D Minor 7th Guitar Chord
also known as Dm7, Dmin7, D-7
- make a barre on the first fret with your first finger from the first string to the second string
- your second finger goes on the second fret of the third string
- the fourth string is open
- the fifth and sixth strings are muted
Notes in a D Minor 7th Guitar chord
Root : D
Minor 3rd : F
5th : A
Dominant 7th : C
Recommended Scales for a D Minor 7th Guitar Chord
Rock Scales
Modes Scales
- C Ionian Scale
- F Ionian Scale
- A# Ionian Scale
- C Dorian Scale
- D Dorian Scale
- G Dorian Scale
- D Phrygian Scale
- E Phrygian Scale
- A Phrygian Scale
- D# Lydian Scale
- F Lydian Scale
- A# Lydian Scale
- C Mixolydian Scale
- F Mixolydian Scale
- G Mixolydian Scale
- D Aeolion Scale
- G Aeolion Scale
- A Aeolion Scale
- D# Augmented Lydian Scale
- D# Diminished Lydian Scale
Miscellaneous Scales
Jazz Scales
- C Major Bebop Scale
- F Major Bebop Scale
- A# Major Bebop Scale
- C Minor Bebop Scale
- D Minor Bebop Scale
- G Minor Bebop Scale
- C Dominant Bebop Scale
- F Dominant Bebop Scale
- G Dominant Bebop Scale
- C# Harmonic Minor Bebop Scale
- E Harmonic Minor Bebop Scale
- F Lydian Dominant Scale
- B Altered Scale
- C Melodic Minor Scale
- D Half-Whole Diminished Scale
- F Half-Whole Diminished Scale
- G# Half-Whole Diminished Scale
- B Half-Whole Diminished Scale