Hi friends, i'm a beginner.. help me with this chords.. im confused.. wat is the difference between G#m and Gm.. i'm not getting enough clarification in other forums and Google.. help me guys..
okay let me help you... For this you must know the notes and they are A--A#/Bb--B--C--C#/Db--D--D#/Eb--E--F--F#/Gb--G--G#/Ab--A1 # denotes sharp b denotes flat and they rest of them are natural notes note-remember B and E doesnt have sharp and C and F doesnt have flats ... A1 represents octave like in indian music the lower sa and the upper sa play a note then the very next note on the higher fret will be its sharp note and the previous note down a fret will be its flat note frets are the nickel plated long markers placed on your guitars fingerboard(fingerboard is the one on which you move your fingers in order to play a note or a chord) so what you are asking is Gm and G#m that is nothin but G minor and G sharp minor chord(playing more than one note is known as a chord) well here are the tabs for Gm and G#m Gm(355333) G#m(466444) place your index finger on the 3rd fret and press all the strings and with your ring finger press the 5th string 5th fret (consider the thinnest string as string 1 and the thickest string as string 6)and with the pinky press the 4th string 5th fret ...this is nothing but G minor chord place your index finger on the 4th fret and press all the strings and with your ring finger press the 5th string 6th fret (consider the thinnest string as string 1 and the thickest string as string 6)and with the pinky press the 5th string 6th fret ...this is nothing but G sharp minor chord note:-while playing you just shifted all your fingers higher by a single fret why??? Check the notes G--G#/Ab--A and so on you may call G sharp minor chord also as Ab minor chord .Both mean the same thing
