G° Guitar Chord — Chart and Tabs in STEP1 Tuning

Short answer: G° is a G Diminished chord with the notes G, B♭, D♭. In STEP1 tuning, there are 120 voicings. See the fingering diagrams below.

Also known as: Gmb5, Gmo5, G dim, G Diminished

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How to Play G° on Guitar

G°, Gmb5, Gmo5, Gdim, GDiminished

Notes: G, B♭, D♭

7,6,7,6,6,8 (213114)
x,6,7,6,6,8 (x12113)
7,0,7,9,0,8 (1.24.3)
10,6,7,6,6,8 (412113)
7,6,10,6,6,8 (214113)
x,3,7,3,6,5 (x14132)
10,0,10,9,0,8 (3.42.1)
x,6,7,3,3,5 (x34112)
x,0,7,6,6,5 (x.4231)
x,6,7,6,0,5 (x243.1)
7,0,10,9,0,8 (1.43.2)
10,0,7,9,0,8 (4.13.2)
x,0,7,9,0,8 (x.13.2)
10,0,10,9,0,11 (2.31.4)
x,6,7,9,6,8 (x12413)
x,0,7,6,6,8 (x.3124)
x,6,7,6,0,8 (x132.4)
x,0,10,9,0,8 (x.32.1)
7,0,10,9,0,11 (1.32.4)
10,0,7,9,0,11 (3.12.4)
x,x,7,6,6,8 (xx2113)
x,0,10,9,0,11 (x.21.3)
x,0,7,9,6,8 (x.2413)
x,6,7,9,0,8 (x124.3)
x,x,7,6,6,5 (xx4231)
x,x,x,6,6,5 (xxx231)
x,6,10,9,0,8 (x143.2)
x,0,10,9,6,8 (x.4312)
x,0,10,6,6,8 (x.4123)
x,6,10,6,0,8 (x142.3)
x,x,7,9,0,8 (xx13.2)
x,x,10,9,0,8 (xx32.1)
x,x,x,9,0,8 (xxx2.1)
x,x,7,9,6,8 (xx2413)
x,x,10,9,0,11 (xx21.3)
7,6,7,6,6,x (21311x)
7,6,7,6,0,x (3142.x)
x,6,7,6,6,x (x1211x)
7,6,x,6,6,8 (21x113)
7,3,7,3,6,x (31412x)
7,0,7,6,6,x (3.412x)
7,6,7,3,3,x (32411x)
10,0,10,9,0,x (2.31.x)
x,6,7,6,0,x (x132.x)
10,0,7,9,0,x (3.12.x)
7,0,10,9,0,x (1.32.x)
10,6,7,6,6,x (31211x)
7,x,7,6,6,8 (2x3114)
7,6,7,6,x,8 (2131x4)
7,6,7,x,6,8 (213x14)
7,6,x,3,3,5 (43x112)
7,3,x,3,6,5 (41x132)
7,6,10,6,6,x (21311x)
7,6,x,6,0,5 (42x3.1)
x,3,7,3,6,x (x1312x)
7,0,x,6,6,5 (4.x231)
x,3,x,3,6,5 (x1x132)
x,6,x,3,3,5 (x3x112)
x,0,10,9,0,x (x.21.x)
x,6,7,3,3,x (x2311x)
x,0,7,6,6,x (x.312x)
x,0,x,6,6,5 (x.x231)
x,6,x,6,0,5 (x2x3.1)
x,x,7,6,6,x (xx211x)
7,0,x,9,0,8 (1.x3.2)
7,6,10,9,6,x (21431x)
7,0,x,6,6,8 (3.x124)
10,6,10,6,0,x (3142.x)
10,6,7,6,0,x (4132.x)
7,6,10,9,0,x (2143.x)
10,6,7,9,6,x (41231x)
7,6,7,x,0,8 (213x.4)
7,6,x,6,0,8 (31x2.4)
7,0,7,x,6,8 (2.3x14)
10,6,7,9,0,x (4123.x)
7,6,x,9,6,8 (21x413)
7,6,10,6,0,x (3142.x)
10,6,10,9,0,x (3142.x)
x,6,7,6,x,8 (x121x3)
10,0,x,9,0,8 (3.x2.1)
x,6,7,x,6,8 (x12x13)
10,0,10,x,0,11 (1.2x.3)
7,x,7,9,0,8 (1x24.3)
x,0,x,9,0,8 (x.x2.1)
7,0,7,9,x,8 (1.24x3)
x,6,x,6,6,5 (x2x341)
7,6,x,9,0,8 (21x4.3)
10,x,7,6,6,8 (4x2113)
7,0,10,6,6,x (3.412x)
10,0,10,6,6,x (3.412x)
7,6,10,x,6,8 (214x13)
10,6,7,x,6,8 (412x13)
10,0,x,9,0,11 (2.x1.3)
10,0,7,9,6,x (4.231x)
10,0,7,6,6,x (4.312x)
7,0,x,9,6,8 (2.x413)
7,6,10,6,x,8 (2141x3)
7,0,10,9,6,x (2.431x)
10,0,10,9,6,x (3.421x)
10,6,7,6,x,8 (4121x3)
7,x,10,6,6,8 (2x4113)
x,6,x,6,3,5 (x3x412)
x,0,7,x,6,8 (x.2x13)
10,x,10,9,0,8 (3x42.1)
x,6,10,9,0,x (x132.x)
x,3,7,6,6,x (x1423x)
x,0,x,6,6,8 (x.x123)
x,6,10,6,0,x (x132.x)
x,6,7,6,3,x (x2431x)
x,6,x,6,0,8 (x1x2.3)
x,6,7,x,0,8 (x12x.3)
10,0,10,9,x,8 (3.42x1)
x,3,x,6,6,5 (x1x342)
x,6,7,6,x,5 (x243x1)
x,x,10,9,0,x (xx21.x)
7,x,10,9,0,8 (1x43.2)
10,0,7,9,x,8 (4.13x2)
7,0,10,x,0,11 (1.2x.3)
10,0,7,x,0,11 (2.1x.3)
10,x,7,9,0,8 (4x13.2)

Quick Summary

  • The G° chord contains the notes: G, B♭, D♭
  • In STEP1 tuning, there are 120 voicings available
  • Also written as: Gmb5, Gmo5, G dim, G Diminished
  • Each diagram shows finger positions on the Guitar fretboard

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the G° chord on Guitar?

G° is a G Diminished chord. It contains the notes G, B♭, D♭. On Guitar in STEP1 tuning, there are 120 ways to play this chord.

How do you play G° on Guitar?

To play G° on in STEP1 tuning, use one of the 120 voicings shown above. Each diagram shows finger positions on the fretboard, with numbers indicating which fingers to use.

What notes are in the G° chord?

The G° chord contains the notes: G, B♭, D♭.

How many ways can you play G° on Guitar?

In STEP1 tuning, there are 120 voicings for the G° chord. Each voicing uses a different position on the fretboard while playing the same notes: G, B♭, D♭.

What are other names for G°?

G° is also known as Gmb5, Gmo5, G dim, G Diminished. These are different notations for the same chord with the same notes: G, B♭, D♭.

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