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Music Transposition Calculator
Transpose a note's frequency by a number of semitones.
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Transposing shifts every note up or down by the same interval.
The math behind it
Multiply each frequency by 2^(semitones / 12). Positive shifts raise pitch, negative lowers it.
Worked Example
Middle C (261.63 Hz) up 2 semitones gives D at about 293.66 Hz.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why transpose?
To match a singer's range or a different instrument's key.
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