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jordanstoner · 14th May 2009

I always recommend Music Math. It's freeware, gives note / freq / MIDI values, as well as handy tempo to Hz / ms, and other features. An all-in-one app that I always have open when doing anything music.

Edit: MusicMath is not a recommendation for replacing the app mentioned above, just a "hey also" suggestion. Note2Frequency is much more informational and accurate for it's particular function, while MusicMath has rounded values for Hz, and no overtones or playback option. Good find!

14th May 2009	#2
jordanstoner Gear addict Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 400	I always recommend Music Math. It's freeware, gives note / freq / MIDI values, as well as handy tempo to Hz / ms, and other features. An all-in-one app that I always have open when doing anything music. Edit: MusicMath is not a recommendation for replacing the app mentioned above, just a "hey also" suggestion. Note2Frequency is much more informational and accurate for it's particular function, while MusicMath has rounded values for Hz, and no overtones or playback option. Good find! __________________ http://www.twistedsessions.com/Jordan_Stoner/ __________________ I don’t care if they died in puddles of their own vomit, I want someone who plays from his f***ing HEART! -Bill Hicks Humanity has advanced, when it has advanced, not because it has been sober, responsible, and cautious, but because it has been playful, rebellious, and immature. -Tom Robbins