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Guitar and Bass pitch range map
Guitar and Bass pitch range map
6-String Guitar
1.
E - Chromatic
6-String Guitar | Drop D
2.
E - Chromatic
7-String Guitar
3.
E - Chromatic
8-String Guitar
4.
E - Chromatic
4-String Bass
5.
E - Chromatic
5-String Bass
6.
E - Chromatic
6-String Bass
7.
E - Chromatic
Some key observations
- Strings are tuned in perfect fourths except guitar string B and G having a major third.
- One extra string gives about a third of an octave extra in frequency range.
- A guitar has at least three full octaves in any key, with some noticeable redundancy.
- The fundamental frequency range is about 20 to 1200 Hz including bass bottom end.
- A bass is typically tuned one octave lower than a guitar in standard tuning.
- For each octave from bottom to top, the frequency is doubled.
6-String Guitar
1.
E - Chromatic
6-String Guitar | Drop D
2.
E - Chromatic
7-String Guitar
3.
E - Chromatic
8-String Guitar
4.
E - Chromatic
4-String Bass
5.
E - Chromatic
5-String Bass
6.
E - Chromatic
6-String Bass
7.
E - Chromatic
Some key observations
- Strings are tuned in perfect fourths except guitar string B and G having a major third.
- One extra string gives about a third of an octave extra in frequency range.
- A guitar has at least three full octaves in any key, with some noticeable redundancy.
- The fundamental frequency range is about 20 to 1200 Hz including bass bottom end.
- A bass is typically tuned one octave lower than a guitar in standard tuning.
- For each octave from bottom to top, the frequency is doubled.