What key/time signature is this song in?

[Olimar12345]

C major. No flats, no sharps. Though that Bb makes it sound mixolydian, C is tonic and it should be displayed as such.

[E. Gadd Industries]

Thanks! And this one?:

[TheMarioPianist]

I'm 99% sure the answer is:

C major. No flats, no sharps. Though that Bb makes it sound mixolydian, C is tonic and it should be displayed as such.

Yes, the same answer.

[mastersuperfan]

I bet if you had this one claimed you'd be asking for this next:

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[TheMarioPianist]

I bet if you had this one claimed you'd be asking for this next:

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Heh. (Too bad it's already mine!)

[E. Gadd Industries]

Nope! I have no desire for Yoshi Circuit. However, I'll be looking for Tick Tock Clock afterward. XD

[BrainyLucario]

I need key sigs and time sigs for songs! I can work on it by hand while i'm grounded

[AwesomeYears]

1.) D minor, 6/8 (or 12/8, I can never figure out which one I should choose)
2.) A minor, fast 4/4.
3.) C major, can't exactly figure out time sig.

[BrainyLucario]

Thanks. I'll look into the 3rd time signature, I need to try and learn how to do that anyway

[Yug_Guy]

3.) C major, can't exactly figure out time sig.

Sounds like a fast 6/8 to me.

[Tobbeh99]

I just want to give a tip to all those who need help with key and time signature, basically show the way I do.

For key signature: I usually start picking out notes and eventually I see what key sig it should be in. For example if you have a song with reoccurring Bb and Eb, chances are that that song is in Bb-major/G-minor. A second tip is to see what chord it starts on, if the song also starts on a Bb-major chord, then it is probably in Bb-major (2 flats).

For time signature: Try locating the strong beats and the phrases, often these are played by the bass. In 4/4 it's 1 and 3, in 6/8 it's 1 and 4. try also listen if it's a simple or compound meter, by that I mean if it's a time signature that has 2 8ths (or 16ths) for every beat (simple), or if it has 3 8ths per beat (compound). Examples of simple time signatures are: 4/4, 2/2, 2/4, 3/4. Examples of compound time signatures are 6/8, 9/8, 12/8. It could also be an odd meter, like 5/4 and 7/8. 

You get better hearing this by time, and hopefully can by able to pick up the time and key signatures on your own.

[E. Gadd Industries]

I just want to give a tip to all those who need help with key and time signature, basically show the way I do.

For key signature: I usually start picking out notes and eventually I see what key sig it should be in. For example if you have a song with reoccurring Bb and Eb, chances are that that song is in Bb-major/G-minor. A second tip is to see what chord it starts on, if the song also starts on a Bb-major chord, then it is probably in Bb-major (2 flats).

For time signature: Try locating the strong beats and the phrases, often these are played by the bass. In 4/4 it's 1 and 3, in 6/8 it's 1 and 4. try also listen if it's a simple or compound meter, by that I mean if it's a time signature that has 2 8ths (or 16ths) for every beat (simple), or if it has 3 8ths per beat (compound). Examples of simple time signatures are: 4/4, 2/2, 2/4, 3/4. Examples of compound time signatures are 6/8, 9/8, 12/8. It could also be an odd meter, like 5/4 and 7/8. 

You get better hearing this by time, and hopefully can by able to pick up the time and key signatures on your own.

^I'm saving this, btw.^

[12Mari0]

Not quite sure b/c of the modulations...

[BrainyLucario]

I need a time and key sig for this song, as well.

[12Mari0]

I need the time sig for this one instead please...