Help me spell this chord
D Maj7 adding a 5th?
So, would that be a D12? or does that only work with domiant 7ths?
E-----------5
b-----------2
g-----------2
d-----------0
a-----------x
e-----------x
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Dmaj7
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I thought this was Dmaj7
E-----------2
b-----------2
g-----------2
d-----------0
a-----------x
e-----------x
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Same thing!
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It's just common or garden Dmaj7 with no third.
You don't usually say 'add12'... And the 2nd fret E string is F# which is the 3rd of Dmaj, and you're still playing the 7th, so just Dmaj7
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Oh yeah, no third.. I got rumbled.. :lol:
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Penny has now dropped, having broken it down to the individual notesops:
Sounds nice though. No wierd name without the 3rd?
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Let's call it Kevin if it makes you any happier.
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