Four String Bass · D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯MC♯ Major

DRoot

F♯tone

Atone

Formula ♭2 · 4 · ♭6 · Notes D · F♯ · A

How to play it

C♯M fingering positions

D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1, low E on the left. Each dot is colour-coded by note — the ringed dot is the root. Numbers below show the fret per string (x = muted).

C♯ Major guitar chord — M-shape, 2nd (x 5 4 2) fretboard diagram in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar chord — M-shape, 10th (10 12 12 11) fretboard diagram in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar chord — M-shape, 14th (x 17 16 14) fretboard diagram in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar chord — 7th position (10 9 7 x) fretboard diagram in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar chord — 7th position (10 9 7 7) fretboard diagram in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar chord — 10th position (10 12 x 11) fretboard diagram in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

Read it as tab

C♯M guitar tab

The same voicings in tablature — high e on top, low E on the bottom. Each fret number is colour-coded by note; the ringed number is the root, × means don’t play that string.

C♯ Major guitar tab — M-shape, 2nd (x 5 4 2) in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar tab — M-shape, 10th (10 12 12 11) in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar tab — M-shape, 14th (x 17 16 14) in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar tab — 7th position (10 9 7 x) in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar tab — 7th position (10 9 7 7) in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

C♯ Major guitar tab — 10th position (10 12 x 11) in D Standard (DGCF) · Capo 1

Sound

How C♯M sounds

Consonance

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Character

Moods & genres

Moods

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Genres

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Theory

Notes & relationships

NotesD · F♯ · A

Formula (scale degrees)♭2 · 4 · ♭6

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