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A free tool to identify chord names, notes, sound, and practical use from guitar and bass fretboards.

DETECTED CHORD
D7

Dominant seventh

CDF♯A
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BASS NOTED
CHORD DEGREES
D1F♯3A5C♭7
OTHER VOICINGS
016-string string fretboardTap OPEN to toggle open string / mute · Frets 1–12
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E1
B2
G3
D4
A5
E6

D7 is shown on the fretboard

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02UNDERSTAND THE SOUNDWhat this chord feels like
≈SOUND · VOICING

Dominant seventh harmony with root position.

↗WHERE IT FITS · VOICING

Use this comfortable guitar voicing to support the groove and leave space for the other instruments.

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HOW TO USE
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Choose strings and frets

Unset strings are open; silent strings are ×

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Understand the sound

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GUITAR CHORD GUIDE

D7 guitar chord: notes and fingering

D7 is a dominant seventh chord built from D, F♯, A, C. Use the fretboard above to inspect its shape and hear it.

QUALITYDominant seventh
FORMULA1 · 3 · 5 · ♭7
NOTESD · F♯ · A · C
SOUND AND USE

Character of D7

A bluesy, tense chord with a strong pull toward the next harmony.

FINGERING FOCUS

Check each string

Make both the major third and minor seventh clear to preserve its dominant tension.

ROOT POSITIONS

D in standard tuning

Find the root on string 6 at fret 10 and on string 5 at fret 5. Use either position to anchor movable shapes.