Major scale

consists of tones and semitones occuring in this order:
Degrees of the scale:
VIII
semitone
VII
tone
VI
tone
V
tone
IV
semitone
III
tone
II
tone
I

The major scale contains seven modes. They are, from the first up (in the key of C Major):

• Ionian (I) -- C D E F G A B C (same as the major)
• Dorian (II) -- D E F G A B C D
• Phrygian (III) -- E F G A B C D E
• Lydian (IV) -- F G A B C D E F
• Mixolydian (V) -- G A B C D E F G
• Aeolian (VI) -- A B C D E F G A (same as the relative minor)
• Locrian (VII) -- B C D E F G A B

The guitar pattern for the scale is:

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The bass pattern for the scale is:

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The piano pattern for the scale is:

C  D  E  F  G  A  B  C
1  2  3  1  2  3  4  5

Source: The Keyboard Grimoire (book), Advanced Scale Concepts and Licks for Guitar (book