This software shows all the notes and positions on the guitar for the
major and minor pentatonic and blues scales over the entire fretboard in
every key.
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Showing posts with label Learn Guitar Scales - Major Pentatonic Scale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Learn Guitar Scales - Major Pentatonic Scale. Show all posts
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
Monday, 21 October 2013
Major Pentatonic Scale Ebook
Play The Major Pentatonic Scale In Any Key
This ebook is similar to the Minor Pentatonic Scales Ebook except it shows all the notes and all the boxes for the major pentatonic scales in every key.
Again, there's no theory involved. There's no talk of tones and half tones or steps and half steps.
The major pentatonic scale seems to be less commonly used or learnt than the minor pentatonics one but still has its uses to good effect, especially when the two scales are used together. Most of the rock guitar or lead guitar courses teach you the minor pentatonic scale from the start and don't even mention the major scale.
So, if you need to put a solo or riff together in a particular key, this ebook will show you the notes and boxes. It shows all five positions, including the ones an octave above and an octave below the root note. It shows them for the sharp and flat keys as well, such as Bb, Eb, F#, etc.
This is a Windows based program, sorry Mac users, that should work on any computer that has Windows 95 or above and Internet Explorer 4 or above. Just click the link below to download it to your computer, unzip and run the file, and follow the instructions to install it on your computer.
Sunday, 20 October 2013
Major Pentatonic Scale
What's The Difference Between Major And Minor Pentatonics Scales
Very simply put, the difference between the major pentatonic and the minor pentatonic scales is three frets. You can take the notes of your minor scale and move it down the fret board three frets towards the head of the guitar and you then have your major scale in the same key.
A Major Pentatonic Scale
Major Pentatonic Scales Part 2 - A Major Pentatonic Scale
If you've read the first article G Major Pentatonic Scale, I don't need to explain the difference between major and minor pentatonics scales and moving the minor scale three frets down the fret board. I'm just going to quickly show you the scale diagrams and tabs for the A Major pentatonic scale.
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