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	F Side	F Alt	Bb Side	Bb Alt	Notes
High C	0		T0	T13
B	2		T2
Bb	1		T1
A	12		T12		This note is notoriously hard on every Horn I've played. Pray you don't need to play it.
Ab	23		T23
G	0	13	T13	T1	13 can actually provide enough change in slotting to work in a bind, but T1 is best.
F#	2	123	T123
F	1		T0
E	0	12	T2
Eb	2	23	T1
D	1	13	T12		Never use 0 for this D
C#	12	123	T23
Middle C	0		T0	T13	T13 provides F side sound for when you need the Bb side.
B	2		T2
Bb	1		T1
A	12		T12
Ab	23		T23
G	0	13	T13	T1	Only use alternate Bb fingering for quick stuff. 13 provides a very broad sound.
F#	2	123	T123	T12	Only use alternate Bb fingering for quick stuff. 123 provides a very broad sound.
F	1		T0
E	12	0	T2		Only use alternate F fingering for quick passages.
Eb	23	2	T1		Only use alternate F fingering for quick passages.
D	13	1	T12		Only use alternate F fingering for quick passages.
C#	123	12	T23		Only use alternate F fingering for quick passages.
Low C	0		T13		T13 provides F side sound for when you need the Bb side.
B	2		T2		Never use the Bb side in this low range.
Bb	1		T1
A	12		T12
Ab	23		T23
G	13		T13		Don't use 0 on this low G. It sounds awful.
F#	123		T123
F	1		T0		From here to double low C#, the Bb side sounds much better.
E	12		T2
Eb	23		T1
D	13		T12
C#	123		T23
Double Low C	0		T13
B	2		T123
Bb	1
A	12
Ab	23
G	13
F#	123
Pedal F			T0		Bb side pedal tones. Requires fourth valve to play with F side.
Eb			T2
E			T1
D			T12
C#			T23
Pedal C	0		T13		F side pedal tones.
B	1		T123
Bb	2
A	12
Ab	23
G	13
F#	123				Lowest playable note without a fourth valve.