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F Sharp Augmented Chord on Guitar (F#aug)
F sharp augmented (F#aug) on the guitar: press the strings shown below; some strings ring open. Strum all six strings and you hear F#, A#, C##. Here is the shape, finger by finger, plus the chords you will play next to it.
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The F sharp augmented guitar chord, finger by finger
Finger by finger
- Index: 6th string (low E), fret 2
- Little: 4th string (D), fret 4
- Middle: 3rd string (G), fret 3
- Ring: 2nd string (B), fret 3
Which strings to strum
2x433x: × = do not play, 0 = open string.
The notes inside F#aug, string by string
| 6th string (low E) | fret 2: F# |
|---|---|
| 4th string (D) | fret 4: F# |
| 3rd string (G) | fret 3: A# |
| 2nd string (B) | fret 3: C## |
Slide this shape along the neck: fret 1 = Faug, fret 3 = Gaug, fret 4 = Abaug, fret 5 = Aaug.
A short F#aug routine
- Put the shape down slowly and pick each string once to check it rings.
- Lift the hand, then land all fingers together. Repeat ten times.
- Switch between F#aug and F# for one minute, then try B.
Where F#aug is used
A common move is F# → F#aug → B: the raised note in F#aug pushes up into B.
Make F#aug automatic
Practise F#aug in ChordRunner: when its symbol appears, play F#, A#, C## and the microphone or MIDI keyboard confirms it. MIDI keyboard or microphone, both work.
Play the demoCommon questions
Is F#aug easy on guitar?
Yes, it is one of the open chords beginners learn first. Start slowly, check that every string rings, then practise switching to F#.
Which fingers do I use for F#aug?
Index finger: 6th string (low E), fret 2, little finger: 4th string (D), fret 4, middle finger: 3rd string (G), fret 3, ring finger: 2nd string (B), fret 3.
Will the game recognise my F#aug?
If F#, A#, C## ring together, yes: ChordRunner listens through the microphone and also accepts a USB MIDI keyboard.
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