Question:
What is the configuration for D/BbMaj7?
EADGBe
??????
Thank you!
Answer:
e-X
B-10
G-10
D-8
A-X
E-10
I hope that looks ok.
Answer:
Do you mean a polychord of D over Bbmaj7? Or do you mean a Bbmaj7 chord with D in the bass. If so, the correct notation is to put the chord first, bass note second: Bbmaj7/D
Answer:
I'm wondering the same thing as XKcer Man.
If it's a Dmaj7/Bb you're looking for, that would be 6546x5 (and not sure it would sound very nice)
Nate
Answer:
Originally Posted by nate95366 I'm wondering the same thing as XKcer Man.
If it's a Dmaj7/Bb you're looking for, that would be 6546x5 (and not sure it would sound very nice)
Nate
In fact, it would sound very very bad.
Answer:
I wrote it the way I found it.
D/Bbmaj7 is how I found it.
The only thing I changed was I capitalized the Maj because the way I learned it:
m = minor
M = major.
Thanks Kepa! I'll give it a try.
Answer:
Originally Posted by finchfeeder I wrote it the way I found it.
D/Bbmaj7 is how I found it.
The only thing I changed was I capitalized the Maj because the way I learned it:
m = minor
M = major.
Thanks Kepa! I'll give it a try.
Where did you find it?
BbM7/D is normal as D is the 3rd of BbM.
It'd be played like this:
5
3
3
3
5
x
D/BbM7, which seems odd, would contain the following:
D, F#, A for the D chord and Bb, D, E and F for the BbM7 chord.
I'm sure with enough patience you could configure those 6 notes into something that's, at the very least, interesting to listen to but it still seems odd to me.
Answer:
Thanks for all of the answers. Sorry that I have been away.
I found it on the net.
This, most likely, is a nonprofessional TAB like we find here in CGR.
The song is Grave Robber by Petra.
The chords shown are Dm - D/Bbmaj7 - C7 - Am - A.
Later in the song, they also show an F, G, and G/B.
I tried it with plain old D but that really did not sound quite right.
This was the only arrangement that I could find for this particular song.
Answer:
BbM7/D would work in that arrangement.
Answer:
Originally Posted by gtrdave BbM7/D would work in that arrangement. Thank you!!!!
So very much!!!!