What key/time signature is this song in?

[Dudeman]

...no. No, the piece is in A Major. You can't arbitrarily change key sigs like that.

[BrainyLucario]

Yeah, I should stick with your judgement. Thanks again!
Edit: Nice vocabulary by the way.

[Nebbles]

Dudeman's right, can't do that.

I'm sure this is 4/4, the only thing I'm still a little unsure about is the key signature.

[Latios212]

*hint hint*

[Nebbles]

Oh, woopsie. That answers it!

[Zeila]

I know this is in 6/8 (then it goes to 4/4 I believe), but what is the key signature? Is it C major? A minor? F major? Idunno. Also just to confirm, the official name is "Lake" right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luKuQNEuXBA

[Latios212]

the official name is "Lake" right?

This is correct. Composer: Go Ichinose.

[Pianist Da Sootopolis]

I'd say to notate it in F major. That's what it sounds like to me most, though it does modulate a bit.

[BrainyLucario]

How about this one? I need the key signature, the time signature, and if possible the metronome marking, I suck at telling what they are.

[Dudeman]

F Major, 4/4 time. Question: do we really need a separate arrangement for the "Dunked On" version of Dogsong? I honestly think that the Undertale sheet list is going to be overwhelmingly large if we included every single variation included in the game. Shouldn't we just be arranging the official soundtrack? (with maybe a few of the jingles included?)

As for the tempo, you should find a good tempo tapper and measure it out for yourself. I like to use this one.

[BrainyLucario]

That would have to be Yug_Guy's call.....
We are still going to have over 100 songs to arrange if we do that.... (minus the completed ones)

[Zeila]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZrD4cs8DoU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7FkBLIZThY

Thanks in advance! (only looking for key signatures)

[mastersuperfan]

First one starts in C minor and goes to F minor.

Second one is in E major.

[Latios212]

Need keysigs n' stuff, though I won't get around to arranging until I get back.

scratchwork for first couple of measures

[Dudeman]

I'm hearing 4/4, Ab/G# minor. Though Ab minor's probably a nightmare to notate so I'd go with G# minor.