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Scale practice · Stage 1 Minor pentatonic · 2/3
The numbers are fret numbers. Slowly — make every note ring clearly!
Pentatonic three-note pattern
A pattern that climbs one step at a time in groups of three notes — the finger work of soloing.
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How to practice, in detail
Numbers in the tab are frets; the top line is string 1 (the thinnest).
3 games — pick a game first from the chord or scale practice list (you can also switch on the stage screen). Stars = number of games passed.
- Find notes on the fretboard: Tap the string and fret of each highlighted tab note on the on-screen fretboard, in order. Your time is your record (hints add +3 s). ★
- Play notes on guitar: Turn on the camera and mic, then pick each highlighted note once on your real guitar — the note is checked by sound and you move on. There's no tempo; your time is your record. ★
- Melody rhythm game: When note blocks scroll in at 60 BPM, play each note on your real guitar right on time. On-beat hits score PERFECT·GOOD; 70%+ PERFECT+GOOD passes ★
Tab (text)
e|----------------------------------------------------5---5-8-| B|----------------------------------------5---5-8-5-8---8-----| G|----------------------------5---5-7-5-7---7-----------------| D|----------------5---5-7-5-7---7-----------------------------| A|----5---5-7-5-7---7-----------------------------------------| E|5-8---8-----------------------------------------------------|
Want to play real songs with the chords you've practiced? Change the key of a score you have with chord transposer to an easier key.