it is my own. does the root note have to be C for any particular reason or was that just your first stab at what could be a string of different chords? i'm not a beginner; i know most chords. i just sort of randomly did this one recently and liked it so i looked for a name and came up empty handed. i was wondering if some seasoned vet on here (possibly like yourself, i dont know) would have an easy answer for me.
Ominous, yes. In context and in simplified form, it goes from an F to a Dm6 to a flurry C variations then back to F and to cette mystery chord (which I will now dub Fdim/C thanks to you) then to another flurry of C's and so on and so forth. Unless that information somehow changes your mind, I'm content with th Fdim/C. Thank you very much.
Since the chord is leading into a C, I'd call it a Bdim7/C -- and in this voicing, you're not playing the b5 of the chord. If that makes any sense.
I'm not sure dim7 can be slash chords. And when I say "can", I mean in theory land -- not in uke land! Everything is possible there.
If we're talking about resolving to the C chord, my Dbmaj7(#11) is a great candidate for resolving to the I in C.
this may or not be the song (cant listen to or watch it at the moment) its one of a few little recordings i did to hear what it sounds like.
http://i15.photobucket.com/player.s...om/albums/a392/mrryandaily/stuffs/Movie15.flv
sorry if it doesnt work. ??
Thanks for the help everyone (except Spooner, see:useless information :shaka: ). I never would've come up with those on my own in any reasonable amount of time.