Dbmaj7 chord at the 1st fret (x43111)
- Fingering
- x43111
- Fingers
- – 4 3 1 1 1
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Position
- 1st fret
D♭ major 7th · C♯maj7 · D♭M7 · D♭Δ7
The Dbmaj7 guitar chord, also written C#maj7, is played x43111, starting at the 1st fret. Its notes are Db, F, Ab and C.
The Dbmaj7 chord is made of D♭ · F · A♭ · C. Its formula is 1–3–5–7.
| Note | Degree | Interval from Db |
|---|---|---|
| D♭ | 1 | root |
| F | 3 | major third |
| A♭ | 5 | perfect fifth |
| C | 7 | major seventh |
That is the 1st fret shape, x43111. It is rated medium: 3 fingers, 5 strings, a 4-fret stretch.
Low E string is not part of this Dbmaj7 shape. Start your strum on the A string, or rest your thumb on the unused string to keep it quiet.
The shape spans 4 frets. Keep your thumb low behind the neck so your fingers can spread, and place the widest finger first.
Dbmaj7 has 1 barre shape here: 446564 (barre at the 4th fret).
A barre shape has no open strings, so it moves. Slide it up one fret and you are playing Dmaj7.
Chord names only, as the songs are usually charted for guitar. Recordings may use a capo or another key.
Dbmaj7 is the I chord in Db major and IV chord in Ab major. In minor keys it is the III chord in Bb minor and VI chord in F minor.
Play x43111, reading from the low E string to the high E string. An x means the string is not played and a 0 means it rings open. The fingers used are - 4 3 1 1 1.
The Db major 7th chord has 4 notes: Db, F, Ab and C. Its formula is 1–3–5–7, counted from the Db major scale.
Dbmaj7 is the I chord in Db major and IV chord in Ab major. In minor keys it is the III chord in Bb minor and VI chord in F minor.
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