If you enjoyed this then you’ll definitely want to check out the full course. Here’s full details on Nate’s Blues Guitar Blueprint here.
I’m In Deep Trouble…
OK I’ll probably be in deep trouble unless I stop giving away Nate’s cool Blues lessons! Actually he’s got a fair point 
I guess you know by now if his Blues Guitar Blueprint is right for you.
So, this is the last lesson…
Creating Major Scales
Now this really is crucial stuff, so take notes. There’s a complete workbook with all Nate’s lesson, but he wouldn’t let me give you that for free as well!
In order to build a blues scale you first need to learn how to build a major scale. The major scale is simply a series of whole-steps and half-steps.
The series of whole-steps and half-steps that you need in order to create any major scale is “whole-step, whole-step, half-step, whole-step, whole-step, whole-step, half-step”. That works out to two whole-steps, one half-step, three whole-steps and one more half-step. It may seem be a bit difficult to remember this formula for the major scale so I always think “WWHWWWH”. Check it out…
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May 9, 2012 at 7:41 am 
Leave A Reply (5 comments So Far)
Stephen Towse
296 days ago
This is all good if you like that sort of thing but Is this like petrol for cars?,we use it all the time but do we need to know how its made?.
Marvin
298 days ago
Nate, this was a very good scale Thaank you.
mmsaifudeen
298 days ago
Good.It is an easy lessons for learn Guitar
joe
300 days ago
nate a very cool lesson keep up the good lesson and people can learn if they want to seeya joetheshakerRBLEGEND
Paul
300 days ago
Without the building blocks of how scale or chord is constructed ,you will always have to refer to a scale/chords book. You have provided in simple terms the formula so you wont be stuck in the future. Well done ,that man. Yeah !!