Minor 6th Chords (m6) | Guitar Chord Shapes and Voicing Charts
Last edited: 2025-07-13
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Great post! I’ve been exploring minor 6 chords on guitar and this looks like it lays everything out clearly. I see there are a few common voicing positions—are there suggestions for using these in real musical contexts, like chord progressions or comping ideas? Would love to know how to apply them beyond practice.
Hi Riley! Thanks for your comment. For real musical application, you can treat the m6 as a color-rich tonic or use it as a substitute in minor ii–V–I progressions. For instance, try swapping a m7 chord for an m6 to add a brighter feel. And yes — you’ll often find the m6 built from drop‑2 shapes, making it easy to voice-switch in a progression .
Stef
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