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fig. 1
e--0--1--3--5--7--8--10--12-- b--0--1--3--5--6--8--10--12-- e E F f G g A a B b C c D d eE b B C c D d E e F f G g A a bB
If you look at the frets that fall in the C major scale, you'll notice this is identical to the 1st string frets, except here we use the 6th fret instead of 7th. On the 1st string, that note is a B - the leading tone, which is a semitone below the tonic note. Here, that note is an F, the 4th.
! Fret !! 2nd<br>String !! 1st<br>String
|-
| 0 || B || E
|-
| 1 || C || F