Frequency ranges of musical instruments (Stack #27242)
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Kick Drum | 60-80 Hz - Bottom depth
2.5 kHz - Slap attack
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Snare drum | 240 Hz - Fatness
2-3 kHz - Crispness
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Hi-Hat and Cymbals | 200 Hz - Clank or gong
2-4 kHz - Stick hitting metal
6-10 kHz - Sibilance
above 8 kHz - Shimmer
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Rack Toms | 240 Hz - Fullness
2-4 kHz - Attack
8 kHz - Overtones
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Floor Toms | 120 Hz - Fullness
2-4 kHz - Attack
8 kHz - Overtones
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Bass Guitar | 60-80 Hz - Bottom
700-1000 Hz - Attack or Pluck
2.5 kHz - String Noise or Pop
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Acoustic Guitar | 80-120 Hz - Bottom
240 Hz - Body
2.5-5 kHz - Clarity
(Nylon string guitars have almost bell-like overtones above 6 kHz)
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Electric Organ | 80-120 Hz - Bottom
240 Hz - Body
2.5 kHz - Clarity
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Acoustic Piano | Bottom at 80-120 Hz,
Clarity at 2.5-5 kHz,
"honky tonk" sound (narrow "Q") at 2.5 kHz
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Horns | Fullness at 120-240 Hz,
Shrill at 5-8 kHz
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Strings | Fullness at 240 Hz,
Scratchiness at 7-10 kHz
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Conga/Bongo | Resonance at 200-260 Hz,
Presence/Slap at 2-4 kHz
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Vocals | Fullness at 120 Hz,
Boominess at 200-280 Hz,
Presence at 5kHz,
Sibilance at 6-10 kHz
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