Want to improve as a guitarist but not sure what to practice? Spend 15 minutes per day learning scales in all positions of the neck, all keys, 29 different scales.
Each time the page loads or the "New Suggestion" button is clicked, a random combination is generated from:
This selection is weighted towards more frequently used musical elements, meaning common selections appear more often than rare ones. For example, Major modes are selected more often than Melodic Minor modes, the keys of E and A are selected more often than B♭ or G♭, and fretboard positions V and VII appear more frequently than position XIX.
The idea is to be able to play any scale in any key at any position on the fretboard. Here is the method, spelled out:
By utilizing these two stretches, your hand is effectively "grounded" in one spot but can cover a span of six frets, allowing you to play complex scales and arpeggios efficiently.