At the moment there seems to be no correlation between the name of a chime and its pitch or melody. This sucks.
However, I did notice that most of the chimes tested seem to be in one of 3 keys: C#, G#, and F#. Music scholars will immediately recognize these as a basic I-V-IV progression that should keep anyone's chime tower from sounding too dreadful. To keep things slightly interesting, there are some D-natural chimes as well, and those should be viewed with caution, unless you truly intend to have dissonance in your chime.
Below is the list of what chime corresponds to what key. I can only test the chimes I have, so if you want me to test a specific chime, give me a /chat or egyptmail and I'll see what I can come up with.
| CHIME | KEY |
| Diving Buzzard | C# |
| Diving Crane | G# |
| Diving Hawk | C# |
| Diving Owl | G# |
| Diving Parrot | C# |
| Diving Sparrow | C# |
| Diving Warbler | G# |
| Floating Albatross | D |
| Floating Eagle | G# |
| Floating Gull | F# |
| Floating Osprey | F# |
| Floating Parrot | G# |
| Floating Pheasant | C# |
| Floating Raven | F# |
| Floating Sparrow | G# |
| Gliding Crane | C# |
| Gliding Gull | C# |
| Gliding Owl | F# |
| Gliding Pheasant | C# |
| Hovering Buzzard | G# |
| Soaring Gull | C# |
| Soaring Owl | C# |
| Soaring Pheasant | D |