The D sharp chord has a sound characteristic which can be described as quite bright which adds on new dynamics to the song. It is used occasionally as a barre chord and is common in all styles including rock, classical, and blues. Although it is not as popular as D or E chord, the usage of the D sharp chord opens up other possibilities to the performers, especially when the performers play this certain style that is more focusing on sharper chords.
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Here are all the D# family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. D#maj
2. D#min
3. D#aug
4. D#dim
5. D#sus2
6. D#7b9b13
7. D#maj7
8. D#min7
9. D#dim7
10. D#sus4
11. D#7b5sharp9
12. D#7
13. D#9
14. D#11
15. D#13
16. D#7b5
17. D#7sharp5
18. D#7b9
19. D#7sharp9
20. D#add6
21. D#add9
22. D#6/9
23. D#5
24. D#minor6
25. D#minor9
26. D#min7b5
