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The notes of the G-sharp major scale are: G#, A#, B#, C#, D#, E#, Fx, G#. The x you see is called a double sharp. (Double sharps raise a note higher by 1 whole step. Fx is actually G.) However, because of the simpler enharmonic equivalent of Ab major, which has 4 flats, Ab major is used a lot more than G# major ever is.
(2.2) Intervals of the Major Scale. The Major scale is by far the most common scale in western music. When played in sequence, the notes of the Major scale make the famous do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do sound. This characteristic sound of the Major scale is created by the pattern of intervals between its notes. There are seven notes in the Major scale and seven intervals between them. This pattern is: When this pattern is used to extract notes from the Chromatic scale, we arrive at the Major scale. Adding the semitone interval sizes together (2+2+1+2+2+2+1) gives a total of 12, the number of semitones in a octave. This is also true for every other (non-Major) scale type.