The Key to Understanding Key Signatures ~ Music Theory

[expressyourselfist]

Bravo!!!! Sir,this is the best and easiest explanation of the concept,I spent hundreds of dollars for a music teacher to teach me that,but you gave it to me for free in less than 3 min.

[BlackAtticEnt]

SO simple. Thank you!

[peterjordan16910]

Anyone know WHY it is tone, tone, semitone, tone, tone, tone, semitone?

I think it might have to do with the wabelength harmonic pitches, why the diatonic scale is broken up this way.???

[expressyourselfist]

@peterjordan16910 ,in any major key there is always half step between B and C and always half step between E and F, and always whole step between all other notes,just memorize this rule.

[ajayan123456789]

really easy to understand,, thanks for the video,,,

[njshrivnauth]

very nice

thanks.

[Brentypooz]

Does the tone tone... thing only apply to C mj scale or all scales?

[Pbarton2]

@Brentypooz As explained in the video, it applies to all keys and determines sharps and flats.

[Nathp16]

This equation is usually known as;

Tone

Tone

Semi Tone

Tone

Tone

Tone

Semi Tone...

[3DDFanatic]

@Nathp16 The way I've learned it, it's mostly Whole, Whole, Half, Whole, Whole, Whole, Half.

[oaklandfla2]

@3DDFanatic yes, some teachers use whole, whole, half and others use tone, semi-tone. good strummin to ya.