Chord Fb add13: notes, intervals and analysis

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C B#

Db C#

Eb D#

Fb E

F E#

Gb F#

Ab G#

Bb A#

Cb B

Chord and Scale

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Fb 1

MIDI 52 · 164.81 Hz

Degree 1

Ab 3

MIDI 56 · 207.65 Hz

Degree 2

Cb 5

MIDI 59 · 246.94 Hz

Degree 3

Db 13

MIDI 73 · 554.37 Hz

Degree 4

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(no1) (no3) (no5)

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Related chords and scales

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Fb 6

E G# B C#

Contains Contained In Perfect match
Db m7

C# E G# B

Contains Contained In Perfect match
Fb Ambassel Minor

E F# G# B C#

Contained In
Fb Major Pentatonic

E F# G# B C#

Contained In
E 6/9

E F# G# B C#

Same-tonic connection (heuristic) Shared tones: 4 · Voice-leading: 0.20
E Ambassel Minor

E F# G# B C#

Same-tonic connection (heuristic) Shared tones: 4 · Voice-leading: 0.20

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Theory – Circle of Fourths – add13

Root: C · Events: 12

Open harmony

Theory – Circle of Fifths – add13

Root: C · Events: 12

Open harmony

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Fb add13