Six String Guitar · Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

EM11♭9E Major 11th Flat 9th

G♯Root

Ctone

D♯tone

Gtone

Atone

C♯tone

Formula 3 · ♭6 · 7 · ♭3 · 4 · 6 · Notes G♯ · C · D♯ · G · A · C♯

How to play it

EM11♭9 fingering positions

Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD), 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).

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar chord — Open (2 0 1 2 2 3) fretboard diagram in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar chord — Open (2 0 3 2 2 1) fretboard diagram in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar chord — Open (2 2 1 2 0 3) fretboard diagram in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar chord — Open (2 2 3 2 0 1) fretboard diagram in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar chord — 12th position (14 14 15 14 12 13) fretboard diagram in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

Read it as tab

EM11♭9 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.

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar tab — Open (2 0 1 2 2 3) in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar tab — Open (2 0 3 2 2 1) in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar tab — Open (2 2 1 2 0 3) in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar tab — Open (2 2 3 2 0 1) in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

E Major 11th Flat 9th guitar tab — 12th position (14 14 15 14 12 13) in Open D Tuning (DADF♯AD)

Sound

How EM11♭9 sounds

Consonance

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Character

Moods & genres

Moods

harshdissonant

Genres

experimental

Theory

Notes & relationships

NotesG♯ · C · D♯ · G · A · C♯

Formula (scale degrees)3 · ♭6 · 7 · ♭3 · 4 · 6

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