G Major Pentatonic Scale — Bass
G Major Pentatonic on bass: notes G, A, B, D, E — free scale chart, no sign-up. The major scale with its two half-step degrees removed — an open, consonant five-note sound heard across country, folk, and pop melodies.
Bass · 4-string, tuned low to high: E, A, D, G. 24 frets.
- E string: fret 0 E (6), fret 3 G (root), fret 5 A (2), fret 7 B (3), fret 10 D (5), fret 12 E (6), fret 15 G (root), fret 17 A (2), fret 19 B (3), fret 22 D (5), fret 24 E (6).
- A string: fret 0 A (2), fret 2 B (3), fret 5 D (5), fret 7 E (6), fret 10 G (root), fret 12 A (2), fret 14 B (3), fret 17 D (5), fret 19 E (6), fret 22 G (root), fret 24 A (2).
- D string: fret 0 D (5), fret 2 E (6), fret 5 G (root), fret 7 A (2), fret 9 B (3), fret 12 D (5), fret 14 E (6), fret 17 G (root), fret 19 A (2), fret 21 B (3), fret 24 D (5).
- G string: fret 0 G (root), fret 2 A (2), fret 4 B (3), fret 7 D (5), fret 9 E (6), fret 12 G (root), fret 14 A (2), fret 16 B (3), fret 19 D (5), fret 21 E (6), fret 24 G (root).
Notes in the G major pentatonic scale
The G major pentatonic scale contains 5 notes: G, A, B, D, E. Its scale degrees are R · 2 · 3 · 5 · 6.
| Degree | Note |
|---|---|
| R | G |
| 2 | A |
| 3 | B |
| 5 | D |
| 6 | E |
G major pentatonic on bass
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