Sus#4 chords
Chords sus#4 They are made up of 3 notes that correspond to grades:
Root - Augmented Fourth - Perfect Fifth (R - #4 - 5)
The letter representing the chord name plus the word «sus#4", for example Do sus#4 is represented as Csus#4
They are found naturally in the Lydian mode of the Major Scale.
These chords are quite dissonant, as they include the tritone (R - #4) and a minor second interval (#4 - 5).
They work in genres like Black metal, Progressive Metal, Math rock, Jazz fusion, Jazz, etc…
sus#4 Chord Table
| Chord | Root | Augmented Fourth | Perfect Fifth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Csus#4 | C | F♯ | G |
| C♯sus#4 | C♯ | Fx (G) | G♯ |
| D ♭sus#4 | D ♭ | G | A ♭ |
| Dsus#4 | D | G♯ | A |
| D♯sus#4 | D♯ | Gx (A) | A♯ |
| E ♭sus#4 | E ♭ | A | B ♭ |
| Esus#4 | E | A♯ | B |
| Fsus#4 | F | B | C |
| F♯sus#4 | F♯ | B♯ (C) | C♯ |
| G ♭sus#4 | G ♭ | C | D ♭ |
| Gsus#4 | G | C♯ | D |
| G♯sus#4 | G♯ | Cx (D) | D♯ |
| A ♭sus#4 | A ♭ | D | E ♭ |
| Asus#4 | A | D♯ | E |
| A♯sus#4 | A♯ | Dx (E) | E♯ (F) |
| B ♭sus#4 | B ♭ | E | F |
| Bsus#4 | B | E♯ (F) | F♯ |
They are chords that we can perform using the open strings of the guitar, using a capotrasto, or sometimes making capo.
Fundamental
First Inversion
Second Inversion
