Guitar Chord App - Water Theme

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Name your diagram here

Frets:

Position:

Line style:

Select Scale (Root: E):

This is the best way to work on scales and modes: see them horizontally over one string, and hear their uniqueness by playing each scale/mode against a drone.

To learn more about this approach of drone and melody, watch this lesson in our Skool.