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Here’s an awesome chart that will help you determine the appropriate number to use for the MIDI number you want.
For example, if you wanted to know what number to use for the MIDI note G5, it is 67.
Let me know if you have any questions in the comment section below!
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Good morning, I trust that you are well. The link to the complete MIDI note chart is broken for me. Not sure if its the page or my browsers.
Best regards
KW
Fixed!
wouldn’t you start at c-2 … so 0 would equal c-2 and 60 would be c3 ?
Hey, Mark! Computers always start at zero. Since C0 is the lowest possible MIDI note, zero would represent C0. Then it would just increment-up from there.
Let me know if that makes sense.
Thanks for reading!