How To Match The 5 Major Scale Shapes To The CAGED System

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Hello Cherries! The CAGED System is an excellent framework for seeing 5 chord shapes (C, A, G, E, D). Within each shape you see the arpeggio, the pentatonic scale, ands the major scale. There are a few different ways to play the major scale across the fretboard. All of them are beneficial. There's one tried and true way to play the scale that comes in 5 shapes. These 5 scale shapes match the 5 Chord Shapes perfectly. That's very beneficial when your playing a chord anywhere on the neck and the scale is right there. In this video I go through each shape of the CAGED system and it's matching Major Scale Shape. Enjoy the video and have a great snowy weekend Everybody 🎸☃️

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