6 Members Ver.

Simplified chord chart for 6 Members Ver. (karaoke of Chaeluvvv), in Dm at 129 BPM: 8 chords instead of 8, and 19 changes instead of 20. Sevenths became triads (A#, D, D#, Em, Fm, G, G#, Gm), which cuts down the shapes you have to learn. Good for playing along all the way through without stalling on a change.

KeyDm

Tempo 129 BPM

Chord changes19

ChannelChaeluvvv

In this version the sevenths were reduced to triads, and 1 changes too short for the hand to follow were merged. A diminished chord appears as minor — that is a substitution, not an equivalence: it sounds close when you are playing along, but it is not the same chord. For the harmony as it is, use the full version.

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Diatonic chords of F

Degrees of the key
I	ii	iii	IV	V	vi	vii°
F	Gm	Am	A#	C	Dm	E°

Chord track

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Notes that make up each chord

Useful for one-note-at-a-time instruments — sax, trumpet, flute, violin: they do not play the chord, they play its notes.

Chord	Notes	Functions
A#	A# D F	root, major third, fifth
D	D F# A	root, major third, fifth
D#	D# G A#	root, major third, fifth
Em	E G B	root, minor third, fifth
Fm	F G# C	root, minor third, fifth
G	G B D	root, major third, fifth
G#	G# C D#	root, major third, fifth
Gm	G A# D	root, minor third, fifth

Full chord chart with timings

The same sequence as a table, for reference or printing.

#	Time	Chord	Length
1	0:00	A#	3.8s
2	0:04	Fm	6.0s
3	0:10	D#	1.8s
4	0:12	D	30.5s
5	0:42	A#	1.8s
6	0:44	Gm	2.3s
7	0:46	A#	5.1s
8	0:51	G	2.3s
9	0:54	D	40.2s
10	1:34	A#	1.8s
11	1:36	Em	1.9s
12	1:37	A#	5.8s
13	1:43	G	1.8s
14	1:45	D	31.9s
15	2:17	G#	3.8s
16	2:21	A#	3.2s
17	2:24	Gm	1.8s
18	2:26	A#	7.2s
19	2:33	D	—