Today's Guitar Chord of the Day is Bsus4. Sus4 chords are usually played just before a regular major chord, they have an unresolved 'hanging' sound, hence the suspended name.
This guitar fingering for the Bsus4 chord involves playing a regular B major barre chord and slipping your finger up one fret to the 5th fret.
The root note of this chord is on the A string, you can move this chord to other frets to create other sus4 chords:
- 1st fret A#/Bb
- 2nd fret B
- 3rd fret C
- 4th fret C#/Db
- 5th fret D
- 6th fret D#/Eb
- 7th fret E
- 8th fret F
- 9th fret F#/Gb
- 10th fret G
- 11th fret G#/Ab
- 12th fret A
Check out these other
sus4 guitar chords and tune back soon for another Guitar Chord of the Day.
Today's Guitar Chord of the Day is Bsus4. Sus4 chords are usually played just before a regular major chord, they have an unresolved 'hanging' sound, hence the suspended name.
This guitar fingering for the Bsus4 chord involves playing a regular B major barre chord and slipping your finger up one fret to the 5th fret.
The root note of this chord is on the A string, you can move this chord to other frets to create other sus4 chords:
- 1st fret A#/Bb
- 2nd fret B
- 3rd fret C
- 4th fret C#/Db
- 5th fret D
- 6th fret D#/Eb
- 7th fret E
- 8th fret F
- 9th fret F#/Gb
- 10th fret G
- 11th fret G#/Ab
- 12th fret A
Check out these other
sus4 guitar chords and tune back soon for another Guitar Chord of the Day.
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