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Guitar Mnemonic Pentatonic/Diatonic
Posted by becks
You know pentatonic boxes, and major scales all over the neck. This is a little tip for you
Let say you want to play G Maj diatonic on 12 freth:
- think about G Maj pentatonic
- Go back in the circle, and you have a C maj pentatonic, only one note change (B->C)
- And finally, go in the next position, you have a D maj pentatonic, only one note change (G->F#)
- Now combine and sum G + D + C pentatonic schema and you have 5 + 1 + 1 notes = 7
The G maj diatonic scale:
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