ive just been on here a few days and new to this. but was wondering, is there one for it, like for a 6 string for some solo parts?
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ive just been on here a few days and new to this. but was wondering, is there one for it, like for a 6 string for some solo parts?
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thx for the reply guys about the blues scale. this may be a dumb question but Moritz, are you saying to first run down the g frets and then go to d frets and run those frets down and then to the other g and run them down? i dont think im understanding that rite. sorry but like i said its all new to me
Bill hi, you got the blues scale played and rooted to your ears?
Scale on low G string: frets 0-3-5-6-7-10-12 (0 means open string, no fingers used, bold means base note)
Scale on high g string: frets 0-3-5-6-7-10-12 (same frets, on octave higher)
Combined over all strings over two octaves: on low G string frets 0-3-5-6, on mid D string frets 0-3-5, on high g string 3-5-6-7-10-12
Once you are familiar with this scale on G you will be able to play it on any base note by intuition.
http://droolfactory.blogspot.com.au/2014/05/cigar-box-guitar-open-g...
shows Gminor pentatonic then G blues scale. has finger charts and videos...
Blues scale on G: