Description
In Video 7 from the Start Here Series, both Major and minor chords use the exact same rule to become 7 chords.
Add a b7 (flat-7 note) to a G Major, then it's a G7.
Add a b7 to an A minor, and then it's an Am7.
It's literally that easy!
Practice your 7 chords in the Jam Tracks Lab in six common keys in the "More Major Chord Progressions" and the "Blues" links:
https://www.fretboard-toolbox.com/jam-tracks-lab
Follow the full Toolbox Path for free to build "the music theory that matters most" from the ground up:
https://www.fretboard-toolbox.com/pathfinder
See all videos organized by instrument and topic in the Toolbox Video Library:
https://www.fretboard-toolbox.com/videos
See your instrument on the piano- (the original fretboard-piano bridge, since 2012):
https://www.fretboard-toolbox.com/fretboard-piano-bridge
Every lesson in the Toolbox Path changes just one small thing from the last idea, so if you ever get lost on the Path, just go back one step...and you're only one step away!
Happy playing,
Scott