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Pentatonic scales

I have the pentatonic scales down easily, it's only a matter of starting from the note. If I did the wrong scales or need to do more, tell me.
Here's the link: http://www.freedrive.com/files/4ficny4srmo0/My Documents/MUSIC/Pentatonic scales.WMA
when you get to the page hit the dpwnload button. Oh, and you need windows media player, as that is the only format my recorder uses.

4 Comment(s)

1. Comment by ibzRG On — 481 days 23 hours 4 minutes ago

OK that worked.

Thanks Scotty!

2. Comment by Zombre On — 482 days 14 hours 41 minutes ago

The link is actually broken; try copying the following into your browser window:

http://www.freedrive.com/files/4ficny4srmo0/My Documents/MUSIC/Pentatonic scales.WMA

3. Comment by ibzRG On — 483 days 15 hours 27 minutes ago

I can't find the file... The link is a dead end...

4. Comment by Zombre On — 484 days 7 hours 17 minutes ago

Very cool. I wasn't expecting .wma format, but that's cool, because it forced me to find a way to be able to listen to windows file formats in quicktime on my mac.

Good job on the pentatonics, that aspect of your quest is complete. A small criticism, though.
http://www.guitar.com/zombre/blog/pentatonic_scale_diagrams

Sounds to me like you took one scale fingering and moved it to a different fret; E, then F then G, etc. I'll let it slide this time, (Good effort) but what I was REALLY looking for was all fingerings in one Key. (Just like the link)
Check the link, and you'll see that there's 5 different fingerings, all in the key of Gmaj/Emin. THOSE were what I wanted played. The scale fingerings have an indicator beside it as to what fret it's played on.

So 5 totally different fingerings for the same scale in one key
With major and harmonic minor, it's going to be 7 different fingerings per key. (make sure to check the links I provided, eh?)

Maybe to make sure you keep getting webcred, (The other users here will pick up on this, and they'll get mean about it...lol) post another audio file with those fingerings...

(Still, good job, man.)

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