Berikut ini adalah kumpulan dari beberapa praktik skala umum bagi gitaris. Jika Anda ingin memulai, coba skala besar, kecil dan pentatonik sebagai hal yang penting. Pilih Key, Scale dan tombol GO di atas dan klik PLAY untuk mulai.
Guitar Scales
Halaman ini menunjukkan beberapa skala umum pada gitar.
Anda dapat menggunakan tombol berulang dan kecepatan untuk berlatih bersama.
blues
BLUES The basis of most popular music! A kind of variation of the pentatonic in combination with the chromatic scale, it fits well over basic songs that do not modulate (change key), if the song changes key you could use a chromatic/ whole time shift and fit another blues scale into the new home!
chromatic
CHROMATIC Fantastic for finger work and again getting you to new keys, chords quickly. Chromatic inflexions in solos give it a bit more colour and expression, or can do!
diminished 7ths
DIMINISHED 7THS A 4 note version of the major arpeggio. Very strong as part of a solo when the harmonic structure stays in a home key. They can sound quite virtuosic, as they make the player shift up and down the neck.
dominant 7ths
DOMINANT 7THS As these scales start on the 7th degree of the scale usually, you can use them to shift key or get you into a new harmony fast, really good when a track shifts up a semitone or tone.
harmonic minor
HARMONIC MINOR Both melodic and harmonic minor scales give a dark colour to your improvisations, in particular the harmonic version has an eastern quality which fits nicely into more complex and exotic material. You might find a combination of minor scales, arpeggios and diminished 7ths all work well with this.
major
MAJOR SCALE An essential! The basis of getting to grips with the fretboard and key relationships - it can help you develop a sound knowledge of the construction of keys, chords and ultimately music!
major arpeggio
MAJOR ARPEGGIO Similar to the major and minor scales, the arpeggio (broken chord) of the can act as musical shorthand, they when placed into a solo give variety and break up straight linear playing.
melodic minor (ascending)
MELODIC MINOR (Ascending) Both melodic and harmonic minor scales give a dark colour to your improvisations, in particular the harmonic version has an eastern quality which fits nicely into more complex and exotic material. You might find a combination of minor scales, arpeggios and diminished 7ths all work well with this.
melodic minor (descending)
MELODIC MINOR (Descending) Both melodic and harmonic minor scales give a dark colour to your improvisations, in particular the harmonic version has an eastern quality which fits nicely into more complex and exotic material. You might find a combination of minor scales, arpeggios and diminished 7ths all work well with this.
minor
MINOR SCALE An essential! Along with the major scale the basis of getting to grips with the fretboard and key relationships - it can help you develop a sound knowledge of the construction of keys, chords and ultimately music!
minor arpeggio
MINOR ARPEGGIO Similar to the major and minor scales, the arpeggio (broken chord) of the can act as musical shorthand, they when placed into a solo give variety and break up straight linear playing.
pentatonic (major)
PENTATONIC (Major) A very popular and user friendly scale, it fits with most major and minor chords. An essential!
pentatonic (minor)
PENTATONIC (Minor) A very popular and user friendly scale, it fits with most major and minor chords.
whole tone
WHOLE TONE A good scale to get from one place to another fast! If you find you are working with fast changing chords, this scale can quickly get you out of trouble. More commonly heard in jazz or progressive music.
Guitar Scales
Halaman ini menunjukkan beberapa skala umum pada gitar.
Anda dapat menggunakan tombol berulang dan kecepatan untuk berlatih bersama.
blues
BLUES The basis of most popular music! A kind of variation of the pentatonic in combination with the chromatic scale, it fits well over basic songs that do not modulate (change key), if the song changes key you could use a chromatic/ whole time shift and fit another blues scale into the new home!
chromatic
CHROMATIC Fantastic for finger work and again getting you to new keys, chords quickly. Chromatic inflexions in solos give it a bit more colour and expression, or can do!
diminished 7ths
DIMINISHED 7THS A 4 note version of the major arpeggio. Very strong as part of a solo when the harmonic structure stays in a home key. They can sound quite virtuosic, as they make the player shift up and down the neck.
dominant 7ths
DOMINANT 7THS As these scales start on the 7th degree of the scale usually, you can use them to shift key or get you into a new harmony fast, really good when a track shifts up a semitone or tone.
harmonic minor
HARMONIC MINOR Both melodic and harmonic minor scales give a dark colour to your improvisations, in particular the harmonic version has an eastern quality which fits nicely into more complex and exotic material. You might find a combination of minor scales, arpeggios and diminished 7ths all work well with this.
major
MAJOR SCALE An essential! The basis of getting to grips with the fretboard and key relationships - it can help you develop a sound knowledge of the construction of keys, chords and ultimately music!
major arpeggio
MAJOR ARPEGGIO Similar to the major and minor scales, the arpeggio (broken chord) of the can act as musical shorthand, they when placed into a solo give variety and break up straight linear playing.
melodic minor (ascending)
MELODIC MINOR (Ascending) Both melodic and harmonic minor scales give a dark colour to your improvisations, in particular the harmonic version has an eastern quality which fits nicely into more complex and exotic material. You might find a combination of minor scales, arpeggios and diminished 7ths all work well with this.
melodic minor (descending)
MELODIC MINOR (Descending) Both melodic and harmonic minor scales give a dark colour to your improvisations, in particular the harmonic version has an eastern quality which fits nicely into more complex and exotic material. You might find a combination of minor scales, arpeggios and diminished 7ths all work well with this.
minor
MINOR SCALE An essential! Along with the major scale the basis of getting to grips with the fretboard and key relationships - it can help you develop a sound knowledge of the construction of keys, chords and ultimately music!
minor arpeggio
MINOR ARPEGGIO Similar to the major and minor scales, the arpeggio (broken chord) of the can act as musical shorthand, they when placed into a solo give variety and break up straight linear playing.
pentatonic (major)
PENTATONIC (Major) A very popular and user friendly scale, it fits with most major and minor chords. An essential!
pentatonic (minor)
PENTATONIC (Minor) A very popular and user friendly scale, it fits with most major and minor chords.
whole tone
WHOLE TONE A good scale to get from one place to another fast! If you find you are working with fast changing chords, this scale can quickly get you out of trouble. More commonly heard in jazz or progressive music.
Source : http://www.chordbook.com/
