Dbsus4 (C#sus4) Ukulele Chord
Played '1124' on the soprano - Standard Tuning (GCEA). View this chord in: G-Tuning (DGBE) D-Tuning (ADF#B) Slack-Key Tuning (GCEG)
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How to play the Dbsus4 (C#sus4) on your ukulele The Dbsus4 is quite difficult and a stretch for the hand. Place the tip of the index finger on the first fret of the G string. Next the middle finger stretches over to the third fret of the C string. The ring is then placed on the fourth fret of the E string and the pinky on the fourth fret of the A string. The middle and ring fingers need to move back a little to make room for the pinky which is crammed in at the end. It will take some maneuvering and adjusting to get to the point where all notes sound when strummed.
Dbsus4 (C#sus4) Chord details
Type : Suspended (fourth)
Intervals : Db (T ), Gb (4J ), Ab (5J ), Formula : 1 4 5
Alternative notation : 1 1 2 4
Tuning : Standard Tuning (GCEA)
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Alternative Dbsus4 (C#sus4) positions We have 2 other positions for this uke chord.
Similar Charts Same Position (1): Gbsus2 , Same Fingering (10): Dsus4 , Ebsus4 , Esus4 , Fsus4 , Gbsus2 , Gbsus4 , Gsus2 , Absus2 , Bbsus2 , Bsus2 , Scales related to this chord Selection of famous scales you can play on a Dbsus4 chord to improvise great solos on your Uke.
Scales that fit: A Major , B Major , Db Major , E Major , Gb Major , B Melodic minor , Db Melodic minor , Gb Melodic minor , Db Harmonic minor , Gb Harmonic minor , Bb Natural minor , Db Natural minor , Eb Natural minor , Gb Natural minor , Ab Natural minor , Db Blues , Eb Blues , Ab Blues , B Major pentatonic , E Major pentatonic , Gb Major pentatonic , Db Minor pentatonic , Eb Minor pentatonic , Ab Minor pentatonic , B Overtone , E Overtone , Gb Overtone , Bb Altered , C Altered , F Altered , C Altered bb7 , F Altered bb7 , Bb Super locrian , C Super locrian , F Super locrian , C Ultralocrian , F Ultralocrian , B Hawaiian , Db Hawaiian , Gb Hawaiian , Dbsus4 Arpeggio
Create your own Dbsus4 ukulele chord pattern using the notes of the Dbsus4 arpeggio / intervals on the fretboard :
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