Four notes on four neighboring strings, the second voice from the top dropped an octave. The voices move 6 semitones in all; the largest single step is 2. Notes that moved from the chord before are in the darker color.
Four notes with a string skipped above the bass, the third voice from the top dropped an octave. The voices move 8 semitones in all; the largest single step is 2. Notes that moved from the chord before are in the darker color.
Am7♭5 (iiø7)
Grip x-3-x-2-4-3 · frets 2–4
D7♭9 (V7)
Grip x-3-x-2-4-2 · frets 2–4Voiced: ♭7 5 ♭9 3
Gm6 (i7)
Grip 6-x-5-7-5-x · frets 5–7Voiced: ♭3 1 5 6
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Gm6 (i7)
Grip 6-x-5-7-5-x · frets 5–7Voiced: ♭3 1 5 6
Gm6 (i7)
Grip 6-x-5-7-5-x · frets 5–7Voiced: ♭3 1 5 6Bar 4: the same chord held
Three notes: the root in the bass with the 3rd and 7th, the notes that name the chord. The voices move 18 semitones in all; the largest single step is 7. Notes that moved from the chord before are in the darker color.
Am7♭5 (iiø7)
Grip 5-6-x-5-x-x · frets 5–6
D7 (V7)
Grip x-5-4-5-x-x · frets 4–5
Gm7 (i7)
Grip 3-x-3-3-x-x · fret 3
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Gm7 (i7)
Grip 3-x-3-3-x-x · fret 3
Gm7 (i7)
Grip 3-x-3-3-x-x · fret 3Bar 4: the same chord held
Four notes without the root, with a 9th or 13th in its place: the bass player plays the root. The voices move 15 semitones in all; the largest single step is 5. Notes that moved from the chord before are in the darker color.
With the tritone substitute: Am7♭5 – A♭7 – Gm7 – Gm7
Dominant a tritone away; preserves the 3rd/7th guide tones and often creates chromatic bass motion. In drop 2 voicings. The voices move 14 semitones in all; the largest single step is 3. Notes that moved from the chord before are in the darker color.
Comp ii–V–I in G minor in Practice Lab: voicings chosen to move smoothly, which voice moves where, and substitutions such as the tritone sub to hear what they change. Free, in your browser, no account.