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G♯dim7 chord

G♯dim7 is a diminished seventh chord with the notes G♯, B, D, F. Also written G♯°7. The same chord spelled from A♭ is A♭dim7.

G♯1
B♭3
D♭5
F𝄫7

Intervals

NoteIntervalSemitones
G♯root0
Bminor 3rd3
Ddiminished 5th6
Fdiminished 7th9

Inversions

Root positionG♯ – B – D – F
1st inversionB – D – F – G♯ (G♯dim7/B)
2nd inversionD – F – G♯ – B (G♯dim7/D)
3rd inversionF – G♯ – B – D (G♯dim7/F)

Keys that contain G♯dim7

Not diatonic to any major or natural minor key.

Related chords

How to build a diminished seventh chord

A diminished seventh chord stacks three minor 3rds. It divides the octave into four equal parts, so the same four notes form diminished chords on four different roots; it often replaces a dominant chord.

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