Hi Moonbeam.

The closest BIAB can get you to this chord is G#m#5 (G#-B-D## where D## is the enharmonic equivalent of E) or G#m6 (G#-B-D#-F). One of these two should do the job. While not being the full extension of the chord, they both incorporate aspects of the chord.

When I look at this from the perspective of the E major key, it's and E major chord with a flattened 9th on a G# bass. With this in mind, another chords that are worth trying are E/G# and Fdim5/Ab (since Ab is the enharmonic equivalent of G#).

Once you've created the chord, depending on the Realtracks you have chosen, you may well be able to modify the notes using Playable Realtracks. The video below explain about Playable Realtracks.


--Noel

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