If you only knew many of scale but not yet understand how you process these tunes then I can say these things in vain, too. Maybe you know of dozens of scale but the leebih important is how you use just one or two scales with different variations of tone processing techniques. Yes ... here I will give one example to process the sound. I will give you a technique that may be you also have to do it .. techniques to process the tone of this one is called the sequence (playing the same motif over and over again). Ok ... we tried from the very simple scale first, try to play Major Scale aja dulu .. C Major Scale (C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C). You must be very familiar with scales on this one ... really simple but try to use the technique to sequence the C Major scales will be formed following the tone composition. We try to pattern the first three tones (CDE-EFG-DEF-GAB-FGA-ABC) and then try to play a tone sequence with pattern 4 (CDEF, DEFG-EFGA-FGAB-GABC). Try again in a few positions on your guitar fret.

Musical tradition as the foundation to be known, that the chord is built on the diatonic scale or the diatonic scales. The composition of interval 3 on Major scales, minor, dominant and diminis. Each chord has a function according to the type and position on the diatonic scales. In jazz harmony, chord triads undergoing further development into Septim chord is formed by adding a third interval above the interval 5 of a chord triads or add a seventh interval above the root of a chord Triad. There are five kinds of Septim chord is very important and useful: 1. Dominant seventh chords 2. Major seventh chord 3. Minor seventh chord 4. Half Diminished 7th chords 5. Diminished seventh chord Based on the chord tones in the diatonic scales, without obtaining the alteration called diatonic chords. For example: diatonic Seventh Chords of C Major Appliances tone is as follows: CM7 - Dm7 - Em7 - FM7 - G7 - Am7 - Bm7-5 The mention of each chord will be as follows: I called the tonic chord is a Major 7th chords II called Super Tonic chords are chords Minor 7th III chord is called the Mediant Minor 7th chord Sub Dominant IV chord is called the Major 7th chords V chord is called Dominant Dominant seventh chords VI chord is called the Sub-Mediant Minor 7th chord Leading Tone VII chord is a chord called the Half Diminished 7 or Minor 7-5