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Worship pad in F♯

Tap the button to play a soft pad in F♯: its root, fifth and octave, which sit under every chord in F♯ major (and E♭ minor songs use the E♭ pad). It is made in your browser as it plays, nothing to download.

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Play a pad in F♯

Made in your browser as it plays: nothing to download. Tap to start; tap again to fade out.

The full app adds Shimmer, Strings, Choir and the pipe organ (Pro), a click, setlists and the hymn book.

The chords in F♯ major

F♯ major’s scale is F♯, G♯, A♯, B, C♯, D♯, F. Its chords, with their Nashville numbers, are below; a F♯ pad sits under all of them.

NumberRomanChord
1IF♯
2miiG♯m
3miiiA♯m
4IVB
5VC♯
6mviD♯m
7°vii°Fdim

Playing in F♯ on guitar

Guitarists can play in F♯ with familiar shapes and a capo: E shapes with a capo on fret 2; D shapes with a capo on fret 4; C shapes with a capo on fret 6.

The relative minor of F♯ major is E♭m: the same notes, starting on E♭.

Hymns in F♯

None of the hymns in Stage Pads’ hymn book is written in F♯, but any of them can be moved into F♯ on the stage with Key + and Key −, and the pad follows.

Changing key mid-song

For a key change, tap the new key in Stage Pads and the F♯ pad fades into it. A last-chorus lift from F♯ usually goes up a semitone or a tone, to G or A♭.

Questions

What chords go with a F sharp pad?

Every chord in F sharp major: F sharp, G sharpm, A sharpm, B, C sharp, D sharpm. The pad has no third, so major and minor chords both sit on it.

Can I use the F sharp pad for a minor song?

Use the pad of the song’s own key: a song in F sharp minor takes this F sharp pad, and a song in E flat minor (the relative minor) takes that key’s pad.