Kite Guitar chord shapes (downmajor tuning): Difference between revisions
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* the downminor-7 flat-5 flat-9 chord = Cvm7(b5)b9 = C vEb Gb vBb Db = 4 2 1 1 0 | * the downminor-7 flat-5 flat-9 chord = Cvm7(b5)b9 = C vEb Gb vBb Db = 4 2 1 1 0 | ||
The upminor 9th (15/7) is also possible, but hard to play, Example: the downmajor-7 upflat-9 chord = CvM7,^b9 = C vE G vB ^Db. Note that ^Db is enharmonically equivalent to C#, the augmented 8ve. Thus this chord's homonym is vE^m6/C. | The upminor 9th (15/7) is also possible, but hard to play, Example: the downmajor-7 upflat-9 chord = CvM7,^b9 = C vE G vB ^Db. Note that ^Db is enharmonically equivalent to C#, the augmented 8ve. Thus this chord's homonym is vE^m6/C. | ||
The voicing terminology can be expanded to cover all cases: 5 7 8 10 is low-5-7 or high-root-3. 5 7 10 15 is high-3-8. R 2 3 5 7 is low-9, and 2 5 R 3 7 is low-2-5. | |||
== Sixth chords == | == Sixth chords == | ||