List of jazz chords on Flat Chords on Flat are composed of several elements:
A root note A kind (Major, minor, diminished..) An optional "alt" for altered An optional bass note for inversions To input a chord on Flat, you must first enter the root note .
To do so, input the letter, and then enter b if you want the root note to be flat , or # if you want the chord to be sharp .
You can also input double accidentals with bb or ##.
Here is how you can input if the chord is Major, minor, diminished, Dominant, and so on.
You will find below the list of chords supported by Flat, using C as a root.
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Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance C5 C5C G
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance Major C or CmajC E G minor Cm or Cmin or C-C Eb G diminished CdimC Eb Gb Augmented Caug or C+C E G# Suspended 2nd Csus2 or C(sus2)C D G Suspended 4th Csus4 or C(sus4)C F G
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance Dominant 7th C7C E G Bb Major 7th Cmaj7C E G B minor 7th Cm7C Eb G Bb minor Major 7th Cmmaj7 or Cm(maj7)C Eb G B Augmented 7th C+7C E G# B# diminished 7th Cdim7C Eb Gb A half-diminished 7th C1/2dim7C Eb Gb Bb minor 7th flat 5 Cm7(b5)C Eb Gb Bb minor 7th sharp 5 Cm7(#5)C Eb Gb B# 7th flat 5 C7(b5)C E Gb Bb 7th sharp 5 C7(#5) or C7+5C E G# Bb Major 7th flat 5 Cmaj7(b5)C E Gb B Major 7th sharp 5 Cmaj7(#5)C E G# B
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance Major 6th C6C E G A minor 6th Cm6C Eb G A
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance add 2 C(add2) or C2C D E G add 9 C(add9)C E G D add 4 C(add4)C E F G minor add 9 Cm(add9)C Eb G D Augmented add 9 C+(add9)C E G# D Augmented flat 9 C+(b9)C E G# Db Augmented sharp 9 C+(#9)C E G# D# Augmented Major 7th C+maj7C E G# B
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance Dominant 9th, omit 5 C9(omit5)C E Bb D
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance Dominant 9th C9C E G Bb D minor 9th Cm9C Eb G Bb D Major 9th Cmaj9C E G B D Augmented 9th C+9C E G# Bb D diminished 9th Cdim9C Eb Gb A D half diminished 9th C1/2dim9C Eb Gb Bb D minor Major 9th Cm(maj9)C Eb G B D Dominant 9th flat 5 C9(b5)C E Gb Bb D Dominant 9th suspended 4th C9(sus4)C F G Bb D minor 9th flat 5 Cm9(b5)C Eb Gb Bb D
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance 6th/9th C69C E G A D 7th flat 9 C7(b9)C E G Bb Db 7th flat 5 flat 9 C7(b5b9)C E Gb Bb Db 7th sharp 9 C7(#9)C E G Bb D# 7th flat 11 C7(b11)C E G Bb Fb 7th sharp 11 C7(#11)C E G Bb F# 7th add 13 C7(13)C E G Bb A 7th flat 13 C7(b13)C E G Bb Ab 7th sharp 13 C7(#13)C E G Bb A# minor 7th add 4 Cm7(add4)C Eb F G Bb minor 7th add 13 Cm7(13)C Eb G Bb A Major 7th sharp 11 Cmaj7(#11))C E G B F#
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance Dominant 11th C11C E G Bb D F minor 11th Cm11C Eb G Bb D F Major 11th Cmaj11C E G B D F minor 11th flat 5 Cm11(b5)C Eb Gb Bb D F
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance Major 7th sharp 9 sharp 11 Cmaj7(#9#11)C E G B D# F# Major 7th sharp 9 flat 13 Cmaj7(#9b13)C E G B D# Ab Dominant 9th sharp 11 C9(#11)C E G Bb D F# Dominant 9th flat 13 C9(b13)C E G Bb D A# Dominant 9th sus 4 add 13 C9(sus4,13)C F G Bb D A Major 9th sharp 11 Cmaj9(#11)C E G B D F#
Chord name input in Flat notes Appearance Dominant 13th C13C E G Bb D F A minor 13th Cm13C Eb G Bb D F A Major 13th Cmaj13C E G B D F A Dominant 13th flat 5 C13(b5)C E Gb Bb D F A Dominant 13th sharp 11 C13(#11)C E G Bb D F# A Dominant 13th sharp 5 sharp 9 C13(#5#9)C E G# Bb D# F A Major 13th flat 5 Cmaj13(b5)C E Gb B D F A
You need to type alt if you want the chord to be alternate.
For instance: C7alt
When you have a bass inversion, you can write a /, then the bass in the same way you have been inputting the root.
For instance: C/E, or C#/E#.