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3/29/2025, 3:44:05 AM

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The image provides a detailed guide on playing the D Natural Minor scale on a guitar. It is structured in a sequential manner, featuring five steps (numbered 1 to 5) where pink dots mark the scale notes on different frets. The progression starts with "FRET 5" and moves along, primarily shaded in with patterns of frets and strings indicating specific positions and fingers to use. The notes comprising the D Natural Minor scale—D, E, F, G, A, B flat, and C—are listed on the right side in pink, alongside the scale formula: 1, 2, b3, 4, 5, b6, b7. The intervals for the scale are also noted as W (whole step) and H (half step). The image guides users through the sequence visually, ensuring they can replicate the noted scale on their guitar by tracking the numbered steps and corresponding finger positions. It provides a clear educational tool for musicians looking to master the D Natural Minor scale.

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