Guitar fretting patterns with DADF♯AD tuning

As a follow up to Guitar fretting patterns with DADFAD tuning here are some more patterns, for when you tune the F up to F♯.

The three new patterns

Dots (•) indicate on-scale fret positions. Open strings are also always on scale with these patterns.

The ♢♯ (diamond sharp) pattern

The ♡♯ (heart sharp) pattern

The ♧♯ (clubs sharp) pattern

Signature → Capo+Pattern

A zero indicates no capo. A number followed by a suit indicator indicates a capo at that fret and which fretting pattern to use.

When there are alternatives, use the lower capo number for a fuller sound or the higher capo number for a brighter sound.

You can additionally put a partial capo on the bass strings (or retune them).

Capo+Pattern → Signature

Together with DADFAD

Combining these two tunings (maybe with a pitch-key on F/F♯, or just with a good ear and quick fingers) and six patterns gives you the full circle of fifths within the first two frets of capo.

Demo

Here is a demo of the ♡♯ pattern:

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