Piano Stickers 88 Key Set for the Black and White Keys, Laminated ... - Free Printable

The image you've uploaded is a guide for applying piano key stickers, specifically from PianoStickers.co.uk. It provides detailed instructions for placing white and black key stickers on pianos or keyboards of various sizes (49, 61, 76, and 88 keys). Let's break down the information and explain how to use it.

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🔍 Overview of the Guide

This guide helps users correctly place lettered stickers on piano keys so that each key is labeled with its corresponding note (e.g., C, D, E, etc.).

It includes:
- White key stickers (for the longer, white keys)
- Black key stickers (for the shorter, black keys)
- Layouts for different keyboard sizes: 49, 61, 76, and 88 keys
- A clear marking of Middle C as a reference point

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## ✔ Step-by-Step Instructions to Use This Guide

🎹 Step 1: Count Your Keys

Determine how many keys your keyboard has:
- 49 keys
- 61 keys
- 76 keys
- 88 keys

> ⚠️ Tip: Most digital keyboards are 61 or 88 keys; check the number of keys before proceeding.

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🎯 Step 2: Find Middle C

Locate Middle C on your keyboard.
- On most keyboards, Middle C is the C key just to the left of the group of two black keys.
- The guide marks Middle C clearly in each layout.

> In the diagram, Middle C is labeled at position 24 for 49-key keyboards, 25 for 61/76/88-key keyboards (since they extend beyond 24).

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🖼️ Step 3: Match Your Keyboard Size

#### ➤ For 49-Key Keyboards
- Use Sheet One: Keys 10–24 (from Middle C backward)
- Use Sheet Two: Keys 25–38 (from Middle C forward)

> Note: This layout starts at key 10, meaning there are 9 keys before Middle C.

#### ➤ For 61-Key Keyboards
- Sheet One: Keys 10–24
- Sheet Two: Keys 25–45
- Middle C = Key 25

#### ➤ For 76-Key Keyboards
- Additional sheet: Keys 5–9 (before Sheet One)
- Sheet One: Keys 10–24
- Sheet Two: Keys 25–45
- Additional sheet: Keys 46–49 (after Sheet Two)

> Total: 76 keys → spans from key 5 to key 49

#### ➤ For 88-Key Keyboards
- Additional sheet: Keys 1–9 (leftmost)
- Sheet One: Keys 10–24
- Sheet Two: Keys 25–52
- Additional sheet: Keys 53–88 (rightmost)

> This covers the full range of a standard piano.

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🖼️ Step 4: Apply White Key Stickers

- Each white key gets a sticker labeled with its note (C, D, E, F, G, A, B).
- The arrows below the keys show where to apply the sticker.
- Start from Middle C and label both left and right sides accordingly.
- Use the correct sheet based on your keyboard size.

> Example: On an 88-key keyboard:
> - Keys 1–9: Left-hand side (low notes), use "Additional sheet"
> - Keys 10–24: Sheet One
> - Keys 25–52: Sheet Two
> - Keys 53–88: Right-hand "Additional sheet"

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🖼️ Step 5: Apply Black Key Stickers

- These are labeled with sharps/flats (e.g., C#, Db, etc.)
- The bottom section shows one Sheet One for all sizes (49 to 88 keys)
- But you may need additional sets for larger keyboards.

> Black keys are grouped:
> - Groups of two (C#-D#, F#-G#)
> - Groups of three (D#-E#, G#-A#)

The numbering corresponds to the position of the black keys from left to right:
- 1–6: First group of 6 black keys (on the far left)
- Then 7–11: Next group (after the first white key group)
- And so on...

> For example:
> - On a 49-key keyboard: Only use up to black key #36
> - On an 88-key keyboard: Use all 36 black keys (and possibly more if extra sets are included)

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💡 Tips for Application

1. Clean your hands and keys – oils and dust can prevent proper adhesion.
2. Peel slowly – avoid tearing the stickers.
3. Align carefully – ensure stickers are centered and straight.
4. Start from Middle C – this is your anchor point.
5. Use the diagrams to match your keyboard size exactly.

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📌 Summary

| Keyboard Size | White Key Sheets Used | Black Key Sheets Used |
|---------------|------------------------|------------------------|
| 49 keys | Sheet One + Sheet Two | Sheet One (up to #36) |
| 61 keys | Sheet One + Sheet Two | Sheet One (up to #36) |
| 76 keys | All three sheets | Sheet One + Additional set |
| 88 keys | All four sheets | Sheet One + Additional sets |

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✔ Final Advice

- If your keyboard has more than 61 keys, you'll likely need additional sheets for both white and black keys.
- Always verify Middle C before applying stickers.
- Double-check alignment — misaligned stickers can lead to confusion when learning.

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