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Scale patterns






The Mode button in the left bottom corner allows you to switch between the pattern modes:
- Fretboard: It shows all notes of the scale over the fretboard. There is a toggle button to fade in or fade out the range gauge. It can be used to adjust the visible range of the fretboard
- Pattern: This mode creates scale patterns, where the notes of the scale are played in the order of the scale. You can use the spinner in the top right corner to set the maximum number of frets used for a pattern
- 2 notes per string pattern: This mode creates scale patterns where the notes of the scale are played in the order of the scale and on all strings are two notes played
- 2 notes per string pattern: This mode creates scale patterns where the notes of the scale are played in the order of the scale and on all strings are two notes played
- 4 notes per string pattern: This mode creates scale patterns where the notes of the scale are played in the order of the scale and on all strings are four notes played.
Please note that it is not possible to create a pattern for every tuning and every scale.
If you have selected one of the pattern modes, you can use the Overview button to get to the Scale pattern overview screen. To the the pattern diagrams bigger or smaller, can zoom with a pinch gesture.

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