Where to Start With Music Theory, Episode 12: Sus Chords

[@calyptratus187]

I started learning intervals last year and things are getting really interesting when I realized that I'm only either a half or a whole step away when I want to add in a note on top the basic 1-3(or min3)-5, eliminating key notes or, reversing the orders. Discovering these things and how harmony works is really really cool and liberating. So many permutations! Thanks for all these lessons man!

[@karllongbottomguitars9192]

Love the way that you not only explain what the chord is but how it fits in the key and what the other chords charge to

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! Chord progressions tell a story the same way a screenplay does!

[@erickt1974]

This is exactly what I was looking for! This clears up a lot. It's difficult figuring out chords on guitar since there's so many strings but learning them as triads then applying the theory to it really has helped me a lot. You're the best teacher for guitar related theory by miles

[@chilicamper]

Eric, you're the man. Really I was searching all videos on KZbin for something about guitar theory (music noticing) but did not really know where to look for. For 2 years I just barely made progress... Then i stumbled on your videos and these video series from you are the steps I needed right now. The steps you explain make sense and it's very understandable. I'm learning a lot from your videos at the moment and keep seeing and disovering new things. Noticing the music ;) Thanks a lot Eric, keep up the good work, I will keep following you!

[@studmuffin1212]

I got dumped in a coffee shop in the 90's, so thanks for giving me that flashback. 😉

[@taranaismith6081]

congratulations on 100k - well deserved!!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Tara!

[@BrentSends]

Love the Austin Powers ref. Congrats on 100k man, well deserved.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah baby! Yeah!

[@LP-dt4sq]

Eric, no complaints here! I absolutely have been digging into your Theory series. I kinda have learned most of this stuff my own way from listening, but there is nothing better than playing along with your explanation and super tasty examples to help remind me from another angle. I must say modes has always spun my mind about and I think you penetrated a very thick skin I had on the subject. Luckily I've found I been writing using the methods by ear, but I love seeing how they can be explained. I love your Channel!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yeah! The ear is the ultimate truth - if it SOUNDS good, then it IS GOOD. Buuuuut sometimes it's nice to have it reinforced with scientific data :-)

[@thejamnasium6447]

yeah I love that Cm in the open position

[@MrGrievous33]

Your intro is a streamlined masterwork at this point, bravo!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Scott! I have a real desire to not waste people's limited time on this planet!

[@StueyDoo]

I like these vids, showing the theory in action. It really makes you want to understand it more when you can see how it’s used

[@benredmond3]

when chord is the imposter

[@station2station544]

SO HAPPY FOR YOU, 100k SUBSCRIBERS!!!!!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

ACHIEVEMENT = UNLOCKED!

[@vdub1959]

Another wonderful lesson Eric. Kudos for including some Mike Campbell & Billy F. Gibbons tunage :) Just watched Uncle Larry go thru the Barracuda tune over on his channel waiting for this vid to post. Happy Friday! (eat pizza)!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yes! You know how much I love 70s Heart!

[@muskymike1885]

what about the opening cord to Hard Days Night?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

If I remember correctly it's *sorta* a G7sus4, but really I think it's a polychord - where each member of the band is playing a different chord and it all blends together to create one!

[@ellahorses5436]

I play them when the tab lists them - now I know about them, with a digression via cheap sunglasses and Tom Petty. Love it !!

[@Oklatucky_Guitarman]

I think I’ll work out a fingerstyle arrangement of “Mother Nature’s Son” in G now that I’ve seen this. Thanks!

[@LinasPetrauskas]

So glad I've found your channel 🙂

[@timball8429]

Thanks Eric. Lovin’ your channel!

[@renokid64]

My favorite- Crowded House “Don’t Dream Its Over”

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Yes!!! That's a great track!

[@crimfan]

Lots of great '80s guitar by folks like Andy Summers (The Police), Stuart Adamson (The Skids, Big Country), Colin Hay and Ron Stryker (Men at Work), Alex Lifeson (Rush), Belew and Fripp (Discipline era King Crimson), Prince (and his Revolutionary guitarist Wendy Melvoin), Roger Miller (Mission of Burma), and Dave "The Edge" Evans (U2) seemed to be pretty much built around sus chords or add suspensions moving against each other. Lifeson in particular would use all sorts of really odd suspensions by droning against an open string pedal tone. Some of his chords got really, really snarly, too with things like #4 suspensions in a dominant 7. Roger Miller made entire songs around that approach, too. I think what kept them from sounding like jazz per se was the fact that they weren't changing key or using ii-V type progressions and the melodies were totally different. I'm very much thinking of the Josh Homme voicings you highlighted the other day, too. I also tend to think of ii-V7 in jazz as being a variation on a sus. You can see it by playing Dm7-G7 as shells: x535xx -> 3x34xx because the Dm7 is just a rootless voicing of G7sus4. And awesome quote of ZZ Top! RIP Dusty Hill.

[@joecarl5473]

Lots of fun tricks to try, thanks for the lesson Eric! It's East Coast style today, supreme and a green chili sausage!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Ooooh sounds good!

[@johnandlouise1]

Always loved The Sad Cafe by the Eagles, F#sus4 to F#7 to B…occasionally variations of F#6 to F#7. So tasteful

[@rolandevenstill1]

Sus2, add 9, maj7, and min11 are the most beautiful chords there are. Be careful with these powers I've bestowed upon you. Use them for good.

[@vdub1959]

Congrats on reaching 100k subs!!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks Vern!

[@cwwmbm]

Am I the only one who wants to listen to the full song about being dumped in a coffee shop?

[@HigherPlanes]

Wait, is the guy playing a song in a coffee shop about being dumped, or did he get dumped in a coffee shop and plays a song at home? Those would be two completely different songs.

[@petergoddard1960]

I learned all about how cool 7sus4 chords were way back as a nipper, jamming/learning along with 'Space is Deep' by Hawkwind (sorry, Eric I know, but I learned so much from them. I do know other bands haha). Poor old 'B", the 'derp' note. I feel sorry for him, always the last to be picked for the team. At least the bluegrass peeps like him. Such good advice here once again. 12 fabulous lessons so far, filled with fabric and glue. My cup of tea runneth over. Thanks, man.

[@nickangelo3283]

Eric, I feel like we generally have the same taste in music and so when I see a topic for one of your videos, I feel like I know what artists you might discuss. Mixolydian? Richard Lloyd and Jerry Garcia, etc. But for this one, as soon as I saw Sus Chords I thought: Pete Townsend. Surprised you did not mention The Who, but I love how you break things down and I am going to start using a Sus4 over minor chords more often. Such a dramatic sound.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Oh Pete is indeed a master of sus chords and pedal point!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I'm at the learning the fretboard stage but these are cool ideas.

[@Rodrigo-ev7tx]

awesome video as always, thanks Eric. little comment off topic, but you should put ads on your videos, YT is full of ads lately and im sure nobody would mind if you put some, especially when your content is top notch and you are not asking for money really (many other KZbinrs would and for much less quality content). I think that could really help you and you deserve it. I’m sure you have the best guitar content out here on YT, some people haven’t discovered yet, sadly. Still, that won’t stop me from supporting you buying some tabs every month. Hope you take my advice. Once again, thanks Eric.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Thanks man! I wish there was a way to know exactly how much money I'm throwing away by not running ads, but in all my research it seems like a moving target, so I don't bother. I really like knowing that when people click on lessons like this it starts immediately - I have an obsession with efficiency/not wasting people's time!

[@ditchgator1]

The chords that drew me to the guitar 😎👍 Dig it...great video 😎👍 😎👍❤🖖

[@liampezzano]

Me, having wandered into full on Steele Dan territory, and completely losing the way back. "Yeah. I think Eric was right about having some restraint."

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Restraint is everything! Impulse control!

[@simdoyle]

Lovely job. Thanks buddy.

[@youreallygotmenow4855]

I think only sad, jealous and frustrated pseudo-musicians could dislike a video like this. Well, too bad for those 12 people. Great content, man! And I like your sense of humour as well. Keep up the great job 👍

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

The way I see it, I just gave a lecture to 7,000 people and 2 didn't like it. I'll take those numbers!

[@youreallygotmenow4855]

@@EricHaugenGuitar Yeah, that's the right way to take it, man.

[@HigherPlanes]

My excuses for playing a wrong note is always I was jazzing it up.

[@alphanumeric1529]

Leaving this comment here because this is your newest vid, you're most likely to see this comment, this isn't related to this vid, but it is a video request: I'm a beginning level guitar player - I've been fuxing around playing by ear, hunting down the right notes iteratively as I write, which is slow and painful, and it is clear I can go no further with my sh!tie fundamentals. Your vids are absolutely wonderful for cutting through the BS, well actually, you tangent quite a bit, but you do cut through the guitar instructor bs very nicely, so these vides have been an enormous help to me. Thank you! But one fundamental thing that absolutely plagues me, and it seems I'm getting no better at it over the YEARS, is my picking hand. That little son of a beach. I seem to lose my place, or index, and when I go to pick a note on the third string, I hit the fourth string or the second string by mistake. Or the second for the third, or fifth for the fourth, again and again AND AGAIN. It is infuriating. So, again, I'm new to your channel, your 100,000th subscriber, so proud, I've watched 10 or so vids, so haven't plumbed your depths (not a prison term), maybe you've covered the picking hand already, but the algo hasn't shown it to me yet? But I could use some Haugenomics™ on fundamental right hand techniques for playing lead lines, and little fill lines between chords. I'm suffering brother! Btw, I'm not that bad when using Jazz III picks, keeps me up close and tight, I usually hit my string (still miss too often), but I'm an angry strummer, and riffer, rolling between strums and little fill lead lines, and can't reasonably strum with a little peany Jazzy III pic that is like 2mm thick. God bless your work, I pray your youtube channel gets you to where you want to be. PS, also, NJ/Long Island brutha here, though I took my carpet bag out west. But I have seriously considered NC. But nah, fux that, East Coast is played out. West is STILL new, and deep west is almost virgin, even if we have no cultural infrastructure... though we did produce Imagine Dragons... no hate! And one more post script: you're only the second Haugen I've encountered in the States, fwiw! I wonder how many of you are out there? A single family trunk grown into a tree in the states? Y'all related?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

The main thing is to relax your shoulder, and try as much as possible to move from the wrist instead of elbow. The human body tries hard to throw the weight of the entire forearm into the pick, which can be a lot!

[@danielemilazzo432]

That first C Chord, reminds me of the Silver Jews, Trains Across the Sea. Miss David Berman :(

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

SAME! UGH.

[@alejandrohualdez5550]

I'm always happy to end up back at Free Fallin'. I never get bored listening to that song. Tom Petty was a genius. Even better: I CAN play the intro to Breakdown....I am a real guitarist!!!

[@kentbeery4941]

Thank you

[@elmaindps]

Men, this is the perfect clean tone

[@patrickobrien376]

I FEEL A WHOLE LOT BETTER having watched this.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Chords are where it's at!

[@bentolleson2585]

I play the open G chord like good old Jay Mascis as well 👍

[@chrisraatz6672]

well...you certainly haven't exhausted great tones as yet....the Strat into the Supro is presently tantalizing my Hammer, Anvil & Stirrup!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

It's amazing what a simple tube amp, ribbon mic, and reverb can do!

[@espedale]

Brilliant! Not to jinx you, but 100% thumbs-up so far!!!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

The way I see it - I look at the total numbers, I just gave a lecture to 3,000 people and 1 person didn't like it. I'll take those numbers as a net positive!

[@TheNullProblemo]

Cool stuff!

[@morecheesemt]

I’ve been to that same coffee shop😂

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

I worked at coffeeshops all through high school and college - memories!

[@billedwards2657]

That open Cm: goddamn lonely love -Isbell

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

One of the greatest DBT tracks ever!

[@cjo3730]

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[@dallasgerry9666]

Thought after ticket to ride you were gunna do “ I need you “

[@CA10Z]

Ticket To Ride.....That is a good looking and sounding Strat

[@markowalski1]

I think this is your best guitar tone so far. But it's hard to choose

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

All these low wattage tube amps I've picked up recently are really impressive!

[@thanasis_k]

14:10 G key chord analysis

[@DKScarrior]

Thanks youtube recommendations very cool :)

[@carltaylor4942]

For me the classic sus4 song is Pinball Wizard. Nothing but sus4 and resolutions.

[@thejamnasium6447]

Coolest way to play G is the Dean Ween way!

[@Rick_Cleland]

Where have you been!??

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Oh you know, the usual places - grocery store, trails, home office, couch :-

[@Rick_Cleland]

@@EricHaugenGuitar, I mean none of your videos have been showing up in my feed for months. I thought you were dead! KZbin sucks!!

[@jacobm7421]

If that a sus chord progression you first played is John legend. I guess that's another reason for Tom petty to sew someone beyond the grave. That's what it sounds like. Not John legend. But guys like that don't put guitars front in the mix like Tom did. Cool lesson man. I like how your cool and don't care for the beginner player. To many you tubers get hung up on teaching the beginner. Hell half of us if not more are past that. We want more teachers like you.

[@mattgilbert7347]

This is Sus.

[@shipsahoy1793]

Yes.. but not just for a rock player.. guitar players that are negative about CAGED are completely oblivious to its purpose. Also, it is not intended to be the only way to view notes and patterns on the fretboard. CAGED is a powerful tool indeed, but not the panacea or holy grail to unlocking the fretboard, but actually a significant overlay. Calling it a “system” tends to perpetuate the negative bias surrounding it.

[@bombase991]

Officially 100K subs as of this comment, congratulations 🎉🎉! Get that silver plaque 👍

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

OOOOOH I JUST WOKE UP TO THIS!!!! CAN'T EVEN PROCESS WHAT IT MEANS!!!!

[@Abletoth]

Ah he’s, the “I’m in a coffee shop in the 90s and I just got dumped” chords.

[@ellahorses5436]

Mother Nature - WOW!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Paul! I don't always love how happy his songs are, but his melodies and chords are so wonderful!

[@station2station544]

Kinda opening chords to ten years gone, in your intro. Not exactly but close.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Oh yeah! If I went to Dm/A I think that would've been it! People don't talk enough about what a genius chordsmith JImmy Page is! His ear for harmony is very unique!

[@station2station544]

@@EricHaugenGuitar Ever analyze the similarities to Ten Years gone and Band on the Run? Specifically TYG around 2:30 where Jimmy plays double-stops near the 12 fret, in relation to the opening double-stops of BotR. In true jimmy fashion of "Good artists copy, great artists steal", BotR came out first, one year prior! He's still genius.

[@station2station544]

Street Spirit/Fade Out is one of RH's darkest songs. And playing it on guitar is a true lesson in repetition. It's frankly easy to play, but difficult to play those 3 (4) chordal cycles for that long. I would dread playing it live because I would slip up at some point, and those notes are very much in the forefront, and a missed note would punch the audience in the face and then you'd be playing it on the "2", or maybe even syncopated against the vocal. Talk about string marks on the fingertips! Love it. Great lesson as usual.

[@thepatzer]

Derp note. Sounds like an indie label.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

OMG perfect - you gotta register that domain name!

[@alphanumeric1529]

Eric, would help, having a camera on your fretting hand, like up close. Can't see when you're fretting a note or not, it was pretty bad here. I think you've gone to a shot from camera left, but it is just as wide as your main shot, so no better at seeing what your fingers are actually doing. Thanks for these vids. I'm at beginner level with a few sprinklings of intermediate, but my fundamentals are FNCKED UP, so I'm trying to address that, as I'm going no further with what I've got.

[@alphanumeric1529]

And forgot to mention, if you do decide to step up your game/utility/value (I'm your 100,000th subscriber, btw, you can thank me later), and give us a shot of your fretting hand when you're explaining, or enumerating a chord, it doesn't have to be that onerous for you shooting and or editing the video. I know you have a close to no edits aesthetic and likely philosophy, or at least, energy level, lol! But, if you setup your fretting hand shot just wide enough to cover the entire fret board that you'll be playing throughout the video... so like frets 0 through 17 or something, you can then reasonably zoom into your hand fretting in first position in editing. It'll be a little blurry, but just a bit, let's call it "soft focus". But then if you want to fret some chord at the 12th fret, you can just zoom in there in editing. The upshot of this is that you don't need to stop and start filming every time you show your hand fretting, you can keep your single running monologue style, which is awesome, and still have little inserts of up close fretting so newbs like me can see where each finger is actually going. All this from one wide shot of the whole fret board (why isn't fretboard one word?). I've seen guitar channels that have a camera operator, and they follow the fretting hand hand around the fret board with a second really zoomed camera for close up shots of the fretted chords - that's onerous, as you need someone else for all your vids. I've also seen zoomed in shots of the fretting hand forming a chord, but without a second camera operator, the guitarist/instructor/film maker has to stop the video, set up the second camera tight shot of the fretting hand, and then they shoot that segment. This leads to all kinds of video files, and all kinds of edits that need to be trimmed and what not, and all that is a major editing job, it is onerous. But this aesthetic and philosophy and energy level of just zoom in with a second camera and shoot the fret board wide, then zoom in in editing for the specific close up of the fretting hand, when appropriate, you can greatly increase the USEFUL TRANSFER OF INFORMATION. This would require A LITTLE more effort on your part - let's say you detail 8 specific chord frettings in your vid (or little lead line shapes, or anything specific you're doing) you've got to make 8 cuts to your video tracks, and you've got to zoom the fretting hand cam 8 times, and that's it, boo hoo, that is not a lot of work to greatly increase the utility of your channel for actual guitar instruction. We're all here for your awesome Aspy vibe, but while we're here vibing with you, we could learn how to play the guitar as well. Eh? Think about it! Thanks for considering this if you've made it this far!

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

Noted! The easiest solution would be a 3rd camera/tripod setup which would be another $1000. If I moved camera 2 to the fretboard, you could imagine folks would complain that they can't see my strumming hand. Camera 1 = wide shot of Eric ramble and kitchen Camera 2 = medium close shot of just guitar with both hands Camera 3 = just fretting hand

[@alphanumeric1529]

@@EricHaugenGuitar I stand by my desire, I can't see what notes you're fretting in about 80% of this video. Maybe it's just me. You talk about these chords and their importance, but I can't see what you're fretting to produce these chords. Perhaps if my fundamentals were better, I'd see where you're omitting the third and using the 2nd or 4th? I don't know. All I know is I can't see what strings you're fretting! Thanks for all your work!

[@sometourist]

C9 is the sound of 90s coffee shop gigs

[@joshwright2379]

All these chords, cant we be in the neck position?

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

I lean heavily on open position first, as I think we tend to overlook it as being "beginner." To move up the neck, I'd recommend using the CAGED structures and finding the sus tones in each of those voicings - great exercise!

[@ふくちゃんマン]

Lovin spoonful 「DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC」Please！！

[@ChymicalWeddings]

Oddly enough the Googoo Dolls&Creed iniated my guitar experience. 98'

[@Fantasia_Nebulosa]

⛽

[@bwilson4030]

Truth bombs for rock players ✨ 💣 🪨💨

[@macafromthewired]

WHEN THE CHORDS ARE SUS

[@Jbarthebumtakr]

What is God's favorite chord? Gsus

[@sniffrat3646]

(groan)

[@vdub1959]

🤮🤦🏻

[@gab_ale]

Wow. I was thinking that little Supro sounds amazing like 2 seconds before I saw you saying it in the video. 6:37 That's a Metallica chord right there.

[@cwwmbm]

If anything that's a Pink Floyd chord

[@maxwellclark2345]

Yep that's the main chord in "Breathe", track 2 on Dark Side of the Moon!

[@cwwmbm]

@@maxwellclark2345 Exactly!

[@gab_ale]

@@cwwmbm I might get murdered for this, but I have never really listened to Pink Floyd.

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

I just rewatched "Some Kind of Monster!" I love that doc - simultaneously makes me respect them more, and cringe!

[@BCEpedals]

Summer of ‘69 also A maj sus chords lol

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

I legit like Bryan Adams!

[@CalumTshaw]

😂 I'm in a coffee shop in the 90s and I just got dumped

[@janitor5850]

amogus

[@sasmitroy5480]

sussus amogus

[@JohnsDough1918]

Dat moment when the the uploader appreciates the memes in the comments.

[@omorita2902]

Sussy chords

[@fenderblender356]

i just noticed what Mac de Marcos progressions are abou lol. thank you for your videos man

[@maxtoomars]

Спасибо!!! Пицца!

[@sasa__lele]

Yeah, that's kinda SUS

[@swinehorde9118]

Request time: Do Paul Pena's parts in 'Jet Airliner'. That would be fucking dope. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZvVZohtnJuUn6M That would sound so sick through that setup.

[@blues61]

Watch out, I sussed your M.O.... ;-)

[@LawtonChiles]

Springsteen uses sus chords a lot

[@rextopher]

If you were to overlay a little graphic of a chord chart….that wouldn’t be terrible

[@EricHaugenGuitar]

I hear ya, man! With my current editing software, it'd take a really long time to upload transparent chord diagrams on screen and honestly I don't know how. It takes about 8hrs a week to edit the sound for these classes, so I just put charts over on patreon to save time: www.patreon.com/posts/common-slash-55092583 Maybe one day I'll have an intern to do chord diagrams :-)

[@rextopher]

@@EricHaugenGuitar I really enjoy your perspective and keep up the good work!

[@chuckweedle]

Minor 7 flat 5 Angelina Jolie

[@jeremyg7972]

Sus

[@mrmd9324]

Haha sus chord

[@jambajoby32]

Sorry you got dumped in a coffee shop 😭