D m(add9) — Guitar (7-String)

D m(add9) as shapes on BEADGBE: lowest position first, frets and fingers named, audio on tap.

D m(add9) chord diagram, starting at fret 1. Strings low to high: B muted, E 1st fret, A open, D open, G 2nd fret, B 3rd fret, E open.

D m(add9) stacks D – E – F – A. The charts below place those tones on the Guitar (7-String)'s BEADGBE strings shape by shape, sorted from the lowest playable position on up — each one names its frets and fingers, and plays on tap.

The extra range changes the arithmetic but not the system: above the added low B the grid is the standard one, so every six-string shape survives — the new string extends it downward.

Treat the lowest shape as the address and the rest as the route: the same chord repeats along the neck, and choosing WHERE to grab it — near the nut or up where it bites — is most of the craft of rhythm playing.