Major scale is made up of a major 2nd, major 3rd, perfect 4th, perfect 5th, major 6th, and major 7th. Major scale with a minor 3rd is Melodic Minor Major scale with a minor 3rd and a minor 6th is Harmonic Minor Major scale with a minor 3rd, a minor 6th, and a Minor 7th is the relative minor Major scale with a minor 3rd and minor 7th is the Dorian mode Major scale with a minor 7th is the Mixolydian mode Major scale with a flat 4 is the Lydian mode You get the idea ... EVERYTHING is relatable to the major scale. If you can master intervals on the fretboard, you can easily build every/any chord, play any arpeggio, and move through any scale and never hit a sour note.

Hey y’all - glad you’re here. This community goes along with my TeleTime YouTube channel and my in-person lessons. It’s a place to hang out, talk guitar, and dig a little deeper into how and why I play things the way I do. Here’s how this works: I’ll be posting guitar thoughts, licks, clips, and updates here You can ask questions, share wins, or just follow along If you want step-by-step lessons and deeper breakdowns, that’s all inside the TeleTime Classroom There’s no pressure here - jump in however you want. 👉 First thing to do: Drop a quick comment and tell me: What level you’re at What kind of stuff you want to work on (licks, rhythm, solos, tone, etc.) Let’s play some guitar. - Randall