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F♯ major pentatonic

The major scale without the 4th and 7th. No half-step clashes, so almost any note sounds good held long. Common in country and pop solos.

  1. F♯1
  2. G♯2
  3. A♯3
  4. C♯5
  5. D♯6

Whole fretboard (frets 0–12)

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Orange dots are the root F♯. From fret 12 the pattern repeats an octave higher.

First position (frets 1–6)

EADGBEF♯G♯A♯A♯C♯D♯D♯F♯G♯G♯A♯C♯C♯D♯F♯G♯A♯123456
Box shape starting from F♯ on the low E string (fret 2). Enough to start soloing.

Bass fretboard

EADGF♯G♯A♯C♯D♯A♯C♯D♯F♯G♯D♯F♯G♯A♯C♯G♯A♯C♯D♯F♯123456789101112
4-string bass (E A D G)

Piano keys

F♯G♯A♯C♯D♯F♯
From F♯ up to the next F♯

Chords that fit

Same notes: E♭ minor pentatonic. Only the home note changes.

Other scales on F♯: F♯ major scale · F♯ natural minor scale · F♯ minor pentatonic · F♯ blues scale

Pick another root in the scale list, or see every chord in the guitar chord chart.