Learn to write notes in the bass clef. We give you a note name, such as D, and you put it on the staff. Click or tap where it belongs; any octave counts as correct. Each exercise has 10 questions.
Tip: The clef marks F3 on the fourth line. For a given F, go to that line. For the other letters, step up or down: G is the space above it, A is the top line, and E is the space below it.
Placing notes in the bass clef
The staff in this exercise runs from E2, below the bottom line, up to C4, the ledger line above the staff. Use F3 as your anchor and count in steps. The notes under the bottom line (G2) need care: F2 is the space just below it, and E2 hangs from a ledger line.
If this feels hard, first practice reading notes in the bass clef, and check the dictionary entry for the bass clef.
More practice: write notes in all clefs →