Note instrument frequency range

Note instrument frequency range table

A 110 220 440 880 1760 3520
B 123.45 246.9 493.8 987.6 1975.2 3950.4
C 130.8 261.6 523.2 1046.4 2092.8 4185.6
D 146.825 293.65 587.3 1174.6 2349.2 4698.4
E 164.8 329.6 659.2 1318.4 2636.8 5273.6
F 174.6 349.2 698.4 1396.8 2793.6 5587.2
G 195.975 391.95 783.9 1567.8 3135.6 6271.2

C# - Db 34.6 69.3 138.6 277 554 1109 2217
D# - Eb 38.9 77.8 155.6 311 622 1244 2489
F# - Gb 46.2 92.5 185 370 740 1480 2960
G# - Ab 51. 9 103.8 207.6 415 831 1661 3322
A# - Bb 58.3 116.5 233 466 932 1865 3729

The violin's 200Hz~400Hz affects the fullness of the tone; 1~2KHz is the plucked sound frequency band; 6~10KHz is the brightness of the tone.

The 150Hz~300Hz of the viola affects the strength of the tone; 3~6KHz affects the expressiveness of the tone.

The cello's 100Hz~250Hz affects the fullness of the timbre; 3KHz affects the brightness of the timbre.

The 50Hz~150Hz of the bass violin affects the fullness of the tone; 1~2KHz affects the brightness of the tone.

The 250Hz~1KHz frequency of the flute affects the fullness of the tone; the 5~6KHz frequency affects the brightness of the tone.

The 150Hz~600Hz of the clarinet affects the fullness of the tone; 3KHz affects the brightness of the tone.

The oboe's 300Hz~1KHz affects the fullness of the tone; 5~6KHz affects the brightness of the tone; and the 1~5KHz boost makes the tone bright and gorgeous.

The 100Hz~200Hz bassoon has a full and deep tone; 2~5KHz affects the brightness of the tone.

The 150Hz~250Hz frequency band of the trumpet affects the fullness of the tone; 5~7.5KHz is the bright and crisp frequency band.

Increasing the 60Hz~600Hz of the French horn will make the tone harmonious and natural; if blown hard, the tone will be brilliant, and 1~2KHz will be significantly enhanced.

The 100Hz~240Hz of the trombone improves the fullness of the tone; the 500Hz~2KHz improvement makes the tone brilliant.

The 30Hz~200Hz of the tuba affects the fullness of the tone; the 100Hz~500Hz increase makes the tone deep and thick.

The piano has a frequency range of 27.5~4.86KHz. The timbre becomes thinner as the frequency increases; 20Hz~50Hz is the resonance peak frequency.

The harp has a frequency range of 32.7Hz to 3.136KHz. A light pluck will produce a soft sound, while a strong pluck will produce a full sound.

The 600Hz~2KHz frequency of the saxophone affects its brightness; increasing this frequency can make the tone more brilliant and clear.

The bB 100Hz~300Hz of the saxophone affects the richness of the timbre. Improving this frequency band can make the initial vibration characteristics of the timbre more delicate and enhance the expressiveness of the timbre.

The guitar's 100Hz~300Hz boost increases the fullness of the tone; the 2~5KHz boost enhances the expressiveness of the tone.

The bass guitar has a full bass at 60Hz~100Hz; 60Hz~1KHz affects the strength of the tone; 2.5KHz is the plucked sound frequency.

240Hz is the fullness frequency of electric guitar; 2.5KHz is the brightness frequency. 3~4KHz expresses the character of plucked instruments more fully.

The frequency of electric bass guitar is 80Hz~240Hz, which is the fullness frequency; 600Hz~1KHz affects the strength of the tone; and 2.5KHz is the plucked sound frequency.

The resonance frequency of the hand drum is 200Hz~240Hz; 5KHz affects the sense of presence.

Snare drum (snare drum) 240Hz affects fullness; 2KHz affects strength (loudness); 5KHz is the snare frequency (overtone area)

360Hz of tom-tom affects the fullness; 8KHz is the hardness frequency; overtones can reach 10~15KHz

The bass drum has a frequency of 60Hz~100Hz for bass force; 2.5KHz for the percussion sound frequency; and 8KHz for the drum skin overtone sound frequency.

Bass drum (bass drum): 60Hz~150Hz is the velocity audio frequency, which affects the fullness of the tone; 5~6KHz is the overtone audio frequency.

The cymbal 250Hz is strong, tough and sharp; the 7.5~10KHz tone is sharp; the 1.2~15KHz cymbal edge overtones are "golden and splashing".

Singing (male) 150Hz~600Hz affects the strength of singing. Improving this frequency band can make the singing resonate more strongly and enhance the strength.

Singing (female) 1.6~3.6KHz affects the brightness of the tone. Increasing this frequency range can make the tone bright and transparent.

800Hz is a dangerous frequency for speech. If it is raised too much, the sound will sound hard and dull.

Increasing the hoarse sound by 64Hz~261Hz will improve the timbre.

Heavy attenuation of the throat sound at 600Hz~800Hz will improve the timbre

Heavy attenuation of nasal sounds at 60Hz~260Hz and boosting of 1~2.4KHz can improve the timbre.

Too high a 6KHz frequency will produce severe sibilance.

Heavy cough sound 4KHz too high will produce a serious cough sound phenomenon (the tone when the radio frequency deviates).