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<H3>Pitch Declarations</H3>

We have already come across the use of <EM>pitch literals</EM><A NAME="1"> in</A>
section <A HREF="UserManual_49.html">*</A> but it is also possible
to declare pitches as seperate objects in a script. Pitch declarations
take the following form:
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    Pitch p1=C#7+1/2, p2=8.3 oct, p3=8.01 pch, p4=50 Hz;
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<P>This example illustrates the four pitch formats supported, i.e.
<EM>note name</EM>, <EM>octave/fraction</EM>, <EM>octave/semitone</EM> and 
<EM>frequency</EM>.
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