Guitar scales on the fretboard

    Each page shows the scale where you actually play it: every note on the neck, five positions anchored at a root, the intervals behind them and the chords the scale fits over. Tap a note to hear it.

    C Major

    C D E F G A B

    7 notes · 5 positions · 7 chords in key

    A Minor

    A B C D E F G

    7 notes · 5 positions · 7 chords in key

    A Minor Pentatonic

    A C D E G

    5 notes · 5 positions

    E Minor

    E F# G A B C D

    7 notes · 5 positions · 7 chords in key

    G Major

    G A B C D E F#

    7 notes · 5 positions · 7 chords in key

    How to use these pages

    A scale diagram tells you which frets belong to the scale. It does not tell you what those frets are called — which is why players run the same box for years and still cannot name the note under their finger.

    Read the position, then close the page and check yourself in the trainer: it asks for notes by name, tracks the ones you miss and returns to them until they stop being misses.

    Learn the notes under the shapes

    Train the fretboard
    Guides on the neck itself: the fretboard guide, memorization, all guides.