Here is an overview of the Major scale in the key of C, using the CAGED system.
When playing these 5 scale positions it can be useful to be aware of when to shift position. The more you are used to it the easier the arpeggios and the other scale positions will be to play.
Practicing Scales and finding useful exercises
If you want to learn scales then you need to practice them in the right way. These posts will help you evaluate and improve how you work on scales in your practice routine
How to practice your scales and why – Positions
Practice Major Scales like this and you will get more out of it!
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Hi !
I don’t understand what’s so special about this CAGED system, from what i’ve read it’s taking the chord shapes at the top of neck and using them on the rest of the fretboard but how is it that in this version of the major scale ?
Thank you
I guess it is better to ask someone who really uses it