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D♭ major scale

The do-re-mi scale: bright and stable. Melodies and chords of a major-key song all come from these seven notes.

  1. D♭1
  2. E♭2
  3. F3
  4. G♭4
  5. A♭5
  6. B♭6
  7. C7

Whole fretboard (frets 0–12)

EADGBEFG♭A♭B♭CD♭E♭B♭CD♭E♭FG♭A♭E♭FG♭A♭B♭CD♭A♭B♭CD♭E♭FG♭CD♭E♭FG♭A♭B♭FG♭A♭B♭CD♭E♭123456789101112
Orange dots are the root D♭. From fret 12 the pattern repeats an octave higher.

First position (frets 8–13)

EADGBECD♭E♭FFG♭A♭B♭B♭CD♭E♭E♭FG♭A♭A♭B♭CCD♭E♭F8910111213
Box shape starting from D♭ on the low E string (fret 9). Enough to start soloing.

Bass fretboard

EADGFG♭A♭B♭CD♭E♭B♭CD♭E♭FG♭A♭E♭FG♭A♭B♭CD♭A♭B♭CD♭E♭FG♭123456789101112
4-string bass (E A D G)

Piano keys

FCD♭E♭G♭A♭B♭D♭
From D♭ up to the next D♭

Chords that fit

Same notes: B♭ natural minor scale. Only the home note changes.

Other scales on D♭: C♯ natural minor scale · D♭ major pentatonic · C♯ minor pentatonic · C♯ blues scale

Pick another root in the scale list, or see every chord in the guitar chord chart.