Interval Fret Table
Intervals on the guitar take on distinctive shapes depending on whether or not the interval crosses the boundary between the second and third string, here marked with a red line. This boundary is created due to the fact that there is a Major 3rd between the second and third strings, and a Perfect fourth between all of the other pairs of consecutive strings. Each yellow gold line represents an interval between two notes.
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Perfect 1st (Unison) |
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minor 2nd |
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Major 2nd |
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minor 3rd |
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Major 3rd |
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Perfect 4th |
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diminished 5th |
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Perfect 5th |
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minor 6th |
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Major 6th |
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minor 7th |
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Major 7th |
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Perfect 8th (octave) |