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Step 1
Play the third fret of the E string to begin with. Follow that with the fifth fret of the D string. Play the third fret of the same string and finally the fifth fret of the A string to finish that sequence.
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Step 2
Repeat the box pattern created with those fingerings on other strings to create the pentatonic scale.
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Step 3
Move your fingers in that pattern as follows: index finger, pinky finger, index finger, pinky finger.
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Step 4
Perform the third fret of the A string, the fifth fret of the G string, the third fret of the G string, and finally the fifth fret of the D string to complete the next sequence.
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Step 5
Continue with the sequence in the key of D, beginning with the fifth fret of the A string, followed by the seventh fret of the G string, fifth fret of the G string, and finally the seventh fret of the D string.
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Step 6
Strum the final key with the third fret of the A string, fifth fret of the G string, third fret of the G string and fifth fret of the D string.
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Step 7
Practice this pentatonic blues scale everyday forwards and backwards until you can plat it quickly with smooth transitions between the notes.







