Note pitches

I am trying to make a plugin that uses notes in it.
I am using this for playing the sound:

Code:java

public void playSound(int ins, int type, int tone, int octave){
        plugin.logger.info("NUM: " + ins + " " + type +" "+ tone + " "+ octave);
        List<String> worlds = main.GetConfig.getStringList("worlds");
        float pitch = getPitch(tone);
 
 
 
        for(Player p : plugin.getServer().getOnlinePlayers()){
            if(worlds.contains(p.getWorld().getName())){
            if(ins == 0){
                p.playSound(p.getLocation(), Sound.NOTE_PIANO, octave, pitch);
            }
            if(ins == 1){
                p.playSound(p.getLocation(), Sound.NOTE_BASS, octave, pitch);            }
            if(ins == 2){
                p.playSound(p.getLocation(), Sound.NOTE_BASS_DRUM, octave, pitch);            }
            if(ins == 3){
                p.playSound(p.getLocation(), Sound.NOTE_BASS_GUITAR, octave, pitch);            }
            if(ins == 4){
                p.playSound(p.getLocation(), Sound.NOTE_PLING, octave, pitch);            }
            if(ins == 5){
                p.playSound(p.getLocation(), Sound.NOTE_SNARE_DRUM, octave, pitch);            }
            if(ins == 6){
                p.playSound(p.getLocation(), Sound.NOTE_STICKS, octave, pitch);            }
            }
        }
    }

Now my problem is the pitches. I want to have A-G on different octaves and I also want flats and sharps.

This is what I am using and I am petty sure that this is wrong:

Code:java

private static float getPitch(int id) {
        switch (id) {
        case 0: return 0.5F;
        case 1: return 0.53F;
        case 2: return 0.56F;
        case 3: return 0.6F;
        case 4: return 0.63F;
        case 5: return 0.67F;
        case 6: return 0.7F;
        case 7: return 0.76F;
        case 8: return 0.8F;
        case 9: return 0.84F;
        case 10: return 0.9F;
        case 11: return 0.94F;
        case 12: return 1.0F;
        case 13: return 1.06F;
        case 14: return 1.12F;
        case 15: return 1.18F;
        case 16: return 1.26F;
        case 17: return 1.34F;
        case 18: return 1.42F;
        case 19: return 1.5F;
        case 20: return 1.6F;
        case 21: return 1.68F;
        case 22: return 1.78F;
        case 23: return 1.88F;
        case 24: return 2.0F;
        default: return 0.0F;
        }
        }

Does anyone know the correct pitches?

 

I think I am using those values as well and they worked fine so far.

 

blablubbabc Well if they work I would like to know which ones are A, B, C, D, E, F, G and find out how to convert it to a flat or sharp.

 

Forseth11

http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Note_Block

especially: http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/File:Noteblock_reference.png

 

blablubbabc So it would be like this:

Code:java

 private static float getPitch(int id) {
switch (id) {
case 0: return 0.5F; //F#
case 1: return 0.53F;//G
case 2: return 0.56F;//G#
case 3: return 0.6F;//A
case 4: return 0.63F;//A#
case 5: return 0.67F;//B
case 6: return 0.7F;//C
case 7: return 0.76F;//C#
case 8: return 0.8F;//D
case 9: return 0.84F;//D#
case 10: return 0.9F;//E
case 11: return 0.94F;//F
case 12: return 1.0F;//F#
case 13: return 1.06F;//G
case 14: return 1.12F;//G#
case 15: return 1.18F;//A
case 16: return 1.26F;//A#
case 17: return 1.34F;//B
case 18: return 1.42F;//C
case 19: return 1.5F;//C#
case 20: return 1.6F;//D
case 21: return 1.68F;//D#
case 22: return 1.78F;//E
case 23: return 1.88F;//F
case 24: return 2.0F;//F#
default: return 0.0F;
}
}

Edit: If it is that way how do I get flats? Do I just subtract a certain amount? If so what amount?

 

Forseth11 I have no clue about notes, but isn't for example C# the same as flat D (and so on)? At least on a keyboard they are played with the same button, no?

 

blablubbabc I tested it. It sounds fine. Thank you.