A scale built using whole and half steps to create a Major tonality, often associated with a bright sound.

A scale built using whole and half steps to create a Minor tonality, often associated with a melancholic sound.

A minor scale with a natural 6th, giving it a slightly brighter feel compared to natural minor.

A minor scale with a flat 2nd, creating a distinctly exotic and moody sound.

A major scale with a raised 4th, often described as dreamy or otherworldly.

A major scale with a flat 7th, commonly used in blues and rock music.

A highly dissonant scale with a flat 2nd and flat 5th, often used for tension and dramatic effect.

A scale built using whole and half steps to create a Major tonality, often associated with a bright sound.

A scale built using whole and half steps to create a Minor tonality, often associated with a melancholic sound.

A five-note scale derived from the major scale, known for its open and melodic sound.

A five-note scale derived from the minor scale, often used in blues, rock, and jazz.

A minor scale with a raised 7th, creating a unique, classical sound.

A minor scale with raised 6th and 7th ascending, but natural minor descending.

A scale with raised 4th and 7th, often used in Eastern European music.

A minor scale with a flat 2nd and raised 7th, used in classical and operatic contexts.

A scale with a raised 4th and natural 7th, giving it a distinct Eastern European flavor.

A scale with an exotic sound, often used in Bulgarian folk music.

A scale with characteristic Middle Eastern tonalities.

A minor scale with a flat 2nd, often used in classical music.

A scale with characteristic Middle Eastern and North African tonalities.

A scale inspired by traditional Eastern music.

A pentatonic scale with a unique, exotic sound.

A Japanese pentatonic scale with a serene and traditional sound.

A Japanese pentatonic scale with an exotic, dissonant sound.

A traditional Japanese scale with a haunting and ethereal quality.

A scale with roots in traditional Asian music.

A less common scale with unique harmonic possibilities.

A six-note scale derived from the major scale, often used in folk music.

A major scale with an added chromatic passing tone, used in jazz.

A versatile scale blending modes for complex harmonies.

A scale with a Middle Eastern flavor, featuring a major 3rd and flat 2nd.

A variation of the Locrian mode with unique alterations.

A six-note scale with a flat 5th, essential in blues music.

A dominant scale with an added chromatic passing tone, used in jazz improvisation.

A symmetrical scale used for tension and resolution.

A modern scale with a bright, airy sound.

A mysterious and unconventional scale with chromatic alterations.

A six-note scale consisting entirely of whole steps, creating a dreamlike sound.

A nine-note scale blending elements of blues and chromaticism.