Cracking the Code of Major Scales: Whole & Half Steps
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It turns out every major scale follows a simple, repeatable pattern. The basic code for major scales: whole step, whole step, half step, whole step, whole step, whole step, half step can be used to make a major scale starting on any note of the keyboard. Learn this code and you'll be able to create a scale in every key. Watch the next video in the series here: • Finger Numbers .
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