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Thanks for the feedback. I'll add help files and explain scaler/pentanizer differences. Scaler is "traditional" way of learning scales, but I think pentanizer m
by machak 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'll add help files and explain scaler/pentanizer differences. Scaler is "traditional" way of learning scales, but I think pentanizer makes more sense...it just needs to be explained bit more.
My main focus right now is to introduce print possibilities. I am just bit tight on time right now.
- lukas 8y agoCould you say a little more? I think I understand the "scaler" and it's how I learned the scales and how I practice, but I'm curious what the pentanizer is suggesting to do. Picking a root and an interval and finding it all over the fretboard?
- machak 8y agoThis may help: https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar_Theory/comments/8c1s9i/pentatonic_shape/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar_Theory/comments/8c1s9i/penta... There is a youtube link video link included which explains the concept.
- lukas 8y agoThat’s pretty awesome - I hadn’t seen it before. Thanks for the link!
- sgwizdak 8y agoThis is great! I've been working on trying to work these out on the fly, and this is a great way to check yourself. One feature idea: options to display seven and eight string versions of the chart. Extended range guitars are popular, and there aren't many great scale references.