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audacity. alot of guys here use it but idk where in the program to find that out

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havent done it in a WHILE...but load in a song, highlight a small section of it. go to analyze at the top, click plot spectrum. in the window that pops up, change where it says 512 to 16384, and change linear frequency to log frequency. then mouse over the graph.

pretty sure that's how you do it anyways

 

 

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havent done it in a WHILE...but load in a song, highlight a small section of it. go to analyze at the top, click plot spectrum. in the window that pops up, change where it says 512 to 16384, and change linear frequency to log frequency. then mouse over the graph.

pretty sure that's how you do it anyways

thanx iv always wondered

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Yup exactly what Torres said but only highlight .5 sec of the note, Decaf gave me this tip, its more accurate...

Pretty soon after you figure out the freqs of songs you will be able to hear a song and tell what freq it is around without even having to use audacity

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Yup exactly what Torres said but only highlight .5 sec of the note, Decaf gave me this tip, its more accurate...

Pretty soon after you figure out the freqs of songs you will be able to hear a song and tell what freq it is around without even having to use audacity

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I haven't got that good but I can give a good range with probably a few hz

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