The F# chord, like the F sharp chord, has a crisp, clear sound to it and is often used in music genres such as rock, jazz, or even classical music. Just like the F chord, the F sharp chord is usually played as a barre chord, and it also offers many possibilities in the B major and F# major keys. Learning how to play the F# chord will also aid in playing sharp keys and will give your musical progressions a more refined professional sound.
Table of Contents
Here are all the F# family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. F#maj
2. F#min
3. F#aug
4. F#dim
5. F#sus2
6. F#7b9b13
7. F#maj7
8. F#min7
9. F#dim7
10. F#sus4
11. F#7b5sharp9
12. F#7
13. F#9
14. F#11
15. F#13
16. F#7b5
17. F#7sharp5
18. F#7b9
19. F#7sharp9
20. F#add6
21. F#add9
22. F#6/9
23. F#5
24. F#minor6
25. F#minor9
26. F#min7b5
