G Double-Flat #gdoubleflat #gbb

G DOUBLE-FLAT (Gbb)

Gbb Major Scale
Gbb Power Chord (Gbb5)

Total entries: 2
Grand total so far: 419 / 489

F #f

F

F Aeolian Mode
F Augmented Chord (Faug)
F Blues Scale
F Diminished Chord (Fdim)
F Dorian Mode
F Harmonic Minor Scale
F Ionian Mode
F Locrian Mode
F Lydian Mode
F Major Chord (F)
F Major Major 7th Chord (Fmaj7)
F Major Minor 7th Chord (F7)
F Major Pentatonic Scale
F Major Scale
F Melodic Minor Scale
F Minor Chord (Fm)
F Minor Major 7th Chord (Fm(maj7))
F Minor Minor 7th Chord (Fm7)
F Minor Minor 7th Flattened 5th Chord (Fm7b5)
F Minor Pentatonic Scale
F Minor Scale
F Mixolydian Mode
F Neapolitan Major Scale
F Neapolitan Minor Scale
F Note
F Phrygian Dominant Scale
F Phrygian Mode
F Power Chord (F5)
F Suspended 2nd Chord (Fsus2)
F Suspended 4th Chord (Fsus4)

Total entries: 30
Grand total so far: 385 / 489

E-Sharp #esharp #e#

E-SHARP (E#)

E# Augmented Chord (E#aug)
E# Blues Scale
E# Diminished Chord (E#dim)
E# Major Scale
E# Minor Minor 7th Flattened 5th Chord (E#m7b5)
E# Locrian Mode
E# Neapolitan Major Scale
E# Neapolitan Minor Scale
E# Power Chord (E#5)
E# Suspended 4th Chord (E#sus4)

Total entries: 10
Grand total so far:  349 / 489

Dictionary: E# Blues Scale

Why you're using the E-sharp blues scale over an E-sharp progression is your own business.  Otherwise, check out the F blues scale instead.

Dictionary: F Blues Scale

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

Dictionary: F Minor Pentatonic Scale

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

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

Dictionary: F Major Pentatonic Scale

The F major pentatonic scale is convenient to use for improvising solos and composing melodies over an F 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: Fm7b5 Chord

Fm7b5 is an F diminished triad with a minor 7th (E-flat note).  This chord is compatible with the F Locrian mode.

Dictionary: E#m7b5 Chord

E#m7b5 is an E-sharp diminished triad with a minor 7th (D-sharp note).  This chord is compatible with the E# Locrian mode.

Dictionary: Fm(maj7) Chord

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

Dictionary: Fm7 Chord

Fm7 is an F minor triad with a minor 7th (E-flat note).  This chord is compatible with the F Dorian, F Aeolian, and F Phrygian modes.

Dictionary: Fmaj7 Chord

Fmaj7 is an F major triad with a major 7th (E note).  This chord is compatible with the F Lydian and F Ionian modes.

Dictionary: F7 Chord

F7 is an F major triad with a minor 7th (E-flat note).  This chord is compatible with the F Mixolydian mode.

Modes in E# / F

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

See also:
F Major Scale
F Minor Scale

Dictionary: F Lydian Mode

Dictionary: F Ionian Mode

Dictionary: F Mixolydian Mode

Dictionary: F Dorian Mode

Dictionary: F Melodic Minor Scale

Dictionary: F Harmonic Minor Scale