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There are definitely other ways to derive all this but with a quick glance you don't really need to do any computation involving intervals. The key is either th
by tarentel 1y ago
There are definitely other ways to derive all this but with a quick glance you don't really need to do any computation involving intervals. The key is either the second to last flat, a half step up from the last sharp, C, or F. To me this is much simpler than seeing 3 sharps and going, C->G->D->A. It's definitely good to know the latter but definitely not necessary for ascertaining the key.