In this video
I show you some essential Sus chords and how they work.
Namely:
- Dsus2 
- Dsus4 
- Asus2 
- Asus4 
Why learn Sus chords?
Sus chords create great riffs and wonderful embellishments, often by literally lifting a finger.
Dsus2:
- Dsus2 just lift the middle finger 
- Let string 1 sound out 
- This E note is the 2nd note of the D major scale 
- This suspends the third, hence Sus2 
Dsus4:
- Add the little finger to play fret 3 string 1 
- This is G note is the 4th note of the D major scale 
- It again suspends the 3rd note of the scale making it a sus4 chord 
Asus2:
- I recommend 3 fingers in a line to play the A major chord 
- Lift the ring finger off to let the open B string ring out 
- This is the 2nd note of the A major scale - A - B - C# - D - E - F# - G# - A 
- Suspends the 3rd in the A major chord making it sus2 
Asus4:
- Same 3 finger A major shape to start 
- Shift the ring finger up 1 fret on the B string from 2nd to 3rd fret 
- This suspends the 3rd note of the scale making it a sus4 chord 

