Find the connections.
A whole world of music, twelve notes at a time.
Find the note.
Play the target note in any octave, or find it on the fretboard.
Everything is connected.
Move through the keys and see the fretboard follow. Neighbors share all but one note.
Outer ring: major. Inner ring: relative minor.
Back to the full fretboardA good place to start.
Select a string, play it, and bring the needle home.
Listening for the closest open string in your tuning.
C majorThe possibilities are already under your fingers.
A little practice goes a long way.
One note at a time. Build a fretboard that feels like home.
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Circle of Fifths for Guitar Players
Make connections between keys with an interactive circle of fifths for guitar players. Select a major or minor key to highlight its scale notes on the fretboard. See the relative major or minor and the diatonic chords in the selected key. The connected guitar scale finder also includes all seven modes, harmonic and melodic minor, and major and minor pentatonic scales, so you can move from a theory reference to notes under your fingers.