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5th String |o|o|-|o|
6th String |o|x|-|o|
Some patterns will have doubled notes between a pair of strings. I use an "*" to mark the doubled note that is typically omitted; however, it is often helpful to know it is there:
|o|o|-|o|-|
This note -> |o|x|-|o|-|
|o|-|o|-|*| <- is preferred over this note
|o|-|o|o|-|
|o|-|o|x|-|
|o|o|-|o|-|
Occasionally, a scale map may use numbers instead of x's and o's to indicate the scale degree of the note. This is particularly helpful for arpeggios.
|3|-|-|5|
|7|1|-|-|
{|class="wikitable"
! Symbol !! Note
|-
|R/1 | Root or Octave
|-
|2/9 | Second or Ninth
|-
|3 | Third
|-
|4/11| Fourth or Eleventh
|-
|5 | Fifth
|-
|6/13| Sixth or Thirteenth
|-
|7 | Seventh
|}
== Strumming Notation ==