The phrase "a note lower than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in musical contexts to describe a pitch that is one step or interval below a given note.
Example: "The melody shifts to a note lower than the previous one, creating a deeper sound."
Alternatives: "a pitch below" or "a tone lower than".
One filter band-passes one note lower than the desired note, another filter band-passes one note higher than the desired note, and the third filter band-passes for the desired note.
Liberum issued a hold note: Serco has agreed the sale of its off-shore BPO business to Blackstone, as expected, for £250m (£220m cash and £30m loan note), lower than widely expected, which is not entirely surprising given the delays in the transaction.
The singer's last note is a bottom d (c in the transposed version) several notes lower than a bass's accepted range.... when achieved it is an arresting sound, confirming the rock-like certainty of the promise that we shall eventually reside with God.
However Sony also notes lower than expected mobile sales due to a decrease in unit sales of smartphones "mainly in the Asia Pacific region".
However Sony also notes lower than expected mobile sales due to a decrease in unit sales of smartphones "mainly in the Asia Pacific region".
The show drew relatively modest numbers, premiering to 4.1 million total viewers and a 1.0 rating in Adults 18-49 demographic — which is, as Deadline notes, lower than both the premiere and average for "The Playboy Club," which it replaced, and lower than NBC's other newsmagazine, "Dateline".
Similarly, if someone plays a note significantly lower than the ones coded for, the output of the filter code is rather unpredictable; however it is not from aliasing.
On the B soprano clarinet, the concert pitch of the lowest note is D3, a whole tone lower than the written pitch.
Call is a ringing "pee-pee-pee-pur," the last note lower pitched than the first three, and noticeably different from the other overlapping species of Celeus.
And so, comparing that with a note an octave lower than we saw that, in fact, the time scaling had led to a frequency scaling.
