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hi this is word21. I have a question to anyone who can help in any way.is there a mathmatic form. that is best to use to asign integrals to musical scales as in a=x number
 
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word21 said:
hi this is word21. I have a question to anyone who can help in any way.is there a mathmatic form. that is best to use to asign integrals to musical scales as in a=x number

Welcome to Physics Forums.

I'm not really sure what you are asking. It might be related to the fact that you multiply a given frequency by the twelfth root of 2 to get the subsequent note in the chromatic scale of the well-tempered tuning.

For example:
A is 440 Hz
A# is 440 Hz*1.059463 = 466.1637615 Hz
B is 466.1637615 Hz*1.059463=493.8833013 Hz

And so on.
 

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