C# Blues v1 Scale

Root C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B

Scale Ionian (A.K.A. Major)DorianPhrygianLydianMixolydianAeolian (A.K.A. Minor...)LocrianMelodic MinorPhrygian #6 (A.K.A. Dorian b2)Lydian AugmentedLydian Dominant (A.K.A. Mixolydian #4)Fifth Mode (A.K.A. Mixolydian b6...)Locrian #2 (A.K.A. Aeolian b5...)Altered (A.K.A. Diminished Whole Tone...)Whole ToneDiminished Whole Half (A.K.A. Whole Half)Diminished Half Whole (A.K.A. Half Whole)Major PentatonicMinor PentatonicSuspended PentatonicDominant Pentatonic (A.K.A. Mixolydian Pentatonic)Traditional Japanese "in sen"BluesBlues v1Bebop MajorBebop Minor (A.K.A. Bebop Dorian)Bebop DominantBebop Melodic MinorHarmonic MajorHarmonic Minor (A.K.A. Mohammedan)Double Harmonic Major (A.K.A. Arabic...)Hungarian Gypsy (A.K.A. Hungarian Minor)Hungarian MajorPhrygian Dominant (A.K.A. Spanish...)Neapolitan MinorNeapolitan MajorEnigmaticEight-tone SpanishBalinese Pelog (A.K.A. Balinese...)OrientalIwatoYoPrometheusSymmetricalMajor Locrian (A.K.A. Arabian)ChromaticAugmentedLydian Minor

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JGuitar's scale calculator will draw scale diagrams showing the fretboard with notes in the selected scale highlighted. Adjust the "start fret" option to further highlight a finger pattern for playing the selected scale in a different position on the fretboard. Hit "Go" to see the result. Scale diagrams can also be labeled with either letters or scale degrees.

Important: The fretboard is shown with the lowest pitch string at the bottom and the highest pitch string at the top (unless you've tuned your instrument differently.)

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