Chords
276 chord pages: twenty-three qualities on each of the twelve roots. Every page gives the chord formula in degrees and semitones, the constituent notes, every inversion, and playable voicings found by searching a standard-tuned fretboard.
- Pages in this section
- 277
- Qualities
- 23
- Roots
- 12
- Voicings per page
- up to 6, from a search that requires every chord tone
- Search limits
- four-fret span, no muted string between two sounding strings
All qualities, by root
Each cell links to that chord on that root. Formula and notes are shown for the chord on C.
By family
- triadMajor · Minor · Diminished · Augmented
- suspendedSuspended second · Suspended fourth · Dominant seventh suspended fourth
- seventhMajor seventh · Minor seventh · Dominant seventh · Half-diminished seventh · Diminished seventh
- addedSixth · Minor sixth · Added ninth
- extendedDominant ninth · Minor ninth · Major ninth · Dominant eleventh · Minor eleventh · Dominant thirteenth
- alteredDominant seventh flat five · Dominant seventh sharp nine
Other sections
- Key pages — the seven chords that belong to a key, with the triads and sevenths.
- Scales — the scale each chord's pitch set comes from.
- Nashville number system — chord degrees as numbers.
Related
- ChordC — Major
- ChordCmaj7 — Major seventh
- HubScales and modes
- ReferenceNashville number system
- CapoCapo chart
- KeyKey of C
- HubCapo reference
- HubFretboard maps