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    Musical Scale(s)

    The following table provides the frequencies of four octaves of the tempered musical scale (1/2 step between notes) rounded in integers:
    Note Frequency Note Frequency
    A 110 A (above middle C) 440
    A# (B flat) 117 A# (B flat) 466
    B 123 B 494
    C (low C) 131 C (high C) 523
    C# (D flat) 139 C# (D flat) 554
    D 147 D 587
    D# (E flat) 156 D# (E flat) 622
    E 165 E 659
    F 175 F 698
    F# (G flat) 185 F# (G flat) 740
    G 196 G 784
    G# (A flat) 208 G# (A flat) 831
    A (below middle C) 220 A (above high C) 880
    A# (B flat) 233 A# (B flat) 932
    B 247 B 988
    C (middle C) 262 C 1,047
    C# (D flat) 277 C# (D flat) 1,109
    D 294 D 1,175
    D# (E flat) 311 D# (E flat) 1,245
    E 330 E 1,319
    F 349 F 1,397
    F# (G flat) 370 F# (G flat) 1,480
    G 392 G 1,568
    G# (A flat) 415 G# (A flat) 1,661
    A (above middle C) 440 A 1,760

    Note 1: Standard Pitch is based on the tone "A" of 440 Hz. With this standard, the frequency of Middle C should actually be 261.626 Hz.
    Note 2: The entire Musical Scale from C0 (16.35 Hz) to D9# (9,956.06 Hz) are available as presets in the “Make Waves” Generator (Edit Menu).
    A above Middle C Frequencies vs Time

    Designation Frequency in
    Hertz (Hz)
    Time Period (Historical) Standard Name
    Standard Pitch (Stuttgart Pitch) 440 1936 on Forward ISO - 16
    French Standard 435 1859 -
    Concert Pitch 440 - 444 Varies -
    Baroque Pitch 415 1600 to 1750 Baroque
    Chorton Pitch 466 1618 to 1795 Choir Pitch
    (Oxford)
    Last edited by Craig Maier; 08-08-2023, 06:54 PM.
    "Who put orange juice in my orange juice?" - - - William Claude Dukenfield
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