Chords or Scales that can Work With This Progression

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F#sus4#5    F# Suspended 4th Sharp 5th
E7sus4      E 7th Suspended 4th
E6sus4      E 6th Suspended 4th
E7          E 7th

I'm not sure what to add on to this progression that I'm making. I also really don't know what key it is in also so I'm just confused to the max here. Anyone have chords that could possibly work for this pattern? Thanks.

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Possible Scales to Consider

Here is a list of possible scales you may want to consider looking at. As for a key I would say that F# Minor would be your best bet.

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answered 10 Jun '10, 00:49

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