Solfeggio frequency
963 Hz — Solfeggio Frequency
963 Hz is the highest of the commonly listed Solfeggio frequencies, a bright tone near the note B5.
Tap a note to play its exact pitch — C1 to B8
Press Space to play
About the 963 Hz tone
963 Hz tops the usual Solfeggio list. It is a clear, high tone; on small speakers it may sound noticeably thinner than the lower frequencies in the series.
As with the rest of the set, this page simply generates a clean 963 Hz sine wave and leaves any meaning to you — no claims, just the tone.
In pitch terms, 963 Hz is closest to B5 (the B nearly two octaves above middle C), a little below it — the generator shows the exact cents. As the highest frequency in the commonly listed Solfeggio set, it sits above 852 Hz and makes a natural top note when you layer several tones together. Its octave down, around 481.5 Hz, gives you the same pitch in a warmer register if the high tone feels too sharp on your speakers.
Technical details
- Frequency
- 963 Hz
- Nearest note
- B5 (-44¢)
- Category
- Solfeggio frequency
- Period
- 1.04 ms
- Wavelength (air)
- 35.6 cm
- Octave up / down
- 1926 Hz / 481.5 Hz
Common uses
- A high tone to cap a Solfeggio layering session
- Compare against 852 Hz and the lower tones
- A fixed reference near the note B5
Frequently asked questions
What note is 963 Hz?
963 Hz is closest to B5, sitting slightly below it. The generator shows the nearest note and the exact cents difference so you can place it on a keyboard or tuner.
Is 963 Hz the highest Solfeggio frequency?
Yes — 963 Hz is the highest of the commonly listed Solfeggio tones, an extended tone that sits above the traditional six (which top out at 852 Hz).
Why does 963 Hz sound thin on my speakers?
963 Hz is a high treble tone, and small speakers and earbuds often render the top of the range thinly. Trying it on over-ear headphones, or lowering the volume, usually gives a cleaner result.