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All About Scales

All About Scales is a step by step guide to the most important scales used to play guitar solos
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Online guitar course · Scales

Learn major and pentatonic scale positions on guitar

All About Scales is a guitar scales course taught by Steve Stine, GuitarZoom's Master Instructor. You learn to see the fretboard as one connected shape, then play the major (diatonic) scale in all seven positions and the minor pentatonic scale in all five. Along the way you learn about root notes, relative minor and relative major pentatonic, and try the scales over short jams. The course has 21 video lessons, about 45 minutes in total, and an 11-page PDF book.

21video lessons
47 minutesof step-by-step teaching
Beginner to intermediatelevel
11-page PDF bookincluded
$47, onceno subscription, yours for life
30 daysmoney-back guarantee
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What All About Scales is about

Steve breaks every skill into simple steps you can follow. In these videos, he opens with a jam, then shows you how to see the fretboard as one connected piece.

Course intro: Intro Jam · 1:08

Free preview lesson: Visualizing the Fretboard as One Element · 4:40

Who it's for

Is All About Scales right for you?

  • Players who want to start soloing. You learn the major scale and the minor pentatonic scale across the neck.
  • Players who know one scale box. You learn seven major scale positions and five minor pentatonic positions.
  • Players confused by major and minor. Lessons on root notes and relative minor show how the two connect.
What you'll be able to do

Skills you'll walk away with

  • See the fretboard as one connected element
  • Play the major (diatonic) scale in seven positions
  • Find the root note and the relative minor
  • Compare the sound of major and minor
  • Play the minor pentatonic scale in five positions
  • Use the relative major pentatonic
  • Hear the scales in short G major and E minor jams
What's inside

What the course covers

The full lesson list is below.

Module 1

Major and Pentatonic Scales Across the Fretboard

Seeing the fretboard as one element, the diatonic scale in seven positions, root notes and relative minor, G major and E minor jams, the minor pentatonic scale in five positions and the relative major pentatonic.

21 lessons · 47 min
How it works

Learn at your own pace

Clear video lessons

Every move is shown up close. Pause, rewind and repeat each lesson as often as you need.

Practice materials

Includes 11-page PDF book. Use them to practice what you learn in each lesson.

Yours for life

Pay once and come back any time, on your computer, tablet or phone. No subscription.

Student reviews

What students say about Steve's teaching

Excellent · 4.8 out of 5 on TrustpilotRead our reviews

"Steve does it in a nice, concise way, not too fast, not too slow."

David T.United States

"The content and the video quality are both extremely awesome."

Daryll O.India

"I find that I'm playing faster and with great confidence."

Paul C.Canada

"I love the way that Steve explained things and shows how to become better."

Hans-Joachim G.Germany

"It made a difference, it was worth the money. Thank you."

Kevin W.United States

"This is absolutely one of the best classes I've ever taken."

Steve D.United States

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FAQ

All About Scales questions

Which scales will I learn?
The major (diatonic) scale in seven positions, the minor pentatonic scale in five positions and the relative major pentatonic.
Is this course good for beginners?
Yes, if you can already play a few chords. The course starts with how to picture the fretboard before it teaches scale shapes.
Are there jams in the course?
Yes. There are short G major and E minor jam lessons, plus an intro jam.
What is a relative minor?
It is the minor key that shares the same notes as a major key. The course shows this with G major and E minor jams.
How long is the course?
About 45 minutes of video across 21 lessons. Most lessons are short, so you can learn one position at a time.
How much does All About Scales cost?
All About Scales is a one-time payment of $47. There's no subscription, and the course is yours for life.
Can I watch on my phone or tablet?
Yes. You can watch on any computer, tablet or phone with an internet connection, as often as you like.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes. You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If the course isn't right for you, email support@guitarzoom.com.

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