A♭ lydian scale (guitar)
The A♭ lydian scale shown across the whole guitar neck. Its notes areA♭ – B♭ – C – D – E♭ – F – G — the filled dots are the root. Free to print or download below.
How to play the A♭ lydian scale
- Find the root notes. The filled dots are the root note (A♭); the open dots are the other scale notes. Start and end on a root to hear the A♭ lydian sound.
- Play it across the neck. The diagram shows every A♭ lydian note from the open strings up to the 15th fret, so you can play the scale in any position.
- Use it to solo. Once the shape is under your fingers, improvise over backing chords in A♭, always resolving to a root note.
Notes in the A♭ lydian scale
The A♭ lydian scale is a bright major mode with a raised fourth, floating and dreamy. Its notes are A♭ – B♭ – C – D – E♭ – F – G.
A♭ lydian scale — frequently asked questions
What notes are in the A♭ lydian scale?
The A♭ lydian scale contains the notes A♭ – B♭ – C – D – E♭ – F – G.
What is the A♭ lydian scale used for?
It is a bright major mode with a raised fourth, floating and dreamy.
Is the A♭ lydian scale diagram free to print?
Yes — print it or download the PDF or PNG for free, with no account or sign-up.