Circle of Fifths (diatonic chords)

[FourLetterWords]

Who? Me?

If I wasn't lazy yeah.

[emixolydian]

Excuses?

[FourLetterWords]

Yeah, tab it out for me.

[emixolydian]

Rofl, then I'd be telling you the notes.

[emixolydian]

Ab C E Gb B = Ab7#5#9
Changed it to Ab7, because a minor third is the same as a #9


E-----2------|
B-----x------|
G-----4------|
D-----2------|
A-----3------|
E-----4------|


Lol, good luck playing that voicing though.

[emixolydian]

Good job. I can write a voicing too after someone gives me the notes.

-_-

so dumb.

[FourLetterWords]

This is an Ab7#5#9:

12
12
11
10
11
x

I don't understand this other spelling. Because an Abm7#5 is:

x
5
4
4
x
4

So if I made it with a #9 where the hell do I put it, it's the same chord.

[FourLetterWords]

Ab7#5#9

I'd play it with an alterred G# scale:
1, b2, b3, b4, b6, b7

[emixolydian]

proguitarnoob said:

Ab7#5#9

I'd play it with an alterred G# scale:
1, b2, b3, b4, b6, b7

Really? And why would you play that scale? Perhaps post some runs you've creatd with the altered scale.

[emixolydian]

proguitarnoob said:

This is an Ab7#5#9:

12
12
11
10
11
x

I don't understand this other spelling. Because an Abm7#5 is:

x
5
4
4
x
4

So if I made it with a #9 where the hell do I put it, it's the same chord.

Exactly, moron, which is why I spelt an Ab7#5#9 not a Abm7#5#9, because a #9 is enharmonically a minor third. When I told you to spell it initially I just pick a chord with random altered extensions, because I know you can't spell it.

[FourLetterWords]

But i could, you're stupid #9 made me doubt my own skill, I thought I was doing something wrong.

[FourLetterWords]

emixolydian said:

proguitarnoob said:

Ab7#5#9

I'd play it with an alterred G# scale:
1, b2, b3, b4, b6, b7

Really? And why would you play that scale? Perhaps post some runs you've creatd with the altered scale.

The chord fits best in that key. I've never used it, I just know it works.