My mate played me a little chord progression which I told him was Fmaj Gmaj and G#maj. He then played the same pattern on the 1st string from the first fret, then he got a bit stuck. From the pattern I looked into a scales book and the only scale that matched frets 1, 3, 4 was the Ab maj.
Is there an easy way or an online source that will give you what key sig these chord may be from?
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No. If your chord names are correct, no one key contains them all.
F major and G major appear together in the key of C. G# major will appear only in the key of C# (but its equivalent, Ab major, will be in the keys of Ab, Eb, and Db). And no one key signature will ever include two chords of the same type a half step apart - as in your G major and G# major.
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