frequency chart

[dobro]

I know that an octave above or below a given note is double or half the frequency of that note, but does anyone have a link to a handy chart that gives the frequencies of all the notes, say, from the fourth string on an electric bass up to the top string of a guitar? A chromatic scale is what I'm looking for, going from about 42 Hz up to about 700 - 800 Hz.

Really handy for dialling in particular frequencies to deal with.

 

[teknomike]

That's bizarre !

Dobro - I was just looking at a chart similar to what you mention - It's in my Porta 05 manual (which I just found after 5 years in storage). Wow.
Anyway - I will have to find a scanner to get you an electronic copy.
Basically, it gives the note frequencies on a piano keyboard, and where different instruments fit into the freq range - It's quite interesting.
Will let you know (either that or I'll transcribe it).
mike

 

[teknomike]

Found something else.
This is very similar - big document, but what you want is on page 2 or 3.
http://www.phonic.com/user_manual_pdf/mq4130-4215-4230-v/mq4130_4215_4230_um_p7-16.pdf
Enjoy !
mike

 

[Gidge]

http://www.phy.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html

 

[dobro]

Mike - thanks for the link, although my brower won't read it.

Gidge - your link worked well. Love ya - thanks.

Sometimes this site shines, it really does.

 

[teknomike]

Dobro - My browser crapped out on it too - I ended up right clicking and saving link as....
Then opening up offline.
Cheers,
Mike

 

[Tekker]

Hmmm, I was able to open it up fine.

-tkr

 

[Gidge]

You have to have AdobeAcrobatReader to open that link I believe...that may or may not be the problemo.....

Dobro, youre making me blush