Phrygian scale in A♯ (B♭)

The Phrygian scale brings a bold, exotic edge to your guitar playing in rock, metal, and fusion genres. Its distinctive sound, characterized by a flattened second degree, adds intensity and drama to your solos and compositions.

Constructed by starting on the third degree of the major scale, the Phrygian scale offers a unique palette of musical colors. Guitarists often find it captivating for crafting dark and intriguing melodies. Exploring the Phrygian scale opens doors to a world of expressive and unconventional guitar music.

NotesA♯ · B · C♯ · D♯ · F · F♯ · G♯
Formula1 · ♭2 · ♭3 · 4 · 5 · ♭6 · ♭7
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Chords in this key

The chords that harmonise this scale. Hover to light up its tones on the neck above, tap to pin it and see how to play it.

Jam with it

Loop a progression from this scale's own chords and watch the neck follow. This is what the scale is for — the notes that sound right over these changes are the ones lighting up.

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