Guitar fingerboard scale, why is it also in c key, there will be mi type and la type. Whether the mi-type takes mi as the do tone, so it is not an E tone, please find out.

Mi type does not mean "mi" for "do", which means that the first sound on six strings starts from mi, or that the position where the index finger presses on six strings is mi (of course, the first empty string does not need to be pressed, so this is only used for other fingers such as Lassols).

As for why there are so many fingers in the same C key, is it because the guitar has the image of homophony, such as 6 strings and 8 frets, 5 strings and 3 frets? They are all do, so the fingering of different scales is fingering.

The function of this fingering is mainly to facilitate tuning. For example, you play the scale from the second fret to the fifth fret with the mi fingering, that is, the scale in D key.

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The memory of scales is not based on simple rote memorization. As long as you master the scales of mi, sol, la, si and re in the key of C, you are actually half the battle. We can easily calculate the scales of other modes by calculating the scales according to the chromaticity relation.

First of all, we should know what the corresponding sounds of the six empty strings of the guitar are. This should be known. Then let's take the scale of C as an example. Beginners are first exposed to the Mi scale in C, that is, all scales in the first three grades.