14K views · 506 reactions | Here's a four-note-per-string scale using mostly a 10-note motif on each string. I taught this in Chapter 9 of "137 Guitar Speed & Coordination Exercises". Played as 16th notes (or any multiple of four), the ten-note unit has a cool offset/displaced vibe. I'll drop the tab in my free tabs folder. Link below. | Chris Brooks Guitarist | Facebook

This diagram represents a 3-notes-per-string scale shape on the guitar fretboard 🎸. Each row in the chart corresponds to a string, starting from the 6th (lowest) to the 1st (highest). The numbers indicate scale degrees — showing how the notes connect across strings. You can take any row as your 6th string starting point and play the pattern diagonally upward to build your scale flow. This shape helps in smooth horizontal movement and fretboard visualization while maintaining even finger spacing