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August 23rd, 2006

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What chord?

Okay, so if I take an ESus4, but while doing this I lower the one(octave) one whole step to a seventh, what would this chord be called? 'cause I very much like the sound of it in my new song, so I want to know what to call it.

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E7 sus4

Ah, that simple, thanks a lot.

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