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Esus ( Mi suspended )

This chord is called: Mi suspended

It has the following characteristics


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The notes that make up this chord are: B A E


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Play Esus ( Mi suspended ) with the Piano/Keyboard



Play with the guitar



Option 1 to play a chord Esus

[x 7 9 9 10 7]

Vote for this chord: (13)Easy! - (3)Hard!
e 7ºFret
B 10ºFret
G 9ºFret
D 9ºFret
A 7ºFret
E <DontPlay
Found recommendations
- Your first finger (the barré) in the fret 7.
- Finger 2 on the fret 9 on the string 4.
- Finger 3 on the fret 9 on the string 3.
- Finger 4 on the fret 10 on the string 2.
- Play the string 6 Do not strum this string.
If this is too hard, try using a different combination.

Option 2 to play a chord Esus

[0 2 2 2 0 0]

Vote for this chord: (5)Easy! - (1)Hard!
e <OpenNote
B <OpenNote
G 2ºFret
D 2ºFret
A 2ºFret
E <OpenNote
Found recommendations
- Finger 1 on the fret 2 on the string 5.
- Finger 2 on the fret 2 on the string 4.
- Finger 3 on the fret 2 on the string 3.
- Play the string 6 as open note.
- Play the string 2 as open note.
- Play the string 1 as open note.
If this is too hard, try using a different combination.

Option 3 to play a chord Esus

[0 0 2 2 0 0]

Vote for this chord: (0)Easy! - (0)Hard!
e <OpenNote
B <OpenNote
G 2ºFret
D 2ºFret
A <OpenNote
E <OpenNote
Found recommendations
- Finger 1 on the fret 2 on the string 4.
- Finger 2 on the fret 2 on the string 3.
- Play the string 6 as open note.
- Play the string 5 as open note.
- Play the string 2 as open note.
- Play the string 1 as open note.
If this is too hard, try using a different combination.

Option 4 to play a chord Esus

[0 0 2 4 0 0]

Vote for this chord: (0)Easy! - (0)Hard!
e <OpenNote
B <OpenNote
G 4ºFret
D 2ºFret
A <OpenNote
E <OpenNote
Found recommendations
- Finger 1 on the fret 2 on the string 4.
- Finger 2 on the fret 4 on the string 3.
- Play the string 6 as open note.
- Play the string 5 as open note.
- Play the string 2 as open note.
- Play the string 1 as open note.
If this is too hard, try using a different combination.

Option 5 to play a chord Esus

[x 0 2 2 0 0]

Vote for this chord: (0)Easy! - (0)Hard!
e <OpenNote
B <OpenNote
G 2ºFret
D 2ºFret
A <OpenNote
E <DontPlay
Found recommendations
- Finger 1 on the fret 2 on the string 4.
- Finger 2 on the fret 2 on the string 3.
- Play the string 6 Do not strum this string.
- Play the string 5 as open note.
- Play the string 2 as open note.
- Play the string 1 as open note.
If this is too hard, try using a different combination.

Option 6 to play a chord Esus

[x x 2 2 0 0]

Vote for this chord: (0)Easy! - (0)Hard!
e <OpenNote
B <OpenNote
G 2ºFret
D 2ºFret
A <DontPlay
E <DontPlay
Found recommendations
- Finger 1 on the fret 2 on the string 4.
- Finger 2 on the fret 2 on the string 3.
- Play the string 6 Do not strum this string.
- Play the string 5 Do not strum this string.
- Play the string 2 as open note.
- Play the string 1 as open note.
If this is too hard, try using a different combination.

How do you play this chord?

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