Flats

Lesson 7/62 | Study Time: 5 Min
Flats

Flats

A flat (b) does the opposite of a sharp. Placed immediately before a note, it lowers the pitch of that note by one semitone.

When an open string note is flattened, the new note must be located on the next lower string.

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