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Let's break down each chord to understand their unique qualities:

Fm7 add 11:

Base: This is an F minor 7th chord (F, Ab, C, Eb).
Add 11: The "add 11" part means we add the 11th note of the F minor scale, which is F. So, the full chord is F, Ab, C, Eb, F.
Sound: This chord has a rich, full sound with a slightly dissonant quality due to the added 11th. It often creates a sense of tension and anticipation.

AbMaj9 13 no3:

Base: This is an Ab major 9th chord (Ab, C, Eb, G, Bb).
13: We add the 13th note of the Ab major scale, which is Eb.
no3: We omit the 3rd note of the chord, which is C.
Sound: This chord has a complex, jazzy sound with a suspended quality due to the missing 3rd. It can create a sense of mystery and intrigue.

Bb11 sus:

Base: This is a Bb 11th chord (Bb, Db, F, Ab, C).
sus: The "sus" stands for suspended, meaning we replace the 3rd (Db) with the 4th (Eb).
Sound: This chord has a suspended, unresolved quality, creating a sense of tension and anticipation. It's often used to create a sense of movement and progression.

Cm11:

Base: This is a C minor 11th chord (C, Eb, G, Bb, D).
Sound: This chord has a rich, full sound with a slightly dissonant quality due to the 11th. It often creates a sense of tension and anticipation.

GbMaj13 #11:

Base: This is a Gb major 13th chord (Gb, Bb, Db, F, Ab, B).
#11: We add a sharp 11th, which is C#.
Sound: This chord has a complex, dissonant sound with a strong sense of tension. It's often used to create a sense of excitement and energy.

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