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Can 6.2X be considered 6 times the frequency?

2023-07-30View Original

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Can the 6.2 octave frequency in the picture be understood as 6 octave frequency? Why?
Reply #22023-07-30
It can be considered that 6.2 times the frequency is 6 times the frequency. Because frequency multiplication refers to how many times the frequency of the signal is the base frequency, and 6.2 times the frequency is 6.2 times the base frequency, which is roughly equal to 6 times the frequency. .

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