Interactive Bass Scale Guide
Eb Phrygian Dominant Bass Scale
Explore the Eb Phrygian Dominant on 4, 5, and 6-string bass fretboards with interactive looper, note charts, TAB, and metronome practice.
4-String Bass TAB & Notation
Copy this 1-octave ASCII TAB chart or follow along with the looper above:
G|----------------------0---|
D|-------------0--1--3------|
A|-------2--3---------------|
E|-3--4---------------------|Scale Notes & Interval Formula
Notes: D# - E - G - G# - A# - B - C# (or Eb - E - G - Ab - Bb - B - Db)
Diatonic Chords in this Scale
Chords and arpeggios built on each degree of this scale:
Interactive Fretboard Chart
Golden badges indicate the root note; purple badges mark active scale degrees.
Musical Character & Application
Character: Dark and commanding, with a major third above the flat second.
Typical Use: Fifth mode of harmonic minor, dominant tension, metal, and flamenco colors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What notes are in the Eb Phrygian Dominant bass scale?
The notes of the Eb Phrygian Dominant bass scale are: D# - E - G - G# - A# - B - C# (or with flats: Eb - E - G - Ab - Bb - B - Db). The degree formula is: 1 - ♭2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - ♭6 - ♭7.
What is the musical character and typical use of the Phrygian Dominant scale?
Dark and commanding, with a major third above the flat second. Common musical uses: Fifth mode of harmonic minor, dominant tension, metal, and flamenco colors.
How do I practice the Eb Phrygian Dominant on 4, 5, and 6-string bass?
Use Basnote's interactive fretboard to switch between 4-string (EADG), 5-string (BEADG), and 6-string (BEADGC) charts, hear real-time audio playback, and follow animated bass TAB with adaptive tempos.