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Note name to hertz

Type a value in note to get it in Hz instantly.

8.919×10¹¹Hz

That's 213,057,823× as high as the top of a piano — nothing on our list beats it. That is about 371 semitones from concert A.

What it means

What does that sound like?

Based on equal temperament with A4 at 440 Hz. Orchestras sometimes tune to 442 or 443, shifting everything slightly.

The math

How to convert note to Hz

Pitch is logarithmic: f = 440 × 2^((note − 69) ÷ 12). Every octave doubles the frequency and holds 12 semitones.

Example: G♯35 note = 8.919×10¹¹ Hz.

Every unit

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Tables

note to Hz conversion table

note to Hz conversion table
noteHz
G3 note195.998 Hz
D8 note4,698.64 Hz
E17 note2,700,310 Hz
A♯20 −37¢ note29,904,500 Hz
F♯26 note1.552×10⁹ Hz
G♯35 note8.919×10¹¹ Hz
G42 +25¢ note1.093×10¹⁴ Hz
C54 note2.946×10¹⁷ Hz
E72 note9.729×10²² Hz
G♯145 note1.158×10⁴⁵ Hz
Hz to note conversion table
Hz to note conversion table
Hznote
55 HzA1 note
110 HzA2 note
220 HzA3 note
261.63 HzC4 note
330 HzE4 +2¢ note
440 HzA4 note
523.25 HzC5 note
660 HzE5 +2¢ note
880 HzA5 note
1,760 HzA6 note

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many Hz is C♯-1 note?
C♯-1 note is 8.66196 Hz.
How many Hz is A♯-1 note?
A♯-1 note is 14.5676 Hz.
How many Hz is G♯35 note?
G♯35 note is 8.919×10¹¹ Hz.

The units

About these units

Note name (note)

The nearest note in scientific pitch notation (A4 = 440 Hz), with the offset in cents.

Hertz (Hz)

Cycles per second, the physical frequency of the note.

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