C#sus4 chord on guitar
C# sus4
C#sus4 is a sus4 chord with three notes: C#, F# and G#. Learn it first as a barre at fret 4, your index finger flat across five strings. Below: where each finger goes, which strings to skip and one more way to play it.
Strum it and Lark tells you if it is right. The chord detector is free and listens through your mic.
How to play it
- Index flat across fret 4, from the A string to the high e
- Middle on the D string, fret 6
- Ring on the G string, fret 6
- Pinky on the B string, fret 7
The number in each note head is the finger: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky.
Strings to skip
Skip the low E string and strum from the A string down.
- Shape
- Barre at fret 4index finger across five strings at fret 4
- Fingers
- Fourindex, middle, ring and pinky
- Strings played
- FiveA, D, G, B and high e
- Open strings
- Noneevery played string is fretted
- Lowest note
- C#3the root, on the A string
- Frets
- x 4 6 6 7 4low E to high e, x means skip it
The notes in C#sus4
- C#root
- F#perfect fourth
- G#perfect fifth
A sus4 chord swaps the third for a perfect fourth, so it is neither major nor minor. F# is the perfect fourth, five frets above the root. G# is the perfect fifth, seven frets above the root.
String by string
- high e string: G#4perfect fifth
- B string: F#4perfect fourth
- G string: C#4root
- D string: G#3perfect fifth
- A string: C#3root
- low E string: not played
Every note of C#sus4 is in this shape, some of them twice.
Another way to play it
- Barre at fret 99 11 11 11 9 9Root on the low E string.
Strum it and Lark tells you if it is right.
Open the chord detector, play C#sus4 and Lark names the chord it hears, with the notes in it. In the app, the chord book has all 111 chords, string by string.