Here is a table grouping the keys by range,
and
showing you the frequencies in hertz for each note.
To make things easier, all the half tones are written with a "#"...
If you are familiar to read some of these half tones with the flat extension (b),
here is a little table with equivalences:
A#=Bb
G#=Ab
F#=Gb
D#=Eb
C#=Db
|
KEYS |
FREQUENCY (HZ) |
|
HIGH |
B5 |
987,8 |
HIGH |
A#5 |
932,3 |
A5 |
880,0 |
G#5 |
830,6 |
G5 |
784,0 |
F#5 |
740,0 |
F5 |
698,5 |
E5 |
659,3 |
D#5 |
622,3 |
D5 |
587,3 |
C#5 |
554,4 |
C5 |
523,3 |
MEDIUM |
B4 |
493,9 |
MEDIUM |
A#4 |
466,2 |
A4 |
440,0 |
G#4 |
415,3 |
G4 |
392,0 |
F#4 |
370,0 |
F4 |
349,2 |
E4 |
329,6 |
D#4 |
311,1 |
D4 |
293,7 |
C#4 |
277,2 |
C4 |
261,6 |
LOW |
B3 |
246,9 |
LOW |
A#3 |
233,1 |
A3 |
220,0 |
G#3 |
207,7 |
G3 |
196,0 |
F#3 |
185,0 |
F3 |
174,6 |
E3 |
164,8 |
D#3 |
155,6 |
D3 |
146,8 |
C#3 |
138,6 |
C3 |
130,8 |
|