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`Ukulele Scale Diagram Explained
The "Ukulele Scale Diagram" is an alternate notation and visual why of showing a scale using a grid pattern representing the strings and frets of the Ukulele Fingerboard.
A Ukulele Scale Grid or Diagram is a graphic representation of the fingerboard shape of a particular scale.
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