Understanding Hexatonic Scales
Published on 23 February 2016
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Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question...
Q: Hi Andrew, you are my favorite internet guitar teacher! I have a question that nobody has been able to answer. I would like to know what Hexatonic Scales are? They seem really mysterious and I cant find any good lessons on the internet about them. Can you cover them please!
- Chaz, Phoenix, AZ.
Hexatonic scales are simply any type of scale containing six notes. A perfect example is the Blues scale. It has six notes. Another common example is the Whole-Tine scale. In the video I discuss several six-note scale ideas from the Whole-Tone to the Prometheus scales.
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