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mmuussiiccaall - Posted - 11/27/2013: 13:51:35
here's a chart I use with my mando and fiddle students that shows all the major and minor pentatonic scales.
It all shows the b3 b5 b7 blue notes, it looks overwhelming but it's just the same pattern all over the neck.
Major = 1 2 3 5 6 minor = 1 b3 4 5 b7 blue notes = b3 b5 b7
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Edited by - mmuussiiccaall on 11/27/2013 14:01:53
fiddlebutcher - Posted - 11/27/2013: 19:30:46
I did something like this years 'n' years ago........
The way I did it, I had a separate chart for each type of scale, this meant that there was many charts.
But... I could see immediately what the patterns were for each kind of scale,
then I would practice them all over the finger board until they were memorized
Your chart takes some deciphering.....................
mmuussiiccaall - Posted - 11/27/2013: 21:05:19
Yeah diamonds for both, squares for Major Pentatonic, circles (-b5) for Minor Pentatonic. Wew!! Plus add good eyesight.
fiddlebutcher - Posted - 11/27/2013: 22:14:34
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Originally posted by mmuussiiccaall
Yeah diamonds for both, squares for Major Pentatonic, circles (-b5) for Minor Pentatonic. Wew!! Plus add good eyesight.
Struth............................
