| f (kHz) | device, event, phenomena, process |
|---|---|
| 25–80 | bat sonar clicks |
| 40–50 | ultrasonic cleaning |
| 32.768 | quartz timing crystal |
| 18–20 | upper limit of human hearing |
| 4–5 | field cricket (Teleogryllus oceanicus) |
| 2.2–2.8 | clapping |
| 2–5 | maximum sensitivity of the human hear |
| f (Hz) | device, event, phenomena, process |
| 300–3000 | voice frequency (VF), important for understanding speech |
| 2048 | C7 scientific scale, highest note of a soprano singer (approximate) |
| 440 | A4 american standard pitch, tv test pattern tone |
| 435 | A4 international pitch |
| 426.67 | A4 scientific scale |
| 261.63 | C4 american standard pitch |
| 258.65 | C4 international pitch |
| 256 | C4 scientific scale, typical fundamental frequency for female vocal cords |
| 128 | C3 scientific scale, typical fundamental frequency for male vocal cords |
| 64 | C2 scientific scale, lowest note of a bass singer (approximate) |
| 90 | ruby-throated hummingbird in flight |
| 60 | alternating current hum (US and Japan) |
| 50 | alternating current hum (Europe) |
| 8–20 | lower limit of human hearing |
| 17–30 | blue and fin wales are the loudest marine sounds in this range |
| 1–5 | tornadoes |
Working theory to help music lovers find their "Resonate Tone", appealing notes that work for YOU.
Mar 28, 2019
Sounds and the associated frequency
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