A11 a13 chords ?

I BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT OR A13 SUS I DONT KNOW TOO MUCH THEROY SO IF ANY OF YOU CAN ANSWER THANK YOU

I think you're having a laugh?

My guesses are (I can't figure out what you're really asking)

A11 is somewhat similar to "Asus4", technically not the same but since you wrote "sus" in your post, I'm guessing. "Asus4" is 2 2 0 0. You could also try "A7sus4" 2 2 3 0. See if they fit.

"A13sus" sounds wrong...... A13 can be 2 1 2 0

Where did you find these chords?

Cheers
Chief

Since a ukulele only has four strings you obviously can't make a full 11 or 13 chord, though you can suggest 5+ note chords by using the most important notes. Generally, the most important notes are the root, third (establishes major vs. minor "feel"), 7th (especially in the case of a dom 7 chord).

A 13 chord has basically every note in the major diatonic scale - it's not used very much because it's not all that great a sound, generally. A sus chord "suspends" the third up a half-step to the fourth. But a 13 chord has both the 3rd and 4th.

There is little practical difference between an 11 chord and a 9 chord, and it is the dominant 7 that really sets the character of 7, 9, and 11 chords. So, to "suggest" an 11 chord you might use the root, third, seventh, and then either the ninth or 11th notes. The missing fifth is almost completely insignificant.

HTH,
John

HERE THEY ARE IF CAN HELP TRANSPOSE THESE TO UKE CHORDS I WOULD BE GRATEFUL THANK YOU

Intro: D Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 *Em7/A *A11 Em7/A

A11 D Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 Em7/A A11 Em7/A
He was captain of a small ship He called her the “Queen”
A11 D Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 Em7/A A11 Em7/A
Jackson was an old man The skipper of the sea
A11 D Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 Em7/A A11 Em7/A
And he dreams about one day An island he’ll find
A11 ?D6sus Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 ?A11sus
Out lost in the o - cean Just passin’ in time

C ?A13sus ?D69sus D D69sus D A7sus
H And he’d rather be sail - in’, sail - in’, a-way
O A13sus D69sus D D69sus D A7sus
R Yes he’d rather be sail - in’, sail - in’ a-way
U A13sus D Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 Em7 A7 Em7
S And he’d rather be sail - in’

A7 D Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 Em7 A7 Em7
And he’s been to places And he knows them quite well
A7 D6sus Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 Em7 A7 Em7
But those are just trac - es Of stories to tell
A7 D Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 Em7 A7 Em7
And he loves his ladies And his whiskey is sweet
A7 D6sus Dmaj7 D6 Dmaj7 A7sus
But sailing’s his first love It keeps his soul free

Chorus then modulate half step

Fm7 Bb7 Eb Ebmaj7 Eb6 Ebmaj7 Fm7 Bb7 Fm7
And he goes where the wind blows And he flows with the tide
He’s just going no - where Just going for the ride
With a cigarette for company And a shot for good times
And the sunset to fol - low Into the night

And he’d rather be sailin’, sailin’, away
And he’d rather be sailin’, (yes he would) sailin’ away
And he’d rather be sailin End with outro

I need your pepeiao & kôkua fo da chords
Dmaj7 000222
D6 000202
?D6sus 000203
?D69sus 000453 sounds close to G6/A bass
*Em7/A 002000 or Em7 020030
*A11 x00020 or A7 x02020
?A11sus x00030 or A7sus x02030
?A13sus 002032




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Thanks for your reply i must learn more theroy

No im serious i play by hear and dont have alot of music theroy under my belt so i really dont understand that much thank you cheers!

The song is titled Sailin' by Cecilio and Kapono . . . memories of dat song back in da day, 808 style.

Thank you ive read this a couple of times and starting to understand it

Thank you very much ill try them