bb harmonic minor scale

pattern #1:

pattern #2:

B harmonic minor scale

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Blues Scales

C pentatonic blues scale pattern #1:

pattern #2:

C# (sharp) / Db pentatonic blues scale

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pattern #2:

D pentatonic blues scale

pattern #1:

pattern #2:

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pattern #2:

E pentatonic blues scale pattern #1:

pattern #2:

F pentatonic blues scale pattern #1:

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pattern #2:

F# (sharp) / Gb pentatonic blues scale pattern #1:

pattern #2:

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pattern #2:

G# (sharp) / Ab pentatonic blues scale

pattern #1:

pattern #2:

A pentatonic blues scale pattern #1:

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pattern #2:

A# (sharp) / Bb pentatonic blues scale

pattern #1:

pattern #2:

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pattern #2:

Tools and Resources

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http://learnguitar2.com/tools/

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Final Words

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About the Author

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