What does 'all inversions' really mean when enumerating chords? Does it include open, spread voicings?
I think it usually just means: take the chord in its ‘root position’, and take inversions (that is, sort of (up to octaves) cyclic permutations) of it. So it would be leaving out lots of those more open, sparse voicings.
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I think it usually just means: take the chord in its ‘root position’, and take inversions (that is, sort of (up to octaves) cyclic permutations) of it. So it would be leaving out lots of those more open, sparse voicings.