F Spanish — Plectrum Banjo
F Spanish mapped across CGBD — every root marked, audio per pattern.
F Spanish is 7 notes to the octave (world family), drawn here across the Plectrum Banjo's CGBD strings with every F marked, so home stays visible from anywhere in the pattern.
Fiery and exotic — the b2 presses against the root while the major 3rd keeps it from sounding plainly minor. Flamenco heat with a Middle-Eastern edge: dramatic, urgent, and passionate.
Heard in: Flamenco and Spanish classical guitar, klezmer and "Hava Nagila", Arabic and Jewish liturgical music, metal riffs, and the V chord of harmonic minor.
The long neck puts the same note in more places than four strings usually offer, so these maps show the whole CGBD field and leave the choice of route to you.
Run it against a click at a tempo where every note gets the same weight. On a banjo an uneven scale is audible immediately — the instrument gives you no sustain to hide behind.