D#aug / Ebaug Guitar Chord
D#aug (also written Ebaug) is an augmented chord. It raises the fifth of a major chord by a half step for a floating, unresolved sound. Moving the shape four frets gives the same three notes. Its notes are Eb, G and B. Below is one way to play it, with a chord diagram, tab and finger numbers.
Notes in D#aug / Ebaug
D#aug and Ebaug are two names for the same chord. The notes below are spelled as Ebaug.
| Note | Degree | Interval |
|---|---|---|
| Eb | R | Root |
| G | 3 | Major 3rd |
| B | #5 | Augmented 5th |
Formula: 1–3–#5
D#aug / Ebaug chord shapes
Finger numbers: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky. In the tab, x means don't play that string and 0 means play it open. In the diagrams the top line is the 1st (thinnest) string and the nut is on the left.
Aug shape 11fr
Easiest- Tab (6th → 1st string)
- 11 14 13 12 12 11
- Fingers
- 1 4 3 2 2 1
How to play D#aug / Ebaug (easiest shape)
Shape: Aug shape 11fr, tab 11 14 13 12 12 11 (6th to 1st string).
- 1Lay your index finger (1) flat across the 6th to 1st strings at the 11th fret (a barre).
- 2Press the 3rd and 2nd strings at the 12th fret with your middle finger (2).
- 3Put your ring finger (3) on the 4th string at the 13th fret.
- 4Put your pinky (4) on the 5th string at the 14th fret.
- 5Strum down from the 6th string to the 1st string.
D#aug / Ebaug: common questions
- What notes are in the D#aug / Ebaug chord?
- D#aug and Ebaug are two names for the same chord. Spelled as Ebaug, it has 3 notes: Eb, G and B. Counted from the root, that is 1–3–#5.
- Is there an easier way to play D#aug / Ebaug?
- The easiest shape on this page is "Aug shape 11fr" (11 14 13 12 12 11). Every shape on this page is a barre chord. Barre shapes are movable: keep the same hand shape and slide it along the neck to play this type of chord from other roots.
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