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Dsus2,
Dm, D, and Dsus4
Take a look a Dsus2, Dm, D, and Dsus4 arpeggio below. This is
a very easy way to see how these chords relate to each other.
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Dsus2
|---|---|---|---|
-1st string
|-A-|---|---|---|
|-E-|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|-D-| -4th string
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10th
fret
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E is on the 3rd string 7th fret, and the 2 of
a Dsus2 chord. |
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Dm
|---|---|---|---|
-1st string
|-A-|---|---|---|
|---|-F-|---|---|
|---|---|---|-D-| -4th string
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10th
fret
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F is a half step higher than the E, and is the
 3
of a Dm chord. |
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D
|---|---|---|---|
-1st string
|-A-|---|---|---|
|---|---|-F#|---|
|---|---|---|-D-| -4th string
|
10th
fret
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F
is up half step from F, and is the 3 of a D major chord. |
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Dsus4
|---|---|---|---|
-1st string
|-A-|---|---|---|
|---|---|---|-G-|
|---|---|---|-D-| -4th string
|
10th
fret
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G is up a half step from F,
and is the 4 in a Dsus4 chord. |
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