A#m11/Db Ukulele Chord
A#m11/Db for Ukulele has the notes A# Db D# F G# and can be played 5 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R m3 4 5 m7.
Ukulele chord name
A#m11/Db
A#m11/Db
Notes and structure
A# Db D# F G# ( R m3 4 5 m7)
A# Db D# F G# ( R m3 4 5 m7)
Related Chords
Db6/9 Db6/9sus4 Db6/9/D# Db6/9sus4/D# Db6/9/F Db6/9sus4/F# Db6/9/G# Db6/9sus4/G# Db6/9/A# Db6/9sus4/A# D#9/11sus/Db D#m11/Db Fm11#5/Db F#6/9/Db G#6/9sus4/Db G#9/11sus/Db A#m11#5/Db
Db6/9 Db6/9sus4 Db6/9/D# Db6/9sus4/D# Db6/9/F Db6/9sus4/F# Db6/9/G# Db6/9sus4/G# Db6/9/A# Db6/9sus4/A# D#9/11sus/Db D#m11/Db Fm11#5/Db F#6/9/Db G#6/9sus4/Db G#9/11sus/Db A#m11#5/Db
Alternative Names
A#m7/11/Db;
A#m7/11/Db;
Chord Construction
minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3)
chord is m7 (minor + dominant 7): minor chord (R,m3,5) + m7
chord is m11: chord m7 with added 4th (11th)
minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3)
chord is m7 (minor + dominant 7): minor chord (R,m3,5) + m7
chord is m11: chord m7 with added 4th (11th)
A#m11/Db Chord on other instruments
A#m11/Db piano
A#m11/Db guitar
A#m11/Db ukulele
A#m11/Db mandolin
A#m11/Db banjo
A#m11/Db piano
A#m11/Db guitarA#m11/Db ukuleleA#m11/Db mandolinA#m11/Db banjoUkulele chord charts
(discarded 1 less important note to make it possible to form the chord)
Scales Related to this chord
C#/Db major F#/Gb major G#/Ab major G#/Ab melodic minor C#/Db ionian F#/Gb ionian G#/Ab ionian D#/Eb natural minor F natural minor A#/Bb natural minor D#/Eb dorian G#/Ab dorian A#/Bb dorian C phrygian F phrygian A#/Bb phrygian C#/Db lydian F#/Gb lydian B lydian C#/Db mixolydianReferences related to this chord
Eleventh Chords on WikipediaDominant Seventh Chords on Wikipedia
