Drop 2 Guitar Chords Masterclass! (They Sound SICK!)

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0:00 intro
0:23 what is a drop 2 voicing?
4:39 Chord Qualities/Root Position
9:11 7th chord inversions
11:44 1st inversion
14:01 2nd inversion
15:44 3rd inversion
18:40 Diatonic Seventh Chords
23:58 Diatonic 1st inversion
25:39 Diatonic 2nd inversion
27:21 diatonic 3rd inversion
29:18 Outro

[@ChrisMoewesBystrom]

That is incredible. I've never realized how different the inversions sounded beyond emphasizing the bottom note.

[@Jamsville]

For sure! Inversions are a game changer. The same chord can sound quite different huh? Thanks for stopping by!

[@eghernandez]

Those voicing structures sound extremely sophisticated. Wow!

[@wisamguitar5137]

Thank you sooooooooo much 😍🏵🌺

[@x2mars]

Great! Thanks

[@jamesguthridge9820]

Great explanation!

[@Jamsville]

Thanks Jamie!!

[@WippSheridan]

Now I can finally learn drop 2 chords

[@Jamsville]

You definitely can now!

[@apisdude]

My head hurts😊

[@Jamsville]

That means you're learning! 😉

[@x2mars]

So just to clarify, the first chord you show is a “drop 2 chord of a first inversion major 7th chord”? And, we can make a drop 2 chord from any inversion of any type of chord? Thanks again!

[@Jamsville]

So the first chord I showed comes originally from a 2nd inversion 7th chord (in close position.) Like I said, those close position 7th chords are actually not playable on the guitar, it's just for conceptual purposes. Theoretically, you could apply this process to any other chord. Literally just take the 2nd note from the top and drop it an octave. You could do it with triads, sus chords, anything (including doing it AGAIN with drop 2 chords..... dare I say Drop 2^2?

[@x2mars]

@@Jamsville I like it 👍

[@Jamsville]

Let me know if you have any other questions! Thanks for stopping by! 😁