Three notes per string
G Harmonic Minor — Three Notes Per String
All 7 three-notes-per-string positions for the G harmonic minor scale, drawn on the neck between frets 1 and 17.
Swipe the neck sideways to see the higher frets.
Three notes on every string gives the G harmonic minor scale exactly 7 positions — one starting on each note of the scale, 18 notes apiece, together covering frets 1 to 17. Each shape is placed at the lowest fret its starting note allows, which is why position 7 starts on F# down at frets 1–7 instead of carrying on up the neck. Move any of them twelve frets and you have the same shape an octave higher.
Position 1 — frets 3–8
Shown above.
Position 2 — frets 5–10
Position 3 — frets 6–11
Position 4 — frets 8–14
Position 5 — frets 10–15
Position 6 — frets 11–17
Position 7 — frets 1–7
Position 1
3–8
Position 2
5–10
Position 3
6–11
Position 4
8–14
Position 5
10–15
Position 6
11–17
Position 7
1–7
Opens the Practice Loop on position 1. Switch positions there without losing your tempo.