Re: how many samples long is a c3 wave? (c1: 44100/130,81=337,13018882348)

>
> how many samples long is a c3 wave? i would love to know what lenth  
> c1 c2 c3
> c4 and c5 are in samples.
> info apreciated!

here is a list of frequencies for equal tempered scale:
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/music/et.html

it should be easy - some scratching my head later - to compute the  
periods:

sample rate is 44.1 hz/s
c1 is 130.81

my measurement with test oscillator reads 1675 for 5 periods, which  
is 335

computing seems that easy:
44100/130,81=337,13018882348


With Compliments,
Benjamin Wild

wildjamin.de
myspace.com/benjaminwild






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