I think you probably need to elaborate. This is very vague. The more info you can give us, the better we can help you. :shaka:
I've just played my interpretation of your chord (0045) and it sounds great - really sorta mysterious! I looked it up on "ukuchordnamer" but it doesn't recognize it as a named chord.
It's a chord, Jim, but not as we know it!
John Colter
I've just played my interpretation of your chord (0045) and it sounds great - really sorta mysterious! I looked it up on "ukuchordnamer" but it doesn't recognize it as a named chord.
0405 is not a Csus2 because it has the 3rd (doubled, in fact) as well as the 2nd/9th, so the 2nd doesn't replace the 3rd. I would call it an incomplete Cadd9--incomplete because it's missing the 5th. A way to play it that includes the 5th would be 0435 (also 0205). Csus2 could be played 0233 (or 5233, or 5785).
Your second instance (if you mean 0707) is just a minor 3rd dyad (of E's and G's) that might be used for a rootless C triad but decidedly not for Csus2.