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Exercises

Recomended level: Beginner

Tags: #exercises, #technique workout, #scales

This D Major Scale Workout includes a variety of exercises featuring four different arrangements - One octave scale, Ccale Pattern #1, Major scale in 3rds, and First position scale - full. With these exercises, you will be able to unlock the full potential of the D Major scale and get your playing to the next level. Get ready to challenge yourself and take your playing to the next level!

  • Guitar D Major Scale Workout One Octave Scale

    One Octave Scale

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      D
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    This is a basic one octave D major scale out of first position.

    Guitar D Major Scale Workout One Octave Scale
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  • Guitar D Major Scale Workout Scale Pattern #1

    Scale Pattern #1

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      D
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    This pattern is what we like to call the '1231 2342' pattern, which refers to the scale degrees. Listen to this scale a few times to get it in your head, then play along with the tab...

    Guitar D Major Scale Workout Scale Pattern #1
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  • Guitar D Major Scale Workout First Position Scale - Full

    First Position Scale - Full

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      D
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    This is called the "full" scale because it starts from the G note below the usual D starting tone and goes up to an A. This gives you a fuller range to practice with.

    Guitar D Major Scale Workout First Position Scale - Full
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  • Guitar D Major Scale Workout Major Scale in 3rds

    Major Scale in 3rds

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      D
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    This pattern's scale degrees look like this - 13 24 35, etc. You start by going up a third and then you go down a 2nd and it continues in this fashion. Just like the 12312342 pattern...

    Guitar D Major Scale Workout Major Scale in 3rds
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Practicing Tips

This learning resource, 'D Major Scale Workout', has been designed to help beginner guitar players refine their skills. The content offers specialised tablatures created with the flatpicking guitar style in mind. It includes resources like One Octave Scale, Scale Pattern #1, First Position Scale - Full, and the Major Scale in 3rds Styles. Exercises and technique workouts are a core part of this learning offering where scales play a significant role.


In terms of the practical learning approach, remember to utilise the Tunefox platform's innovative features to maximize your learning potential. A significant aid for beginners is the 'Lickswitcher' tool. This tool allows you to swap licks in individual measures and promotes an adaptable and creative learning style. Experimenting with various licks in a measure can enable you to comprehend the concept better and execute it seamlessly.


The 'Arrange' slider is another useful feature of Tunefox. This slider lets you change the difficulty and tonality of the song to match your abilities as a player and your musical preferences. So whether you're just starting or feel confident enough to level up, the Arrange slider allows for customizable learning experiences tailored to your needs.


For beginners who are auditory learners and rely on sounds to pick up notes, the 'Hide notes' slider is an insightful tool that the platform offers. This feature lets you hide individual notes, facilitating ear training and promoting learning the tune by ear. Over time, this method helps enhance your musical intuition and memory, pushing you to learn faster and with more accuracy.


As a general tip, practice regularly and consistently. Remember, it is not about the length of your practice but the quality and focus. Know your strengths and weaknesses, and customise your learning accordingly. Do not rush progressing to the next level. Instead, focus on mastering one skill at a time. Remember, it’s all about getting the basics right first.