G#m7 chord for guitar with diagrams, fingerings and notes.
All chords More G# chordsG#m7 is equivalent to A flat minor 7th. Since only one of the chord notes are present among the open strings in standard tuning, there are no simple fingerings in open positions. Because of that, the chord is often played as a barre chord or in closed positions.
It consists of four notes, though depending on the instrument, some notes may be doubled or tripled. The notes represent the root, minor third, perfect fifth and minor seventh intervals. Notice that the fifth is sometimes omitted.
G#m7 is an abbreviation for G sharp minor seventh. A less common abbreviation is G#min7. A third system is the minus symbol: G#-7.
The notes that the G#m7 chord consists of are G#, B, D# and F#.
G#m7 - C#7 - F#maj7
1st inversion: G#m7/B (means that B is the bass note).
2nd inversion: G#m7/D# (means that D# is the bass note).
3rd inversion: G#m7/F# (means that F# is the bass note).
G#m7(no3) is an G sharp minor 7th with no third (B).
G#m7(no5) is an G sharp minor 7th with no fifth (D#).
Em7 shape with a capo on 4th fret.
Dm7 shape with a capo on 6th fret.
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