So what formula did you use? I'll show you mine if you show me yours.. Plug this into a spread sheet. 1200*(log(F/f)/log(2)) F equals 440 f equals 428 gives -47.87127255 or F equals cell block number (B5) for example F equals cell block number (c5) on the same row. ect.. enter differing freqs into the two blocks. Go to the block you want y our answer to be in and copy in the formula using cell block numbers (addresses) I don't think it matters if they are reversed. It doesn't on my spread sheet. If any one wants the spread sheet that converts the diff of two frequencies to cents, and shows the resulting frequency if altered by x cents drop me an email. Should work on at least MS Works, or MS Office. I can send it for QuatroPro also. This came from a gentleman from Denmark or was it Sweden on this list about a year ago. Niklas Elaisson Richard Moody PS also have spread sheets for 24 notes, their freq in ET their partial freqs and beat rates between 3rds 4th 5th 6th m3rds and m6ths will calculate cents deviation from ET for various temps. will show change in beats for change in cents and vice versa. Shows temp if say 12th root of 2.007 is used, and the cents and beat diffedrences from ET. FREE for the asking (the spread sheets, not the software) ---------- > From: Eugenia Carter <ginacarter@msn.com> > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Re: A-428 Tuning Question > Date: Saturday, January 24, 1998 9:21 PM > > Newton Hunt wrote: "Actually Gina's math is excellent." > > Ah Newton, thank you but tis only with the able assistance of a good > calculator! > > -Gina Carter, Charlotte NC > > PS Welcome back and thanks again for being you. You do give us so very much! > > > >
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