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In music theory what do you do if it is a melodic?

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If you're asking about melodic scales then the answer is that when you are playing it ascending (on the way up) you raise the 6th and 7th notes, so if they were flats in the key signiture then you would play them as naturals, then when descending (on the way down) you play them as written in the key signiture, so in that example they would go back to being flats. :D

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