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Measures and Units: centi-octave

music An interval such that 1 octave = 100 units, hence 1 centi-octave represents a multiplication of frequency by


= 1.006 955~; for frequencies f1 and f2, the latter the higher, the difference in centi-octaves is
100 × log2(f2/f1) = 332.193~ × log10(f2/f1).
Compare cent, which has 100 units to the semitone, 1 200 to the octave.

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