Here is the PDF file that I've made to the Exotic Scales series.

That could be useful, thanks mate

Thanks Ramiro! I've just noticed the kick-off lesson of your wonderful new series. It's gonna be epic and I'm looking forward to it!

Very usefull indeed thank you mate

Thanx a lot guys!
Specially to Berko . You're always supporting my lessons. Special thanx for you mate!

Very handy, thanks Ramiro

wou! There is a lot of info there. I'll took this Exotic Scales Course very seriously.. so if you are planning to do some collabs to apply these scales.. you have my participation friend.

Thanx a lot Gabe!
I'll be doing collabs for each part of the Exotics Series. So there'll be 5 collabs to make more exiting this series

What a list!!!
Thanks a lot, i find use to some of the scales in there
And i hope you didn`t remember all of them, really

Hahaha it took me a while to make it and put it in that specific order.

And, I don't remember all of them...they are more than 200...hahaha

Very useful man, thanks!

Wow! Now that's comprehensive. Thanks
Gonna have to check out your lessons.

You're welcome mate!
Enjoy it hehe it took me a while to make that chart.



Well, I've tried to comprehend all the seven note scales.
Sure, when you check my lessons know that each lesson cover 7 scales (one for each), it's like the modes in the major scale.

Hi Ramiro

Searching for some scale definitions/formulas, i found this link:

http://www.harmonics.com/scales/index.html

The table can be downloaded as Excel file, which is quite handy for sorting.
Thought it would be interesting for you or everyone else interested in this topic.

thats really cool Ramiro....thank you.

one question, i dont really understamd how to use it, can u clarify it for me

Well, the chart is divided into scales with major third, with minor third, with both thirds and with no thirds. Since that interval is the most important to know if a scale is major or minor. Then I took care of other intervals like the fifth so in that way you can know very quickly if the scale is minor, dim, major or aug.
And I've tried to make the intermediate steps very close to each other too.

The other thing on the chart are the colours. I've used different colours for each scale that's used on the Exotic Scale series, so you'll see that are many scales on (for example) light magenta, that represents that the scales that have that colour are modes of one scale.

Let me know if this clarifies you or I have to explain a little more.

ahhh yes Ramiro...that clarifies the entire thing for me...im not ner a printer right now because it is broken but im going to the library so ill print one out. Thanks man, very useful!

I'm glad that I could clarify the things for you