Scales and Modes to Spin the wheel, that you can use to pick a random item from the list: F Major, G Major, F Minor/Pentatonic.

    Scales and modes are two important concepts in music. A scale is a series of musical notes arranged in ascending or descending order according to a specific pattern of intervals. For example, the major scale is a common scale that consists of eight notes and has a specific pattern of whole and half steps.

    A mode is a variation of a scale that uses the same notes but begins and ends on a different note. For example, the major scale has seven modes, each of which uses the same eight notes but starts and ends on a different note. The most common mode is the Ionian mode, which is equivalent to the major scale.

    Scales and modes are important in music because they provide a framework for creating melodies and harmonies. Different scales and modes have different characteristics and can create different moods and emotions in music. For example, the minor scale is often associated with sadness or solemnity, while the major scale is often associated with happiness or triumph.