If you know how to play D Major, then D# Major should come to you easily. Place your 3rd finger on the 2nd string/4th fret Place your 2nd finger on the 1st string/3rd fret Place your 1st finger on the 3rd string/3rd fret Pay attention to that finger shape, and you'll notice it's almost identical to a D Major chord, just moved up a fret to create a new sound: D# guitar chord
How to Play D# Guitar ChordĪs promised, we'll be starting simple, with the most common voicing of D# you can find. So, today, we're going to show you those simple ways to play the D# chord (giving you chance to get your feet wet), then we'll be heading straight for the deep waters with some advanced D# chord voicings that will make your playing that much more powerful. Now, there are plenty of chord guides that will show you one or two easy ways to play D# Major on your guitar, but the downside there is that those voicings are typically underpowered and tend to get drowned out when you're jamming in a group setting. Depending on what style of music you're most into playing, there's a chance you won't run into it very often, but when you do, you'll want to be prepared to tackle it head on. D# (D#, G, A#) is one of those slightly underappreciated chords.
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