#guitarchordchart

[musicianposter]

3NPS Locrian Mode Patterns for Shredding

Hi everyone,

We're wrapping up the modes of the Major scale with 3NPS patterns for the Locrian mode.

The chart is already available in all 3 common variations that I usually produce: ■ with beginner-friendly note names ■ as generic intervals ■ and as flat style notes for those who like it clean!

Download them all here (variations are linked down at the bottom)

Hope you have fun with it!

If you find this content helpful, I'd appreciate any kind of support—a Like, a share, or a comment—everything helps! Have fun learning! Oleg

[musicianposter]

3NPS patterns by comparison: Locrian vs Phrygian

Hi everyone! I've just published the last entry for the modes of the Major scale - 3nps patterns by comparison for the Locrian mode! Yes, I know, it might be the least interesting mode of all, but I just had to do it as well to complete the set ;) Available in all 3 flavors as usual: with intervals, note names and blanks.

Download it here

You'll find other variations via above link as linked/related items!

If you find this content helpful, I'd appreciate any kind of support—a Like, a share, or a comment—everything helps! Have fun learning! Oleg

[musicianposter]

5 Major scale CAGED patterns (chart)

Here are my next charts to help you learn the CAGED system and its 5 patterns for guitar. Each of the 5 shapes will produce a full Major scale when you play it. The circles have intervals. Root tones have a stronger visual emphasis to provide soloing landmarks and a better overview of the shape's primary "anchor points" to help you memorize and internalize all 5 patterns. One of the diagrams additionally highlights all root triad's chord tones to help you target them when soloing. All diagrams are isolated from one another to let you focus on just a single pattern at a time.

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If you follow the link there are several more variations available of this reference: with note names and a minimalistic view with all distractions removed (e.g., for more seasoned players or simply for those who like it clean).

Hey hit that Like button for me if you're an awesome person and you find this content helpful :) Happy learning! Oleg