Gm6

The Gm6 chord is a minor 6th chord rooted on the note G. Minor 6th chords sound bittersweet and evocative. Tap the diagram above to hear how it sounds with realistic ukulele tone.

Beginner Friendly

Gm6 is a great chord for beginners — the primary voicing uses only 2 fingers. Place your finger on the fretboard as shown in the diagram above, making sure each string rings clearly without buzzing.

Expanding from Gm6

Once you're comfortable with Gm6, try exploring other chords built on the same root note. G, Gm, G7, Gmaj7 all share the note G as their foundation but add different harmonic colors. Switching between related chords is a great way to train your ear and expand your musical vocabulary. Practice chord changes at a steady tempo with the metronome, and explore ukulele scales to understand the theory behind these chords.