Hailing from the same family as C#, the Db (D flat) chord is a soft subtle sounding chord that sits well in jazz, R&B, and pop music. For beginner music, the Db major chord is not an often used chord but it adds voices and complexity to any chord progression. When playing chords, one can consider their position and function throughout the piece; in this respect, Db is particularly useful.
Table of Contents
Here are all the Db family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. Dbmaj
2. Dbmin
3. Dbaug
4. Dbdim
5. Dbsus2
6. Db7b9b13
7. Dbmaj7
8. Dbmin7
9. Dbdim7
10. Dbsus4
11. Db7b5sharp9
12. Db7
13. Db9
14. Db11
15. Db13
16. Db7b5
17. Db7sharp5
18. Db7b9
19. Db7sharp9
20. Dbadd6
21. Dbadd9
22. Db6/9
23. Db5
24. Dbminor6
25. Dbminor9
26. Dbmin7b5
