Suspended Chords - What they are & how to use them in progressions

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This video explains what Suspended (sus4 & sus2) chords are, how to construct them and how to use them in chord progressions.

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⌛⏳⏲Timestamps:

0:00 - Suspended Chords - What They Are & How To Use Them
0:10 - How Are Sus4 Chords Written in Notation?
0:22 - How Are Sus2 Chords Written in Notation?
0:33 - How Do You Construct sus4 & sus 2 Chords?
1:25 - How To Construct The Csus4 & Csus2 Chords
2:23 - Comparison Between C Major, C Minor, Csus4 & Csus2
2:47 - Description Of The Suspended Chord Sound
3:08 - How Can We Use Suspended Chords In Chord Progressions?
3:50 - Using sus4 To Make A Static Chord Interesting
4:46 - How To Use sus4 Chords In Turnarounds
5:50 - How To Use The Vsus4 Chord To Create A Song Intro
6:41 - How To Use sus4 chords In Minor Keys
7:50 - How To Use Common Chord Notes To Integrate sus4.
8:37 - How To Create The 7sus4 Chord & Use It In Chord Progressions
9:52 - Using V7sus4 Chords In The Perfect Cadence
10:35 - How To Use sus2 In Chord Progressions
11:43 - How To Use sus4 & sus2 In Jangle Rock Songs

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I actually love the ඞ4 no resolve sound

plague
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I want someone to make an Among Us inspired song that actually only uses sus chords.

Hey-Its-Dingo
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This is an important lesson for anyone starting guitar. When I first started there was no internet. We had to figure this out by ourselves or we had someone show us. Haha. This is valuable info. Thank you for posting.

TruthRISING
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For those wondering, technically, sus-2 and sus-4 are essentially the same only inverted differently. Their construction is also uniquely simple: take a note, add a note a 5th up, add another note another 5th up. Now play with the inversions. They can also disguise modal shifts

mss
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Or as I create chords (from the root).
Sus2 = 0+2+5
Minor = 0+3+4
Major = 0+4+3
Sus4 = 0+5+2
Power = 0+7

jasonyoung
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Great lesson. It's amazing how clear the chord patterns are, due to your use of color in the diagrams. The pattern really jumps out at you.

garettpatria
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Great to hear those subtle but essential differences, more importantly the construction of those triads gives us all the tools to master the positioning of the chord (guitarists in particular).

Mudge
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Excellent video! I've never seen it explained this well on any channel ever

williamwesemann
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These chords would make a song pretty sus

zenbeamer
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This channel is awesome! Straight to the point and very informative. I am already learning a lot!

kamrankerim
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i was looking for suspended chords and this video poped up. How lucky i am, nice vid!

solairedeastora
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This video has "Sus" written all over

ChristopherKardos
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The sus4 played reminded me of the first chord on Summer Skin, from Death Cab for Cutie.

JG-cepu
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What is God's favourite chord?



Gsus!

willrobinson
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Awesome lesson! New suscriber here! I'm learning music theory in my city to grow up like music producer and I'm watching a long but itneresting creative way!

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Great lesson! IMHO it's very good idea that you consequently uses the same key of C in your examples of eg. chords, so it makes very easy to compare the structure of many different chords as far as intervals/notes are concerned.

krzysztofmichalik
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the Gsus chord is the most Holy of all chords

andrewlowden
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Will join when I can afford to do so, than you, great explanations.

dchanson
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When first learning guitar, this was the first progression I could recognize that sounded good. I didnt know what it was until I looked it up.

JoeKyser
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Here is an interesting fact: sus4 on I is the same chord (or same structure) as sus2 on IV. Try playing it and changing just the bass (root) note (from I to IV)... ;)

schoobitz