scale charts. Where can I find 'em on the internet?

[emperor_black]

I love scale-charts. This is a good website that shows a big-size scale chart in whatever key you like.

http://www.guitarnuts.com/theory/scalemaker/scalemaker.php

but it does not show the names of the notes just the intervals. Are there other websites like this that display big charts I can print out? I dont want to buy a book or charts from stores cause I use only a few and dont want more junk in my house.

This site has a scale-maker but its too small a display and cant print them out anyway.

http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/guitar_scales.php

thanks!

[Freehill]

If you have the intervals it isn't too hard to figure out what the notes are. You start with the root note and go from there. Using the C major scale the intervals would be:

C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B C

I (root) = C
II = D
III = E
IV= F
V = G
VI = A
VII = B
I (octave) = C

Clear as mud right?

[emperor_black]

yeah... but I still wish I could see the notes right-away and not go "um...lets see which note am I on now?" I'm too lazy to memorize the flats/sharps.

[Freehill]

yeah... but I still wish I could see the notes right-away and not go "um...lets see which note am I on now?" I'm too lazy to memorize the flats/sharps.

Lazy.

http://www.blackbeltguitar.com/Generator.php

[emperor_black]

can't print the chart !