Chord A#6/9 - Piano Chord Namer result for piano notes: A# C D G
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Select the piano key positions:
C#
Db
D#
Eb
F#
Gb
G#
Ab
A#
Bb
C#
Db
D#
Eb
F#
Gb
G#
Ab
A#
Bb
C
D
E
F
G
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
A
B
Results:
| Main result: A#6/9 Piano A#6/9 and other chord details. |
| major chord: chord has major third (R + 3) has no 5th: assuming implicit 5th (R´+ 5) chord is 6 (major with added 6th) chord is 6/9: chord 6 with added 2nd (9th) | ||||||||
| A#6/9 Piano A#6/9 and other chord details. |
| major chord: chord has major third (R + 3) has no 5th: assuming implicit 5th (R´+ 5) chord is 6 (major with added 6th) chord is 6/9: chord 6 with added 2nd (9th) | ||||||||
| C9sus2/A# Piano C9sus2/A# and other chord details. |
| suspended chord: chord has no third (no m3 or 3) chord is 7sus (suspended dominant 7): suspended + m7 chord is 9sus: chord 7sus with added 2nd (9th) chord is 9sus2: suspended + has 2(9) replacing the 3rd | ||||||||
| D11#5sus4/A# Piano D11#5sus4/A# and other chord details. |
| suspended chord: chord has no third (no m3 or 3) chord is sus(#5): suspended + has augmented 5th (R + #5) chord is 7#5sus (suspended with augmented 5th and dominant 7): sus#5 + m7 chord is 11#5sus4: chord 7#5sus with added 4th (11th) | ||||||||
| Gm/A# add(4) Piano Gm/A# add(4) and other chord details. |
| minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3) add degrees that do not fit in the chord structure: add(4) |