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# Piano

The pitches in Ultrastar are represented by numbers from -60 to 67 with 0 being C4 sound. Because these numbers may mean little to you, the little piano keyboard on the left side of the [*main editor*](/karedi/user-interface/middle-components/main-editor.md) can be helpful.

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## Checking the tone

In the example above we can see that *Can* note's pitch is 5. But what is 5?\
If you take a look on the piano keys you will see that 5 corresponds to F (also called *fa)* soun&#x64;*.* You can also hover your mouse on any key in the piano keyboard to learn what sound it represents.

All C keys have a red dote on them to make them more distinctive.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you are unsure about the meaning of the number representing the pitch of some existing note, you can also just hover your mouse over the note.
{% endhint %}

## Trying out tones

You can also click on any key on the piano keyboard to hear what sound that key represents.

## Hiding the piano

To hide the piano go to the menu and choose *View* -> *Toggle Piano* action (or use `ctrl + b` shortcut).