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Efineff_Chord
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Can someone tell me what the 'sus' means? They post the tabs but can't find anything on 'sus.' I'm new here! 
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JohnnyYugoslavia
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Sus is short hand for suspended, so you would read the chord as C suspended 2nd or C suspended 4th. Basically this means that instead of your regular 1-3-5 triad you would have a 1-2-5 or a 1-4-5. Pretty much any worthwhile chord generator should have some voicing for these but if you're having no luck, here's pretty dependable link.
http://jguitar.com/chorddictionary.jsp
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joyousjoym
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TOP LEFT HAND CORNER OF THE PAGE IS A REALY GREAT CHORD CHART,ALSO OUTHER GOOD INFO I LOVE THE PIANO CHORD CHART TO! ITS TAUGHT ME ALOT !IT HELPS YOU TO UNDER STAND HOW CHORDS ARE BUILT! :0THIS WHOLE SITE IS INFO LISHIOUS! HAPPY HAPPY JOYOUS DAY!
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Scotch
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Traditionally these aren't really chords but non-harmonic tones. A suspension is a note held across two chords that resolves downward during the second chord. A 4-3 suspension is a fourth above the bass note resolving to a third above the bass note. A 9-8 suspension is a ninth (or second) above the bass note resolving to the octave or unison.
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