The blues scale is an important guitar scale to learn for playing the blues, rock, and jazz. This free printable blues scale guitar chart will show you all of the patterns for the blues scale. This scale will look similar to the minor pentatonic guitar scale because it is the same scale with an added note, the flat fifth. This added note gives the blues scale a more interesting sound that works well in a lot of situations.

The different patterns of the blues scale shown on this blues scale guitar chart will allow you to play the scale all over the guitar fretboard. You will also be able to start the scale from any position which can help you apply the blues scale to jazz tunes with frequent chord changes. The blues scale can be a great addition to your guitar scale library and this blues scale guitar chart is the best way to learn it.

This melodic minor guitar scale chart will show you how to play the various patterns and modes of the melodic minor scale. This is a scale that can be used for some more interesting sounds and is an important jazz scale. The free, printable melodic minor guitar scale chart shows all of the patterns or modes of the melodic minor scale so that you can play it anywhere on the guitar fretboard. Each of the modes of the melodic minor scale on this chart will create a different sound and can be used in different situations, and when they are played in order they allow you to continue the melodic minor scale all over the fretboard. The melodic minor scale chart is a good tool to use for expanding your guitar scale knowledge.

This blank guitar scale chart, like the blank guitar chord chart, will help you memorize scales that you are working on. If there is a guitar scale that you cant find a chart for, or you are working on your own scale patterns you can use this blank guitar scale chart to record them. This blank chart can also be used for chord tones and arpeggios. Blank guitar charts are nice to have when you want to work things out yourself or just make a note of some chords and scales of your own that you have discovered. This blank guitar scale chart is a useful tool for anyone studying guitar.

This harmonic minor guitar scale chart will help you learn the harmonic minor scale. This is an exotic sounding scale that can be used for some new sounds in your playing. It is the normal minor guitar scale with a raised 7th, which creates the different sound. Using this chart, you can learn each pattern one at a time and then connect them together to be able to play the scale across the entire guitar fretboard.

The patterns on this scale chart are movable, which means they can be moved anywhere on the fretboard to play in different keys. Get used to playing them in different positions so you can move them around and not be limited to a single key. This harmonic minor guitar scale charts will show you the patterns you need to learn this new guitar scale, which should add another sound to your playing.

The major pentatonic guitar scale and this chart can be used for the same types of music as the minor, but the major scale is used when you are starting in a major key. It has a happier sound than the minor and does not sound as bluesy, but this all depends on the context of the harmony. Using this major pentatonic guitar scale chart to learn the scale is the best way becuase it teaches you the scale over the whole fretboard, and it does so in small easy to memorize pieces that can later be put together. The major pentatonic guitar scale can be used in many situations so take this chart and start learning.