G♯m bass chord

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G♯ minor · Frets 4–6

EADG4R5R♭3noteG♯D♯G♯BroleR5R♭3fret4664frets 4–6C1C2C3C4
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How to play G♯m on bass

The most common way, the first shape above: lay your index finger flat across the four strings at the 4th fret, your little finger on the A string at the 6th fret and your little finger on the D string at the 6th fret.

From the E string 4 6 6 4 (x: not played, 0: open)

What notes are in G♯m?

G♯m, G♯ minor, is G♯, B and D♯: the root (G♯), the minor third (B) and the perfect fifth (D♯). Its formula is 1 ♭3 5.

What is the difference between G♯m and A♭?

One note. G♯m has the minor third, B; A♭ raises it a half step to B♯.

Can I play G♯m7 instead of G♯m?

Usually, yes. G♯m7 adds F♯ to the three notes of G♯m, which softens it without changing what it does in a song.

What is the relative major of G♯m?

B: it has the same notes as the key of G♯ minor, and its chord shares two of the three notes of G♯m.

Keys with G♯m

G♯m is the iii chord in E major, the ii chord in F♯ major, the vi chord in B major, the v chord in C♯ minor, the iv chord in E♭ minor and the i chord in G♯ minor.

G♯m on other instruments

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