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Scale Note Charts added to the ultimate Scales dictionary.

Besides the already familiar scale charts for stringed instruments, the ultimate scales dictionary now also features the scale note chart.

{scale_chart.gifr The scale chart is an easy way to learn patterns on stringed instruments. The advantage of this chart over other charts is that it is easy to read without paying attention to the notes used, which makes this chart easier to read and patterns easier to recognize and learn.
The root is displayed only differently to make it more useful. The scale charts can be used for the entire neck of the stringed instruments now, including different stringed instruments and all different tunings! This means no matter what stringed instruments you play like guitar, 7 string guitar, bass, banjo or even violion, and no matter what tuning you use you will be able to learn scales faster.

The scale note chart works just like a scale chart but adds all notes. This is a little more difficult to read but you wil learn to find and remember notes more easily.

{scale_note_chart.gifr The scale note charts are also available for all instruments guitar, 7 string guitar, bass 4, 5 and 6 string, banjo or even violion and cello. And all different types of tunings! The scale note charts are displayed together with the standard pattern scale charts which makes it both easier to read and easier to understand.

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The Advanced Singing Scales dictionary includes every (popular) scale on the planet and was developed to give you fast access to the music theory of all the scales.

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Songwriting Scales: Melody and Chords
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Melody Writing: Music Scales
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Melody Writing: Songwriting Scales
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Melody Writing: More Songwriting Scales
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Melody Writing: Simple Songwriting Scales
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Songwriting Scales: Chords and Starting Notes
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