Dictionary: D# Blues Scale

When you add a diminished 5th note to the D-sharp minor pentatonic scale (the A note, in this case), you now have the D-sharp blues scale.  Try it over D-sharp.  Any D-sharp.  You may like the results.

Dictionary: D# Minor Pentatonic Scale

The D-sharp minor pentatonic scale is convenient to use for improvising solos and composing melodies over a D-sharp minor chord progression, especially if you are unsure whether to use the Aeolian, Dorian, or Phrygian mode at any given moment.

The D-sharp minor pentatonic scale sounds especially bluesy over a D-sharp major chord progression.  If you want an even bluesier scale, stay tuned ...

Modes in D# / Eb

For larger mode maps:
D# Aeolian
D# Phrygian
D# Locrian
Eb Lydian
Eb Ionian
Eb Mixolydian
Eb Dorian
Eb Aeolian

See also:
D# Minor Scale
Eb Major Scale
Eb Minor Scale

Modes with 6 Sharps

For larger mode maps:
F# Ionian
G# Dorian
A# Phrygian
B Lydian
C# Mixolydian
D# Aeolian
E# Locrian

See also:
F# Major Scale
D# Minor Scale

Dictionary: D#m Chord

D-sharp minor is the enharmonic of E-flat minor, so here's simpler Ebm for guitar from September 2007.

Dictionary: D# Minor Scale

This scale is the relative minor of F# major.  In the table below, you'll enter D# harmonic minor territory with the chords to the right:

D#m	F#	E#dim	F#aug
G#m	B	Bm	G#dim
A#m	C#	A#	Cxdim