🤔What is the Hecatonic Scale???? The hexatonic scale is just a fancy name for a 6 note scale. By definition, any scale made up of six notes per octave is a hexatonic scale, because hexa equals six. A few examples you may be familiar with are the whole tone scale and the blues scale. But in this Masterclass, we’ll be working with the A minor hexatonic scale, which consists of the root, 2nd, minor 3rd, 4th, 5th, and minor 7th. You can think of it as just a minor scale without the 6th note, or the

This entire solo was built using JUST the 5 Hexatonic Scale shapes - and then filling in the blanks between the notes to create those chromatic jazzy lines you heard! The Hexatonic Scale is very simple: it's just the Pentatonic Scale with one extra note, but when you learn how to properly use it, it opens up a TON of creative possibilities. You start hitting these jazzy flavor notes without complex theory. Each Hexatonic Scale has these built-in triads and arpeggios that add depth and complexity