F-Flat #fflat #fb

F-FLAT (Fb)

Fb Augmented Chord (Fbaug)
Fb Blues Scale
Fb Diminished Chord (Fbdim)
Fb Major Chord (Fb)
Fb Major Scale
Fb Power Chord (Fb5)

Total entries: 6
Grand total so far:  355 / 489

E #e

E

E Aeolian Mode
E Augmented Chord (Eaug)
E Blues Scale
E Diminished Chord (Edim)
E Dorian Mode
E Harmonic Minor Scale
E Ionian Mode
E Locrian Mode
E Lydian Mode
E Major Chord (E)
E Major Major 7th Chord (Emaj7)
E Major Minor 7th Chord (E7)
E Major Pentatonic Scale
E Major Scale
E Melodic Minor Scale
E Minor Chord (Em)
E Minor Major 7th Chord (Em(maj7))
E Minor Minor 7th Chord (Em7)
E Minor Minor 7th Flattened 5th Chord (Em7b5)
E Minor Pentatonic Scale
E Minor Scale
E Mixolydian Mode
E Neapolitan Major Scale
E Neapolitan Minor Scale
E Note
E Phrygian Dominant Scale
E Phrygian Mode
E Power Chord (E5)
E Suspended 2nd Chord (Esus2)
E Suspended 4th Chord (Esus4)

Total entries:  30
Grand total so far:  339 / 489

D Double-Sharp #ddoublesharp #dx

D DOUBLE-SHARP (Dx)

No entries currently, other than a mention in Dictionary: D Note.

Total entries: 0
Grand total so far: 280 / 489

Dictionary: Fb Blues Scale

Really, F-flat?  Really?  F-flat.  This is as ridiculous as we're going to get, as far as blues scales go -- no double-flat and/or double-sharp root note scales this time around.  We're all heading over to the E blues scale entry, if you want to come along.

Dictionary: E Blues Scale

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

Dictionary: E Minor Pentatonic Scale

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

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

Dictionary: E Major Pentatonic Scale

The E major pentatonic scale is convenient to use for improvising solos and composing melodies over an E major chord progression, especially if you are unsure whether to use the Lydian, Ionian, or Mixolydian mode at any given moment.  It's almost foolproof in that manner.

Dictionary: Em7b5 Chord

Em7b5 is an E diminished triad with a minor 7th (D note).  This chord is compatible with the E Locrian mode.

Dictionary: Em(maj7) Chord

Em(maj7) is an E minor triad with a major 7th (D-sharp note).  This chord is compatible with the E Harmonic Minor, E Melodic Minor, E Neapolitan Minor, and E Neapolitan Major scales.

Dictionary: Em7 Chord

Em7 is an E minor triad with a minor 7th (D note).  This chord is compatible with the E Dorian, E Aeolian, and E Phrygian modes.

Dictionary: Emaj7 Chord

Emaj7 is an E major triad with a major 7th (D-sharp note).  This chord is compatible with the E Lydian and E Ionian modes.

Dictionary: E7 Chord

E7 is an E major triad with a minor 7th (D note).  This chord is compatible with the E Mixolydian mode.

Modes in E

For larger mode maps:
E Lydian
E Ionian
E Mixolydian
E Dorian
E Aeolian
E Phrygian
E Locrian

See also:
E Major Scale
E Minor Scale

Dictionary: E Locrian Mode

Dictionary: E Neapolitan Major Scale

Dictionary: E Neapolitan Minor Scale

Dictionary: E Phrygian Dominant Scale

Dictionary: E Phrygian Mode

Dictionary: E Melodic Minor Scale

Dictionary: E Harmonic Minor Scale