Learning Different Scales

[Random]

On the old PR$ Forum someone had provided a link to an interactive web site that had a great variety of scales listed, even odd stuff like gypsy and Flemenco scales and whatnot.

Does anyone have that link?? Can you post it again please.

Thanks

[RandyO]

From the "Favorite Guitar Website?" thread.

http://www.apassion4jazz.net/keys.html

[Random]

Thank you RandyO

[darial]

I'm not sure what site you're refering to, But I'd suggest getting both a good refrence like the Guitar Grimore scales book, and a goot theory text so that you can figure this stuff out on your own. Just my .02USD.

[Paul Skidmore]

From the "Favorite Guitar Website?" thread.

http://www.apassion4jazz.net/keys.html
Hey RandyO, thanks for the link. What an excellent site! I think I need to use the 'Enigmatic' scale more in my playing :D

[RandyO]

Hey RandyO, thanks for the link. What an excellent site! I think I need to use the 'Enigmatic' scale more in my playing :DYou bet, thanks for the best laugh I've had on BAM......ever! :D
Now, I'm off to practice the Enigma Variations. ;)

[Pointbreakd]

www.worldguitar.com (http://www.worldguitar.com)


awesome tabed out scales

[Colin P]

Hey RandyO, thanks for the link. What an excellent site! I think I need to use the 'Enigmatic' scale more in my playing :D
I second that.....Excellent site Randy. :)

[wpod]

Here is a link to a scale applet (http://brooke.thomasser.com/scales/) that is really cool...

[Jo]

Here's a couple scale sites I like

http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/guitar/index_rb.html

and this one

http://www.guitarists.net/scales/index.php

[Pointbreakd]

look no hands = great site