Inversions (slash)
symbols, sound and when to use them
Putting another chord tone in the bass — or a pedal, that is, a note that stays put underneath while the chords change — creates inversions and slash chords. They smooth the bass line (C/E, C/G, G/B) and are essential in arrangements and accompaniment.
Symbols in this family · 6 qualities
Every symbol opens that chord’s own page: what it is, how it sounds, when to use it and its diagram on all four instruments.
Every position on the neck — in the app
Here the explanation of each chord in the family stays open, with one diagram per instrument. The app is where the same harmony becomes the whole neck: every position, the inversions and the alternate tunings, with audio and no connection needed.
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