Re: note names to midi number / hz

There is also lots of stuff in the wslib (now quark) that does this nicely.

On 17 Mar 2008, at 22:06, Andrea Valle wrote:

(Thanks Josh)

I'm in need of the contrary, midi --> name

I seem  to recall something but, hmm...

Is there anything ready or have I to implement something like that:

60.midinote 

// returms a string or a symbol

c4

Best

-a-

On 17 Mar 2008, at 20:32, Josh Parmenter wrote:

In the Ctk quark, there is a class called PitchClass. It can do this:

a = PitchClass.new(\fs, 4);

a.keynum;

a.freq;

a.pitch;

a.note;

a.acc;

a.octave;

// returns:

a PitchClass

66

369.99442271163

fs

f

s

4

Best,

Josh

On Mar 17, 2008, at 10:21 AM, morgan packard wrote:

Hello List,

I know about number.midicps, and number.cps midi. Does

anyone have anthing that will nicely deal with, say

f#4?

thanks,

-m-

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