Here’s the 3 different minor triad inversion shapes across the first string set (Closed triad voicings). Make sure to establish the location of the root inside each one of these shapes as this will allow you to further explore knowing exactly what chord you’re playing when moving the shapes around. Have fun! 🤘😁🤘 #guitar #guitargram #guitarist #guitarsolo #guitarcover #guitarlesson #guitartutorial #guitaristsofinstagram #guitarlicks #guitarhack #learnoninstagram #viral #goviral #trending #inst

Major Chord Inversions Tutorial 1. What is an Inversion? An inversion is when you change the order of notes in a chord. Instead of always starting from the root, you move notes to the top or bottom to make playing smoother. --- 2. Root Position Formula: 1 – 3 – 5 Example: C Major → C – E – G Fingers: Right Hand (1–3–5) --- 3. First Inversion Formula: 3 – 5 – 1 Example: C/E → E – G – C Fingers: Right Hand (1–2–5 or 1–3–5) Sound: Brighter, smoother transition. --- 4. Second Inversion Formula: 5 –