Farrell wrote: > To those of us less mathematically challenged than I: > > I have the formula(s) (thanks Ron N.) for converting hertz to tension (given > a specific string diameter, density (or whatever), and speaking length), but > I need to convert pitch in units of notes and cents into hertz. For example: > I measure a pitch on my Accutuner as being D5 plus 60 cents. I know that I > can find a non-stretched pitch in hertz for D5 on a table somewhere (or any > other note - I have this somewhere I think), but how do I add the 60 cents > to the D5 hertz value? Thanks to any of the professors out there. > > Terry Farrell I have a table of convesions on my website. You are free to copy it and use it as you wish. I am not sure thats exactly what you are after tho. btw... what do you mean by "non-stretched pitch in hertz". That one has me scratching my head :) -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no
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