Guitar tuning
Every chord in Open C Minor tuning
C·G·C·G·C·Eb
Open C Minor tuning is C G C G C Eb, low to high. Compared with standard tuning, the 6th string goes from E to C (down a major third); the 5th string goes from A to G (down a whole step); the 4th string goes from D to C (down a whole step); the 2nd string goes from B to C (up a semitone); the 1st string goes from E to Eb (down a semitone). This chart gives you an easy shape for 106 chords: major, minor, power, dominant 7, minor 7, major 7, sus2, sus4 and add9, on all 12 roots.
Strings run low to high (C G C G C Eb). A number is the fret, 0 is an open string and x is a string you don't play. A label such as 5fr beside a diagram marks where a shape starts higher up the neck. Tap any chord to open that exact shape in the app, along with every other way to play it.
C chords in Open C Minor tuning
Db chords in Open C Minor tuning
D chords in Open C Minor tuning
Eb chords in Open C Minor tuning
E chords in Open C Minor tuning
F chords in Open C Minor tuning
Gb chords in Open C Minor tuning
G chords in Open C Minor tuning
Ab chords in Open C Minor tuning
A chords in Open C Minor tuning
Bb chords in Open C Minor tuning
B chords in Open C Minor tuning
No easy shape: Abm7, B7. The engine finds voicings for these, but none that avoid a thumb, a wide stretch or a muted string in the middle; each card links to all of them in the app.
Try any of these in the app
Open—Shape shows every voicing of every chord in Open C Minor tuning, and lets you hear them and chain them into a progression.