The recent Guitar Chord a Day series 12 Dominant 7th Chords, introduced 12 useful dominant 7th guitar inversions.
Today's guitar chord of the day is actually four chords in one:
- C7#5b9
- Bbm7b5
- Gb9
- Dbm6
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Dominant 7th chords are easy to modify to create other chords:
- Lower the 3rd one fret to make a minor7 chord
- Raise the b7 one fret to make a major7 chord
- Raise the root two frets to make a 9th chord
Thinking of our guitar chord as a C7#5b9 - this could be created by taking this dominant 7th chord and raising the root and the 5th by one fret to create a 7#5b9 chord.
Thinking of our guitar chord as a Bbm7b5 - this could be created by taking this dominant 7th chord and lowering the 3rd and the 5th by one fret to create a m7b5 chord.
Thinking of our guitar chord as a Gb9 - this could be created by taking this dominant 7th chord and raising the root note by two frets to create a 9th chord.
Thinking of our guitar chord as a Dbm6 - this could be created by taking this dominant 7th chord and lowering the 3rd and the 7th by one fret to create a m6 chord.
