The low-string augmented barre at the 2nd fret — F♯-A♯-D.
Index finger barres at the 2nd fret; the A string is left unsounded
Load F♯ Augmented (F♯aug) onto an interactive fretboard, hear every note, and build it into a progression.
Play F♯aug in the Studio →A F♯ Augmented (F♯aug) chord contains the notes F#, A#, D. It is built from the augmented formula 1 - 3 - ♯5, with F# as the root.
It stands in for F♯ major, the dominant. Raising the 5th to D adds the note that B minor's own tonic chord contains, so the augmented version leans into the resolution harder than plain F♯ does. It's a common move in flamenco-influenced and neo-classical playing where the dominant needs extra bite.