F#add11 guitar chord

The F#add11 chord (F# added 11th) is built from the notes F#, A#, C# and B, formula 1–3–5–11.

Notes
F# A# C# B
Type
added 11th
Level
Barre chord
OpenShape 1 of 4
×1342F#C#F#A#B
24430x

How to play F#add11

The easiest F#add11 shape is 24430x, starting around fret 2. Mute any strings marked x so only chord tones sound.

A major chord with an added fourth on top, giving a bright, ringing color.

Other ways to play it

F#add11132F#BF#A#C#F#
Barre · fret 2
F#add119×123F#BF#A#C#
Barre · fret 9

Questions

What notes are in the F#add11 chord?

F#add11 contains F#, A#, C# and B. Its formula is 1–3–5–11.

Is F#add11 hard to play on guitar?

It is harder than a basic open chord. The most common shape is 24430x.

What can I play instead of F#add11?

F# is the closest simpler chord. It keeps the same root and basic character, so it works when F#add11 is too hard or too busy.