Right Click on the image in my post and select
"Save Image as..."   That will do it...

When I bought a new Boss TU12H tuner back in the mid 80's - it came with a frequency chart that provided the exact frequency for every note on a piano. I was living on the road at the time, so time was something I had plenty of... I will never regret taking the time to learn (and understand) that chart.
 
To this day I get stunned looks from sounds techs and monitor techs when I identify and name a frequency I want rolled back - or when a blast of feedback hits I promptly name the frequency to lower after matching the note on the guitar. I guess should add that I also had to learn to compensate this knowledge to apply to a 31 band graph.

codamedia
When I bought a new Boss TU12H tuner back in the mid 80's - it came with a frequency chart that provided the exact frequency for every note on a piano. I was living on the road at the time, so time was something I had plenty of... I will never regret taking the time to learn (and understand) that chart.
 
To this day I get stunned looks from sounds techs and monitor techs when I identify and name a frequency I want rolled back - or when a blast of feedback hits I promptly name the frequency to lower after matching the note on the guitar. I guess should add that I also had to learn to compensate this knowledge to apply to a 31 band graph.

I don't suppose you still have that chart?  :)
 
Bob Bone
 

What's the frequency, Kenneth?
 
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There was a handy foldout that came with Bob Katz's Mastering Audio book that shows note frequencies and correlates them to ranges of different orchestral instruments. He sells the poster on his site for $25, but you may find a downloadable version if you search on "Carnegie Hall Musical Instrument Chart".
 

Thanks...I thought of that after I posted and then got pulled away.
 
Think first, then act.
 
I have to remind myself to breath sometimes.
 
TNX

robert_e_bone

codamedia
When I bought a new Boss TU12H tuner back in the mid 80's - it came with a frequency chart that provided the exact frequency for every note on a piano. I was living on the road at the time, so time was something I had plenty of... I will never regret taking the time to learn (and understand) that chart.

I don't suppose you still have that chart?  :)
 
Bob Bone

No I don't, but Boss can't be the only ones to have published it. I'm sure a search on the net will reveal something similar. I just did a google search for "notes to frequency chart" and a lot of stuff came up both on "net search" and "image search".
 
For reference... here is a link that shows what the chart looked like (that came with the TU12H) ... but it's almost unreadable.
http://www.bossarea.com/other/tu12h.asp

TremoJem
Where can I find this on the web so that I can download it for reference?

http://i.imgur.com/HMDQzXt.jpg

Thanks man...now I can just bookmark it.

TremoJem
Thanks man...now I can just bookmark it.

It would be far better to just save the image, as you really wouldn't want to be using 
your browser while recording/mixing...but that's just my opinion.  Even better would
be to have a print out handy for reference...or have it on a tablet...but again, that's just me...