Guitar Scale Logic

Interactive Guitar Scale Finder

Interactive Guitar Scale Finder

Guitar Scale Finder for Every Key and Tuning

Explore scale notes, fretboard positions and copyable tabs in standard or alternate tunings.

Formula 1 b3 4 5 b7
Tuning E B G D A E
Scale Notes 5 notes

Interactive fretboard

Scale Map

Root notes are highlighted in amber. Use the buttons to isolate each five-fret position.

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Root Note Scale Note

Scale Tablature

Position 1

E|------------------------0--3--|
B|------------------1--3--------|
G|------------0--2--------------|
D|------0--2--------------------|
A|0--3--------------------------|
E|------------------------------|

0-4 frets • five-fret position fragment • 10 notes

Theory & Context

How to Use the Scale Finder

Choose a key, scale and tuning to see the notes on the fretboard. Switch between five-fret positions, follow a tab pattern and compare chord matches. Change one filter at a time to see how the same scale moves across keys or tunings.

Overview

Choose the tuning on your guitar, then select a key and scale. The fretboard shows the notes; each position button opens a smaller section and its tab.

Practice Tip

Start with the full map, then select a five-fret position to practise a smaller section. Change one filter at a time to compare how the notes move.

  • A
  • C
  • D
  • E
  • G

Suggested Chords

Explore the Chord Suggestions

These chords contain notes from the selected scale.

  • Amminor
  • A5power
  • Asus4sus4
  • Am7minor 7
  • C5power
  • Csus2sus2
  • D5power
  • Dsus4sus4
  • Dsus2sus2
  • G5power

Guides and practice

Go further with the scale finder

Use the maps to check where notes fall, then practise one position at a time. These guides explain how to apply the tool to familiar and alternate tunings.

Browse every scale by tuning