This reference chart lists notes of the Locrian scale for every root note. 1 chart covering all 12 keys.
Locrian scale is the 7th mode of the Major scale and its degrees formula is: 1-b2-b3-4-b5-b6-b7.
List of Scales Featured in This Chart
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
C-Locrian
C
Db
Eb
F
Gb
Ab
Bb
C#-Locrian
C#
D
E
F#
G
A
B
D-Locrian
D
Eb
F
G
Ab
Bb
C
D#-Locrian
D#
E
F#
G#
A
B
C#
E-Locrian
E
F
G
A
Bb
C
D
F-Locrian
F
Gb
Ab
Bb
Cb
Db
Eb
F#-Locrian
F#
G
A
B
C
D
E
G-Locrian
G
Ab
Bb
C
Db
Eb
F
G#-Locrian
G#
A
B
C#
D
E
F#
A-Locrian
A
Bb
C
D
Eb
F
G
A#-Locrian
A#
B
C#
D#
E
F#
G#
B-Locrian
B
C
D
E
F
G
A
How You Can Use This Chart
Here's a list of scenarios where you may find chart like this to be really helpful.
- Quick Reference: Use as an efficient reference tool to quickly look up the notes of the Locrian scale in any of the 12 keys.
- Modulation Practice: Use as a songwriting tool when you want to modulate to other keys and have instant reference of the notes that make up the new key.
- Transposition Practice: Transpose songs to different keys.
- Scale Harmonization: Harmonize the scale by stacking the notes onto each other, thus building diatonic triad chords, seventh chords and other chords based on the available notes of the Locrian scale in any key.
- Structured Learning: Generally speaking, using such a chart introduces structure and solid foundation into your musical journey by offering a comprehensive resource for learning, practice, and exploration.
But you are free and encouraged to come up with other uses as well and share them in the comment section below, I'd be happy to read your ideas. That way you are also sharing your experience with the rest of the community.
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