Interactive Bass Scale Guide
G Phrygian Dominant Bass Scale
Explore the G 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--2--4---|
D|-------1--2--4------------|
A|-2--3---------------------|
E|--------------------------|Scale Notes & Interval Formula
Notes: G - G# - B - C - D - D# - F (or G - Ab - B - C - D - Eb - F)
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 G Phrygian Dominant bass scale?
The notes of the G Phrygian Dominant bass scale are: G - G# - B - C - D - D# - F (or with flats: G - Ab - B - C - D - Eb - F). 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 G 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.