F#m7(#11) - Chord Namer results for notes: C Db E F# A
Our chord namer knows how to name any chord. It uses a recursive and complex set of rules to analyze the relationship among note intervals. It also explains why that name is the correct name for the chord.
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Chord Namer Inputs
| Select Notes: that your chord must have | C | C# | Db | D | D# | Eb | E | F | F# | Gb | G | G# | Ab | A | A# | Bb | B |
| Chord Key and Inversion: (optional) |
Key: | Lowest pitch note (inversion): |
Results:
| Main result: F#m7(#11) F#m7(#11) Guitar fingerings and chord details. Piano F#m7(#11) and other chord details. |
| minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3) chord is m7 (minor + dominant 7): minor chord (R,m3,5) + m7 chord is m7(#11): chord m7 with added b5 (#11) | ||||||||||
| C6b5 add(m2) C6b5 add(m2) Guitar fingerings and chord details. Piano C6b5 add(m2) and other chord details. |
| major chord: chord has major third (R + 3) chord is (b5): major + has diminished 5th (R´+ b5) chord is 6b5 (major with diminished 5th with added 6th); b5 + 6 add degrees that do not fit in the chord structure: add(m2) | ||||||||||
| Dbm(maj11)#5 Dbm(maj11)#5 Guitar fingerings and chord details. Piano Dbm(maj11)#5 and other chord details. |
| minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3) chord is m#5: minor + has augmented 5th (R´+ #5) chord is m(maj7)#5 (minor with augmented fifth and major 7th): m#5 + major 7 chord is m(maj11)#5: chord m(maj7)#5 with added 4th (11th) | ||||||||||
| E6/9#5sus4 E6/9#5sus4 Guitar fingerings and chord details. Piano E6/9#5sus4 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 6#5sus (suspended + augmented 5th with added 6th); sus(#5) + 6 chord is 6/9#5sus: chord 6#5sus with added 2nd (9th) chord is 6/9#5sus4: suspended + has 4th replacing the 3rd | ||||||||||
| F#m7(#11) F#m7(#11) Guitar fingerings and chord details. Piano F#m7(#11) and other chord details. |
| minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3) chord is m7 (minor + dominant 7): minor chord (R,m3,5) + m7 chord is m7(#11): chord m7 with added b5 (#11) | ||||||||||
| A6 add(m3) A6 add(m3) Guitar fingerings and chord details. Piano A6 add(m3) and other chord details. |
| major chord: chord has major third (R + 3) chord is 6 (major with added 6th) add degrees that do not fit in the chord structure: add(m3) |
Why we developed the Chord Namer ...
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