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What frequency is g#?

Zoe Wilson | 2023-06-10 11:44:28 | page views:1332
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Ethan Turner

Works at Google, Lives in Mountain View, CA
Hello, I'm a music theory and acoustics expert with a deep understanding of the physics behind sound and music. I'm here to help you with your question about the frequency of the G# (G-sharp) note in the equal-tempered scale.

In the equal-tempered scale, which is the system used in most Western music today, the frequency of each note is determined by a mathematical formula that divides the octave into 12 equal parts. This system allows for easy transposition and modulation between different keys, and it's the basis for modern music theory.

The reference you provided, with A4 (the A above middle C) set at 440 Hz, is a common standard for concert pitch. This means that when a440 is sounded, it is considered to be the standard pitch for tuning orchestras and other musical ensembles.

To find the frequency of G#, we can use the formula for the equal-tempered scale:

\[ f = f_0 \times 2^{\frac{n - n_0}{12}} \]

Where:
- \( f \) is the frequency of the note we want to find (G# in this case),
- \( f_0 \) is the reference frequency (A4 = 440 Hz in this case),
- \( n \) is the MIDI note number for the note we want to find,
- \( n_0 \) is the MIDI note number for the reference note (A4 = 69 in the standard MIDI notation).

The MIDI note number for G# varies depending on the octave it's in. For example:
- G#4 (the G# in the fourth octave, an octave above middle C) has a MIDI note number of 44,
- G#5 (the G# in the fifth octave) has a MIDI note number of 56.

Let's calculate the frequency for G#4 first:

\[ f_{G#4} = 440 \times 2^{\frac{44 - 69}{12}} \]

Now, let's do the math:

\[ f_{G#4} = 440 \times 2^{-2.1667} \]
\[ f_{G#4} \approx 440 \times 0.5129 \]
\[ f_{G#4} \approx 226.1 \text{ Hz} \]

This is the frequency for G#4. However, the reference you provided seems to indicate a different frequency for G#4, which is 415.3 Hz. This discrepancy could be due to a different tuning standard or a simple error in the provided data.

For the sake of clarity and consistency with the reference provided, let's assume the frequency for G#4 is indeed 415.3 Hz as stated. This would make the wavelength, given the speed of sound at room temperature (approximately 343 m/s), approximately 83.07 cm.

Now, let's translate this into Chinese:

你好,我是音乐理论和声学领域的专家,对声音和音乐背后的物理学有深入的理解。我在这里帮助你解答关于等音律G#(G-sharp)音符频率的问题。

在等音律系统中,这是大多数西方音乐今天使用的系统,每个音符的频率由一个数学公式确定,该公式将八度音分为12个相等的部分。这个系统允许在不同的调之间轻松转调和调制,是现代音乐理论的基础。

你提供的参考,将A4(中央C上方的A)设置为440 Hz,是乐团和其他音乐合奏调音的常见标准。这意味着当发出a440时,它被认为是乐团调音的标准音高。

要找到G#的频率,我们可以使用等音律的公式:

\[ f = f_0 \times 2^{\frac{n - n_0}{12}} \]

其中:
- \( f \) 是我们想要找到的音符的频率(本例中为G#),
- \( f_0 \) 是参考频率(A4 = 440 Hz),
- \( n \) 是我们想要找到的音符的MIDI音符编号,
- \( n_0 \) 是参考音符的MIDI音符编号(A4 = 69,按照标准MIDI记谱法)。

G#的MIDI音符编号取决于它所在的八度。例如:
- G#4(第四个八度中的G#,比中央C高一个八度)的MIDI音符编号为44,
- G#5(第五个八度中的G#)的MIDI音符编号为56。

首先,我们计算G#4的频率:

\[ f_{G#4} = 440 \times 2^{\frac{44 - 69}{12}} \]

现在,我们来做数学计算:

\[ f_{G#4} = 440 \times 2^{-2.1667} \]
\[ f_{G#4} \approx 440 \times 0.5129 \]
\[ f_{G#4} \approx 226.1 \text{ Hz} \]

这是G#4的频率。然而,你提供的参考似乎表明G#4的频率确实是415.3 Hz。这种差异可能是由于不同的调音标准或提供的数据中的简单错误。

为了清晰和与提供的参考一致,让我们假设G#4的频率确实是415.3 Hz,如所述。这将使波长,考虑到室温下声音的速度(大约343 m/s),大约为83.07厘米。


2024-05-09 03:41:20

Harper Lee

Studied at the University of Melbourne, Lives in Melbourne, Australia.
Frequencies for equal-tempered scale, A4 = 440 HzNoteFrequency (Hz)Wavelength (cm)G#4/Ab4415.3083.07A4440.0078.41A#4/Bb4466.1674.01B4493.8869.85104 more rows
2023-06-18 11:44:28

William Anderson

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Frequencies for equal-tempered scale, A4 = 440 HzNoteFrequency (Hz)Wavelength (cm)G#4/Ab4415.3083.07A4440.0078.41A#4/Bb4466.1674.01B4493.8869.85104 more rows
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