E#° Guitar Chord — Chart and Tabs in fef Tuning

Short answer: E#° is a E# Diminished chord with the notes E♯, G♯, B. In fef tuning, there are 120 voicings. See the fingering diagrams below.

Also known as: E#mb5, E#mo5, E# dim, E# Diminished

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How to Play E#° on Guitar

E#°, E#mb5, E#mo5, E#dim, E#Diminished

Notes: E♯, G♯, B

x,0,5,3,1,5 (x.3214)
x,3,5,0,1,5 (x23.14)
11,0,11,0,10,11 (2.3.14)
x,0,8,6,7,8 (x.3124)
11,0,11,0,10,8 (3.4.21)
x,6,8,0,7,8 (x13.24)
11,0,8,0,10,8 (4.1.32)
8,0,11,0,10,8 (1.4.32)
8,0,11,0,10,11 (1.3.24)
8,0,8,0,10,11 (1.2.34)
11,0,8,0,10,11 (3.1.24)
x,6,8,0,7,5 (x24.31)
x,0,5,6,7,8 (x.1234)
8,0,11,0,7,8 (2.4.13)
11,0,8,0,7,8 (4.2.13)
x,6,5,0,7,8 (x21.34)
11,0,11,0,7,8 (3.4.12)
8,0,11,0,7,11 (2.3.14)
x,0,8,6,7,5 (x.4231)
8,0,8,0,7,11 (2.3.14)
11,0,8,0,7,11 (3.2.14)
x,0,11,0,10,11 (x.2.13)
x,x,5,3,1,5 (xx3214)
x,0,8,0,10,11 (x.1.23)
x,0,11,0,10,8 (x.3.21)
x,0,11,0,7,8 (x.3.12)
x,0,8,0,7,11 (x.2.13)
x,0,8,6,10,8 (x.2143)
x,6,8,0,10,8 (x12.43)
x,x,x,3,1,5 (xxx213)
x,x,8,6,7,5 (xx4231)
x,x,5,6,7,8 (xx1234)
x,x,11,0,10,11 (xx2.13)
x,x,8,0,10,11 (xx1.23)
x,x,11,0,10,8 (xx3.21)
x,x,8,0,7,11 (xx2.13)
x,x,11,0,7,8 (xx3.12)
x,x,x,0,10,11 (xxx.12)
5,0,5,3,1,x (3.421x)
5,3,5,0,1,x (324.1x)
5,0,x,3,1,5 (3.x214)
5,3,x,0,1,5 (32x.14)
8,0,8,6,7,x (3.412x)
8,6,8,0,7,x (314.2x)
x,0,5,3,1,x (x.321x)
x,3,5,0,1,x (x23.1x)
5,6,8,x,7,5 (124x31)
8,6,5,0,7,x (421.3x)
5,0,8,6,7,x (1.423x)
5,6,8,6,x,5 (1243x1)
8,6,5,6,x,5 (4213x1)
8,6,5,x,7,5 (421x31)
5,6,8,0,7,x (124.3x)
5,6,5,x,7,8 (121x34)
5,x,5,6,7,8 (1x1234)
8,0,5,6,7,x (4.123x)
8,x,5,6,7,5 (4x1231)
5,6,5,6,x,8 (1213x4)
5,x,8,6,7,5 (1x4231)
11,0,11,0,10,x (2.3.1x)
8,6,x,0,7,8 (31x.24)
x,3,x,0,1,5 (x2x.13)
8,6,8,0,x,8 (213.x4)
x,3,5,3,1,x (x2431x)
8,0,x,6,7,8 (3.x124)
x,0,x,3,1,5 (x.x213)
8,0,8,6,x,8 (2.31x4)
x,6,8,0,7,x (x13.2x)
8,0,x,6,7,5 (4.x231)
x,0,8,6,7,x (x.312x)
8,6,x,0,7,5 (42x.31)
8,6,5,0,x,5 (431.x2)
5,0,5,6,x,8 (1.23x4)
5,6,8,0,x,5 (134.x2)
8,6,8,0,x,5 (324.x1)
5,0,x,6,7,8 (1.x234)
5,6,x,0,7,8 (12x.34)
11,0,8,0,10,x (3.1.2x)
5,6,8,0,x,8 (123.x4)
5,0,8,6,x,8 (1.32x4)
5,6,5,0,x,8 (132.x4)
8,0,8,6,x,5 (3.42x1)
8,0,5,6,x,5 (4.13x2)
5,0,8,6,x,5 (1.43x2)
8,0,5,6,x,8 (3.12x4)
8,6,5,0,x,8 (321.x4)
8,0,11,0,10,x (1.3.2x)
8,0,11,0,7,x (2.3.1x)
11,0,x,0,10,11 (2.x.13)
11,0,8,0,7,x (3.2.1x)
x,3,x,3,1,5 (x2x314)
8,0,8,6,10,x (2.314x)
x,0,11,0,10,x (x.2.1x)
x,3,5,x,1,5 (x23x14)
8,6,8,0,10,x (213.4x)
11,0,8,0,x,11 (2.1.x3)
8,0,8,0,x,11 (1.2.x3)
11,0,x,0,10,8 (3.x.21)
x,3,5,6,7,x (x1234x)
x,3,5,6,x,5 (x124x3)
x,x,5,3,1,x (xx321x)
x,0,8,6,x,8 (x.21x3)
8,0,x,0,10,11 (1.x.23)
11,0,11,0,x,8 (2.3.x1)
x,0,x,6,7,8 (x.x123)
x,6,5,3,7,x (x3214x)
x,6,x,0,7,8 (x1x.23)
8,0,11,0,x,11 (1.2.x3)
x,6,8,0,x,8 (x12.x3)
x,6,5,3,x,5 (x421x3)
11,0,8,0,x,8 (3.1.x2)
8,0,11,0,x,8 (1.3.x2)
11,0,11,x,10,11 (2.3x14)
x,6,8,0,x,5 (x23.x1)
x,0,8,6,x,5 (x.32x1)
11,0,x,0,7,8 (3.x.12)
8,0,x,0,7,11 (2.x.13)
x,0,5,6,x,8 (x.12x3)
x,6,5,0,x,8 (x21.x3)
11,x,11,0,10,11 (2x3.14)

Quick Summary

  • The E#° chord contains the notes: E♯, G♯, B
  • In fef tuning, there are 120 voicings available
  • Also written as: E#mb5, E#mo5, E# dim, E# Diminished
  • Each diagram shows finger positions on the Guitar fretboard

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the E#° chord on Guitar?

E#° is a E# Diminished chord. It contains the notes E♯, G♯, B. On Guitar in fef tuning, there are 120 ways to play this chord.

How do you play E#° on Guitar?

To play E#° on in fef tuning, use one of the 120 voicings shown above. Each diagram shows finger positions on the fretboard, with numbers indicating which fingers to use.

What notes are in the E#° chord?

The E#° chord contains the notes: E♯, G♯, B.

How many ways can you play E#° on Guitar?

In fef tuning, there are 120 voicings for the E#° chord. Each voicing uses a different position on the fretboard while playing the same notes: E♯, G♯, B.

What are other names for E#°?

E#° is also known as E#mb5, E#mo5, E# dim, E# Diminished. These are different notations for the same chord with the same notes: E♯, G♯, B.

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