Given a frequency, return the number of cents difference between the given frequency and its nearest semitone (in 12-tone equal temperament with A440) as well as the semitone it is closest to (in scientific pitch notation, using # for sharp and using natural pitches whenever possible) with A440 referring to A4. Refer to the wikipedia articles below for more information.
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Venu Lolla
on 23 Feb 2012
@bmtran: Could you please verify that the octave numbers in the semitone names are correct in the test suite? Some of them do not seem to be consistent with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_pitch_notation
Cheers, VL.
@bmtran (Bryant Tran)
on 24 Feb 2012
sorry about that. i've fixed it to the best of my knowledge. i hope this didn't cause you too much distress.
Venu Lolla
on 24 Feb 2012
Thanks for fixing it. No distress anymore. Cheers.
Óscar
on 24 Aug 2012
Nice problem, specially when coming from Austin, Live Music Capital of the World.
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