{{fbdoc item="title" value="NOTE"}}----
Plays a named musical note.

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	**Note name, octave, duration**
	**Note channel, name, octave, duration**
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	NOTE is for musical code where note names are clearer than raw frequencies. Instead of writing SOUND 440, you can write a note name and octave and let sfxlib calculate the pitch.
	The name is a string such as "C" or "D#". The octave controls the register: higher octave values produce higher notes, and lower octave values produce lower notes. The duration controls how long the note plays.
	The channel form sends the note to a specific sfxlib channel. The shorter form uses the current default channel.

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%%(freebasic)
note "C", 4, 0.25
note 1, "D#", 5, 0.25
sleep 300, 1
%%

{{fbdoc item="target"}}
	- Use PLAY when you want to write a phrase as one music string instead of one NOTE command per note.

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`t- New to ""FreeBASIC"".

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`t- ##[[CatPgSfx|Sound Library Reference]]##
`t- ##[[KeyPgSfxGenerated|Generated Sound Commands]]##

{{fbdoc item="back" value="CatPgSfx|Sound Library Reference"}}