every time i try to search up trombone notes i don't get some notes even when i put all or naturals i can't find naturals. Or if there is any tips how to find flats sharps and naturals without a chart that would be much better
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From your question it is unclear as to what you're actually asking for.
If you are looking for a position/note chart, here is a link with enharmonic flats/sharps (e.g. A sharp & B flat) and naturals, ranging from the E two octaves below the bass clef to the B flat 2 octaves above the bass clef.
http://www.norlanbewley.com/images/Bone-Chart-b.gif
If you are looking to figure out how to flatten or sharpen a note from the natural, in general, one position lower would be the flat of that note, and one position higher would be the sharp of that note. So take the D in the middle of the bass clef. That's played in position 4, so D sharp would be in position 3, and D flat in position 5.
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There are 7 positions on the trombone. The trombone should always be tuned in 1st position. Use the chart, it is your best guide.
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