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muted.io Music theory cheat sheet Lil Beat Maker Virtual Piano Piano Chords Major & Minor Scales Circle of Fifths Music Intervals Bass Fretboard Scale Finder Chords in Keys Modes of the Major Scale Chord Transposer Guitar Scales Guitar Chords Chromatic Scale Circle of Thirds Chord Charts Chord Formulas & Intervals Xylophone Guitar Tuner Voice Tuner Scales Scale Notes Major Circle of Fifths tonic I subdominant IV dominant V supertonic ii submediant vi mediant iii leading tone vii Key Signatures (number of sharps or flats) Going clockwise from the key of C, we add a sharp for each successive key. Going counter-clockwise from C, we add a flat for each successive key. See here for a reference on key signatures. C F A D G E B F# C# Gb Db Ab Eb Bb major third, which is an interval of 4 semitones, is always 4 keys away clockwise on the circle of fifths. minor third, which is an interval of 3 semitones, is 3 keys away counter- clockwise on the circle of fifths. FreeSync