Synth block and sequencer helper

[Entasis]

Note	Hz	Comment
E1	41.203	Low E string of bass
F1	43.654
F#1	46.249
G1	48.999
G#1	51.913
A1	55.000
A#1	58.270
B1	61.735
C2	65.406
C#2	69.296
D2	73.416
D#2	77.782
E2	82.407	Low E string of guitar
F2	87.307
F#2	92.499
G2	97.999
G#2	103.826
A2	110.000	A string
A#2	116.541
B2	123.471
C3	130.813
C#3	138.591
D3	146.832	D string
D#3	155.563
E3	164.814
F3	174.614
F#3	184.997
G3	195.998	G string
G#3	207.652
A3	220.000
A#3	233.082
B3	246.942	B string
C4	261.626
C#4	277.183
D4	293.665
D#4	311.127
E4	329.628	E string
F4	349.228
F#4	369.994
G4	391.995
G#4	415.305
A4	440.000
A#4	466.164
B4	493.883
C5	523.251
C#5	554.365
D5	587.330
D#5	622.254
E5	659.255	E string, 12th fret
F5	698.456
F#5	739.989
G5	783.991
G#5	830.609
A5	880.000
A#5	932.328
B5	987.767
C6	1046.502
C#6	1108.731
D6	1174.659
D#6	1244.508
E6	1318.510	E string, 24th fret

 

[Entasis]

0 0.00
1 8.33
2 16.67
3 25.00
4 33.33
5 41.67
6 50.00
7 58.33
8 66.67
9 75.00
10 83.33
11 91.67
12 100.00

 

[Entasis]

0 0.00
1 4.17
2 8.33
3 12.50
4 16.67
5 20.83
6 25.00
7 29.17
8 33.33
9 37.50
10 41.67
11 45.83
12 50.00
13 54.17
14 58.33
15 62.50
16 66.67
17 70.83
18 75.00
19 79.17
20 83.33
21 87.50
22 91.67
23 95.83
24 100.00

 

[Entasis]

0 0.00
1 2.78
2 5.56
3 8.33
4 11.11
5 13.89
6 16.67
7 19.44
8 22.22
9 25.00
10 27.78
11 30.56
12 33.33
13 36.11
14 38.89
15 41.67
16 44.44
17 47.22
18 50.00
19 52.78
20 55.56
21 58.33
22 61.11
23 63.89
24 66.67
25 69.44
26 72.22
27 75.00
28 77.78
29 80.56
30 83.33
31 86.11
32 88.89
33 91.67
34 94.44
35 97.22
36 100.00

 

[Entasis]

-24 0.00
-23 2.08
-22 4.17
-21 6.25
-20 8.33
-19 10.42
-18 12.50
-17 14.58
-16 16.67
-15 18.75
-14 20.83
-13 22.92
-12 25.00
-11 27.08
-10 29.17
-9 31.25
-8 33.33
-7 35.42
-6 37.50
-5 39.58
-4 41.67
-3 43.75
-2 45.83
-1 47.92
0 50.00
1 52.08
2 54.17
3 56.25
4 58.33
5 60.42
6 62.50
7 64.58
8 66.67
9 68.75
10 70.83
11 72.92
12 75.00
13 77.08
14 79.17
15 81.25
16 83.33
17 85.42
18 87.50
19 89.58
20 91.67
21 93.75
22 95.83
23 97.92
24 100.00

 

[mrechtien]

Wouldn't it be easiest if the sequencer would reflect the unit/parameter it controls, e.g. Hertz or "pitch" incase of the synth?
Of course this can lead to misunderstanding as well as the sequencer could be attached to multiple parameters with different units.
But that would be solvable imho - i.e. defaulting to % in those cases.