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F7sus4 Chord on Guitar: 3 Easy Ways to Play F Seventh Suspended Fourth (Charts)

F7sus4 chord charts with finger numbers, an easier version, the notes and intervals, and the keys and progressions that use it. Also searched as f7sus4 chord, f7sus4 guitar chord and how to play F7sus4.

F7sus4 chord diagram, Barre (1st fret, E-string root)F7sus4 Barre (1st fret, E-string root): low E fret 1, A fret 1, D fret 1, G fret 3, B fret 1, high e fret 1.131 1 1 3 1 1
Barre (1st fret, E-string root)
1 1 1 3 1 1
F7sus4 chord diagram, Easy 3-string versionF7sus4 Easy 3-string version: low E muted, A muted, D muted, G fret 10, B fret 11, high e fret 11.10fr×××123x x x 10 11 11
Easy 3-string version
x x x 10 11 11
F7sus4 chord diagram, Movable shape (1st fret)F7sus4 Movable shape (1st fret): low E fret 1, A fret 3, D fret 1, G fret 3, B fret 1, high e fret 1.1341 3 1 3 1 1
Movable shape (1st fret)
1 3 1 3 1 1

Numbers are fingers (1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky, T thumb). × = don't play that string, ○ = play it open. A long bar is a barre: one finger flat across those strings. Strings run low E (left) to high e (right).

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Quick answer: To play F7sus4 (F seventh suspended fourth) on guitar, play 1 1 1 3 1 1 from the low E string to the high e string (the barre (1st fret, E-string root) shape). The chord contains F, Bb, C, Eb. If that is hard, use the easier shape x x x 10 11 11, which needs 3 fretted notes.

F7sus4 chord facts

Chord F7sus4 (F seventh suspended fourth)
Other names F7sus, Fsus7
Notes F, Bb, C, Eb
Intervals F (root), Bb (perfect 4th), C (perfect 5th), Eb (minor 7th)
Formula 1-4-5-b7
Difficulty Beginner (easy version) to intermediate (full shape)
Shapes on this page 3

How do you play F7sus4 on guitar?

The main shape is 1 1 1 3 1 1 (Barre (1st fret, E-string root)). Finger by finger:

  1. Lay your index finger flat across the low E to high e strings at fret 1. This is the barre.
  2. Put your ring finger (3) on the G string at fret 3 (Bb, the perfect 4th).
  3. Strum, then pick each string one at a time and fix any string that buzzes or is silent.

This is a barre chord, so it takes a few weeks to sound clean. Keep the index finger straight and close to the fret wire, pull back gently with the arm rather than squeezing with the thumb, and check each string one at a time. The finger stretching exercises help with the reach.