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E♭m7 chord on guitar

Explore the E♭m7 shape, notes, sound and practical use on guitar.

DETECTED CHORD
E♭m7

Minor seventh

C♯E♭F♯B♭
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BASS NOTEE♭
CHORD DEGREES
E♭1F♯♭3B♭5C♯♭7
OTHER VOICINGS
OTHER READINGSF♯6 / E♭
016-string string fretboardTap OPEN to toggle open string / mute · Frets 1–12
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02UNDERSTAND THE SOUNDWhat this chord feels like
SOUND · VOICING

Minor seventh harmony with root position.

WHERE IT FITS · VOICING

Use this comfortable guitar voicing to support the groove and leave space for the other instruments.

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HOW TO USE
1

Choose strings and frets

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2

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3

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GUITAR CHORD GUIDE

E♭m7 guitar chord: notes and fingering

E♭m7 is a minor seventh chord built from E♭, G♭, B♭, D♭. Use the fretboard above to inspect its shape and hear it.

It may also be written as D♯m7; both names represent the same pitches.

QUALITYMinor seventh
FORMULA1 · ♭3 · 5 · ♭7
NOTESE♭ · G♭ · B♭ · D♭
SOUND AND USE

Character of E♭m7

A smooth, relaxed extension of the minor chord with a softened edge.

FINGERING FOCUS

Check each string

Listen for both the minor third and minor seventh to hear how it differs from a plain minor chord.

ROOT POSITIONS

E♭ in standard tuning

Find the root on string 6 at fret 11 and on string 5 at fret 6. Use either position to anchor movable shapes.