Frequency / octave / note / erb / erg table C00 to B5

[ixlramp]

Hey long time me no posty.
This is the corrected and extended version of the table I posted years ago. Frequencies have been checked by calculator.

Octave number follows the convention of 'Scientific pitch notation'.

Frequency (Hz) / octave / note / ERB / ERG

987.77 5 B
932.33 5 A# Bb
880.00 5 A
830.61 5 G# Ab
783.99 5 G
739.99 5 F# Gb
698.46 5 F
659.26 5 E
622.25 5 D# Eb
587.33 5 D
554.37 5 C# Db
523.25 5 C

493.88 4 B
466.16 4 A# Bb
440.00 4 A ...................................... A
415.30 4 G# Ab ........ Ab
392.00 4 G
369.99 4 F# Gb
349.23 4 F
329.63 4 E ...................................... E
311.13 4 D# Eb ........ Eb
293.66 4 D
277.18 4 C# Db
261.63 4 C

246.94 3 B ...................................... B
233.08 3 A# Bb ........ Bb
220.00 3 A
207.65 3 G# Ab
196.00 3 G ...................................... G
185.00 3 F# Gb
174.61 3 F ................ F
164.81 3 E
155.56 3 D# Eb
146.83 3 D ...................................... D
138.59 3 C# Db
130.81 3 C ................ C

123.47 2 B
116.54 2 A# Bb
110.00 2 A ...................................... A
103.83 2 G# Ab
098.00 2 G ................ G
092.50 2 F# Gb
087.31 2 F
082.41 2 E ...................................... E
077.78 2 D# Eb
073.42 2 D ................ D
069.30 2 C# Db
065.41 2 C

061.74 1 B ...................................... B
058.27 1 A# Bb
055.00 1 A ................ A
051.91 1 G# Ab
049.00 1 G
046.25 1 F# Gb .............................. F#
043.65 1 F
041.20 1 E ................ E
038.89 1 D# Eb
036.71 1 D
034.65 1 C# Db .............................. C#
032.70 1 C

030.87 0 B ................ B
029.14 0 A# Bb
027.50 0 A
025.96 0 G# Ab .............................. G#
024.50 0 G
023.12 0 F# Gb ........ F#
021.83 0 F
020.60 0 E
019.45 0 D# Eb
018.35 0 D
017.32 0 C# Db ........ C#
016.35 0 C

15.43 00 B
14.57 00 A# Bb
13.75 00 A
12.98 00 G# Ab ........ G#
12.25 00 G
11.56 00 F# Gb
10.91 00 F
10.30 00 E
09.72 00 D# Eb
09.18 00 D
08.66 00 C# Db
08.18 00 C

[Want a 9]

Cool table.  I like it.   

[Kelly]

You guys are too tech for me 

[subcontrabassist]

Science? Math?

I just play notes!

[Want a 9]

Do you guys realize that the frequency difference between a low C# and low G# is only 4.34 Hertz?  That's crazy.     If you go low enough (in theory) you could have an entire octave span about 1 Hertz.  That would reallly be nuts.  I wonder what the lowest freqencies elephants and whales communicate at?   

[subcontrabassist]

Don't forget alligators and cros. They use subharmonics as well.

[ixlramp]

I edited the table a bit, tried to make it clearer, broke up the octaves... 

[Want a 9]

Don't forget alligators and cros. They use subharmonics as well.

Alligators and crocs?  I didn't know that.  So does that mean that some aninals could be considered part of the "Low End brothers of Bass"?   

[Kelly]

Don't forget alligators and cros. They use subharmonics as well.

Alligators and crocs?  I didn't know that.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hldw2l_VxR8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hldw2l_VxR8</a>

[rickybass]

Thats funking cool
don't think I would sting my bass up with one, the gauge is just to big 

[RonP 7Below]

This is a very useful table!  I had found a simuliar one on line before, very infomative!

I don't know, I have been comtemplating going lower myself below a C or C#, but I don't know if it would really be worth it.  A Low C is difficult to hear as it is.  How does Yves get his Sub Low B to be heard? I know thats like 15 hertz.  Is he like using crazy power or ampage or something? Just wondering and looking for some info.

[subcontrabassist]

Well, most people I know tend to call bass players animals so...

[Want a 9]

Well, most people I know tend to call bass players animals so...

     Good one Stew.   

[Want a 9]

So in the video is the first alligator comnicating with subharmonic frequencies, or are both doing it?  I couldn't really tell for sure.  The sound in the video is distorted some too.   

Thats funking cool
don't think I would string my bass up with one, the gauge is just to big

Well Rickybass - I don't think anyone would want to try to string up their bass with a "string" that could bite their hand off.  I think alligator strings are just too unrulely and unpredicable.       

[subcontrabassist]

I believe they're both communication.

Subharmonics are able to travel MILES!!