Moveable Minor Dominant 7 Chords
Minor 7 Chord Formula = 1 + 3♭ + 5 + 7♭
Minor Seventh Chords are played by adding the flat 7th note (one full step down from the octave) of the scale to a minor triad or chord, and like most minor chords, have a sad tone or sound.
Examples of Minor Seventh chords with the roots on the Low E (6th) string.
Root on 6th String
Gm7
Root on 5th String
Cm7
Root on 4th String
Fm7
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