Scale Reference
E Major (Ionian) Guitar Scale
Learn the E Major (Ionian) on guitar. See the notes E, F#, G#, A, B, C#, D# with scale degrees, fretboard positions, and practice tools for building fretboard fluency.
Notes and Degrees
- E1
- F#2
- G#3
- A4
- B5
- C#6
- D#7
Features
No altered scale degrees.
Mood
Bright, resolved, open.
Learn
Fretboard Visualizer
Scale
Notes in E Major (Ionian)
Notes and Degrees
- E1
- F#2
- G#3
- A4
- B5
- C#6
- D#7
Notes in E Major (Ionian)
Scale Character
Major (Ionian)
Description
The familiar major scale and reference point for tonal harmony.
- Features
- No altered scale degrees.
- Mood
- Bright, resolved, open.
Learn
Circle of Fifths
Cmajor
Major Key
C major
Relative Minor
A minor
Drill
Metronome
Set a tempo and choose which beats or off-beats click; build steadier time, subdivision control, and rhythmic focus.
100BPM
Drill
Note Location Trainer
Follow the metronome around the circle of fifths and find each target note on every string; strengthen fretboard recall without relying on shapes.
CString 6
Step 1 / 7280BPM
Drill
Major Triad Trainer
Move through major triad inversions on each string set around the circle of fifths; train chord-tone targeting, voice leading, and compact movable shapes.
C major2nd inversionStrings 1, 2, 3
Step 1 / 24080BPM
Drill
Minor Triad Trainer
Move through minor triad inversions on each string set around the circle of fifths; train flat-third shapes, voice leading, and chord-tone targeting.
C minorRoot positionStrings 1, 2, 3
Step 1 / 24080BPM