What determines a song's key signature?
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how many sharps or flats are played/used in the music
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Think about what chord you are playing the most.  That would usually be the "tonic chord" and the lowest note of that chord is the name of the key. If you know the name of that chord, that is the name of the key as well.  If you don't know the name, but can hear the same note played on a guitar and piano, then match that note to a key to figure out what the name of the note is.  The white key before a group of two black keys is called C. The white keys are in order c,d,e,f,g,a,b, and then you should be at c again.  The balck notes are the same letters plus sharp if the note is higher than the white key ex. c sharp  or flat if the balck note is lower than the white key- d flat.  b and c and e and f are next to each other without a black note betwen them.  This pattern of balck and white notes on the piano keyboard repeats many times- each repeat is called an octave.
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Song titles have quotation around them.\n\nChow!!
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A song's tem is it's Tempo
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first determine what key the music is being played in... then find your self some scales... penatonic seems to be the easiest... then match up the penatonic to the key of the song... and make it up from there...
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if u double click the song it will give u a 30 second sample of the song...so click away
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Work out what musical key you are in. Choose a scale for that. Try to find the melody you have written some where in that scale, and then improvise around it.
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Try songfacts.com  \n\nhttp://www.songfacts.com/
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<embed src="url_of_song" autostart="true" loop="true" width="0" height="0"></embed>\n\n\nTry that
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Depends on the keyboard :-)\n\nBut in general, the Function key -- the top row, are aux keys.
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D#. Or E flat. Same scale, same key. Or you can tune down a half step and just play it in the key of D and it will sound the same as if you were actually playing it in D#. The chords are D#-G#-A#, OR Eflat-Aflat-Bflat. If you tune down 1/2 step then play D-G-A.
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In Media player right click LIBRARY. TOOLS. Search for media files (or just press F3) Then tell it were your songs are.