Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E Piano Chord

Db augmented suspended flat second and fourth inverted on E Chord for Piano has the notes E Db Ebb Gb A and interval structure #2 1 b2 4 #5.

The Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E actually is a Dbaug(sus4\b2) add(#2)\E chord

$Piano keyboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on notes: E Db Ebb Gb A$

Full name:
Db augmented suspended flat second and fourth inverted on E

Common abbreviations:
Dbaug^sus4/b2\E

Chord Sound:

Chord Structure:

⁽ⁱ⁾ this note is not the key but is set as the inversion (lowest pitch note)

$Piano keyboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2) chord on notes: Db Ebb Gb A$

$Piano keyboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\Ebb chord on notes: Ebb Db Gb A$

$Piano keyboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\Gb chord on notes: Gb Db Ebb A$

$Piano keyboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\A chord on notes: A Db Ebb Gb$

Guitar
$Fretboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on guitar frets: 0 0 0 2 2 2$

Ukulele
$Fretboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on ukulele frets: 9 9 10 9$

Violin
$Fretboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on violin frets: 9 11 9 10$

Cello
$Fretboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on cello frets: 4 6 4 5$

Viola
$Fretboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on viola frets: 4 6 4 5$

Bass
$Fretboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on bass frets: 0 0 0 2$

Mandolin
$Fretboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on mandolin frets: 9 11 9 10$

Banjo
$Fretboard image for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord on banjo frets: 2 0 2 2 4$

$Musical staff for the Dbaug(sus4\b2)\E chord$