Chord Interval Calculator
Music & AudioCalculate the frequency of a note at a given interval above a root note.
Interval Note Frequency
The frequency of the note at this interval above your root note.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a major third different from a minor third?
A major third spans 4 semitones above the root, while a minor third spans only 3 semitones — this single semitone difference is what gives major chords their bright sound and minor chords their darker sound.
What is a perfect fifth used for?
The perfect fifth, 7 semitones above the root, is one of the most consonant and stable intervals in music, forming the basis of power chords in rock music and the foundation of most triads.
How can I find the frequency of my root note?
Use the note frequency calculator to find any note frequency relative to A4 at 440 Hz, then use that result as the root frequency input here.
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