I was just wondering is there was some sort of table that had a list of notes and next to it had the Frequency of that note.
For example -
C1 = 3570.26 HZ
C#1 = 4286.65 HZ
D1 = 5879.22 HZ
D#1= 8560.28 HZ
Is there any thing like this?? Excuse my Lack of music Theory knoledge
Note's Translated into Frequency's ?
it's not just plain math... this should get you going
http://www.jimloy.com/physics/scale.htm
http://www.needhamia.com/tunesing/
cheers, Tom
http://www.jimloy.com/physics/scale.htm
http://www.needhamia.com/tunesing/
cheers, Tom
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http://www.phy.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html
Your value for C1 makes no sense when you know that A 440 (tuning fork) is A4.
Your value for C1 makes no sense when you know that A 440 (tuning fork) is A4.
Are we listening?..
Thanks for that link just what i was after Yes my values I wrote above make no sense at all , I just made them up for the example.paulrmartin wrote:http://www.phy.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html
Your value for C1 makes no sense when you know that A 440 (tuning fork) is A4.
This will help me tune hardcore Kick Drums when Designing with Drum OSC in modular, If there Is a simpler way - My ears are wide open