In this lessons we will be looking at how to move scales starting on the the 6th string to start on the 5th. This is relatively easy way to add more variation and positions to your playing, but also a very good way of getting to know the fretboard.
Please make sure you’ve gone through the various lessons mentioned in the beginning part of this lesson.
Okay – here are the tabs for the lesson. The first set of three is for the A pentatonic minor scale. The second set of three are for the A diatonic minor scale, and the final set of tabs are for the G major scale.
A Pentatonic Minor Scale: 1 Position, Root 6
A Pentatonic Minor Scale: 1 Position, Root 5 (Open)
A Pentatonic Minor Scale: 1 Position, Root 5 (Closed)
A Diatonic Minor Scale: 1 Position, Root 6
A Diatonic Minor Scale: 1 Position, Root 5 (Open)
A Diatonic Minor Scale: 1 Position, Root 5 (Closed)
G Diatonic Major Scale: 1 Position, Root 6
G Diatonic Major Scale: 1 Position, Root 5