Hey, there! Glad you are enjoying GT!

Originally Posted by: UllRAnd correct me if I am wrong but I cannot find any other pentatonic scales on the website for the other notes. So I am trying to learn the E minor Pentatonic scale which I found on another website since everyone says that it is a useful scale to learn.
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One you know the scale pattern & formula, the shape it makes on the fretboard, then you can just move it up & down the and play in any key you want. You will of course have to know the note names at least on the low E string so you'll know which key you are playing in!

I strongly encourage you to go through Guitar Fundamentals 2 Chapter 1 in which I cover intervals & scales in detail from a total beginner perspective.

https://www.guitartricks.com/course.php?input=2

The pentatonic scales are useful, especially for guitar. But until you understand what a scale is & how it can be used those big box shapes just wind up being confusing & overwhelming to some beginners.

Originally Posted by: UllRSo is it really possible to learn every scale for every note?

Yes, absolutely! And what you are referring to is covered in the GF2 lessons.

After you have a look at those basic scales & concepts, then have a look at my pentatonic tutorial. I provide the missing link in between fundamental scales & the pentatonic boxes that guitar players use so often. :)

https://www.guitartricks.com/tutorial.php?input=296
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So what should I focus on?

You should focus on basic understanding & skills of playing chords & scales in rhythmic time. That way you will be building your skill set so you can eventually learn to play the songs you love by those classic rock bands! :)

Also, please have a look at the Rock Course. It will show you all the tools you need to play those styles.

https://www.guitartricks.com/course.php?input=rock1

You've got to crawl before you can walk or run. :) Be patient with yourself. Take it one step at a time. It will be worth it if you put in the time & effort! :D

Ask more if necessary! And best of success!