Drop 2 voicings are popular among guitarists, because the relatively wide spacing between notes in these voicings usually fits the layout of the guitar better. Let's learn them!

Part 2 focuses on some sort of 3rd in the lowest note. String sets 6543,5432 and 4321 used.

An advanced rock/metal study with powerful riffing and shred solo in the end.

4 Part Harmony Drop 2 Voicings Part 4 harmonizes G major scale chords using 3rd inversion (7th in the bass, root on top).

We are going to talk about dominant 7 chords & inversions and apply them to a basic Blues progression.

Drop-d riffing + pinky challenge.

Improve chord knowledge, theory, finger dexterity. Drop 3 chords have many uses, from Jazz Arranging to Guitar chords. They are physically not playable, if not arranged this way.

Tune the guitar like the D dropped but one tune down, that is C in the first string, A in the second string, F in the third string, C in the fourth string, G in the fifth string and, finally, C in the sixth string. This tune can give you and extra heavy sound!

4 Part Harmony Drop 2 Voicings - 2nd inversion. Chords have 5th in the bass and 7th on top. G major scale harmonized using ascending and descending diatonic 2nds.