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E Major
You're a sharp one, ain't ya?
Congratulations, you’re E Major, now start pumping out those root notes on the bass. Yes, the quintessential key of rock suits anything that requires loud and low on the bass, high and screechy on guitar, and open fifths on electric keyboard. With 4 sharps it’s not the best key for winds or piano, but with the tuning on guitars, it’s like the two were made for each other. That’s probably why metal, punk and all sorts of hard rock throw down to this key. E is for energy after all, it seems.
So are you, of course. Energy and noise are what you’re all about! Go for the gusto all you want, friend. Overdoing your bubbling over amount of adrenaline can be bad. And don’t run over old people. That’s bad.
SONG EXAMPLE: Pretty much anything in the genres I listed up there.
INTERESTING TIDBIT:
* As if to drive the point home that this is a key to be played on loud amped up instruments, E is incredibly hard to play on the ukulele.
Their Analysis (Vertical line = Average)
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They scored -1% on Happy, higher than 11% of your peers.
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They scored 14% on Romantic, higher than 35% of your peers.
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They scored 3% on Melencholy, higher than 23% of your peers.
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They scored 2% on Emotive, higher than 6% of your peers.
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They scored 4% on Interesting, higher than 33% of your peers.
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They scored 24% on Energetic, higher than 85% of your peers.
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They scored 19% on Aggressive, higher than 87% of your peers.
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They scored 11% on Loose, higher than 36% of your peers.
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They scored 6% on Peaceful, higher than 13% of your peers.
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They scored 22% on Devilish, higher than 89% of your peers.
All possible test results
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A Major
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C# Major
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E Major
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B Minor
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E-Flat Major
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A-Flat Major
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C# Minor
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