How To Play The D#dim Ukulele Chord
To play the D#dim chord, place the index finger on the 2nd fret of the top g-string, ring finger on the 3rd fret of the C-string, and middle finger on the 2nd fret of the E-string. Let the other string ring open.
D#dim Ukulele Chord Explanation
The Ebdim chord, also known as a D#dim chord, contains the notes Eb-Gb-Bbb.
To build an Ebdim chord, take the diminished triad formula (1-b3-b5) and apply it to the Eb major scale (Eb, F, G, Ab, Bb, C, D).
Identify the first, third, and fifth scale degrees in an Eb major scale which are Eb-G-Bb.
Lower the third and fifth scale degrees a half step in accordance with the diminished triad formula, which results in the notes Eb-Gb-Bbb for the Ebdim chord. In this case, the "Bbb" refers to a "B double flat" which is the enharmonic equivalent of an A note.
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