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Scales

Eric Draven (726) · [archive]
Style: Theory/Reference · Level: Beginner · Tempo: 120
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Major Scale

INTRO

The smallest interval (distance between two notes) is called an half-step. A Half-step is the distance of just 1 fret on any string. A Whole-step is the distance of 2 frets on any string. Scales are made up of intervals (half, whole e 1+1/2 steps)

The Major Scale
C Major


Scale stepsRoot2nd3rd4th5th6th7thOctave
C Major CDEFGABC


WWHWWWHTHIS PATTERN IS THE SAME IN ALL MAJOR SCALES

So that a F Major scale would sound like
F Major


Scale stepsRoot2nd3rd4th5th6th7thOctave
F Major FGABbCDEF


As You can see there's a Flat note: Bb...That leads Us to ... (go on with next page!!)