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This guide provides fretboard diagrams on Drop C tuning for the following scales, based on each of the twelve notes of the:

Major Scale
Natural Minor Scale
Harmonic Minor Scale
Major Pentatonic Scale
Minor Pentatonic Scale

Each of the seven-note scales lists the notes within it, the chords that are made from those notes, a 24-frets fretboard, and the notes of each diatonic chord. Note: For the scales that have the same number of alterations (six sharps or six flats), both enharmonic scales are provided; otherwise, only the scale with less alterations is provided.

For the pentatonic scales the chords are omitted, as five-note scales are more versatile in the chord construction. This guide provides no music theory, just the diagrams with the notes within the scale, so you can glance at the fretboard while improvising or composing new music.

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