The phrase "a specific pitch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular frequency or tone in music, sound, or communication contexts.
Example: "The musician was able to hit a specific pitch that resonated beautifully with the audience."
Alternatives: "a particular tone" or "a distinct frequency".
Lofton said it was pointless to look for a specific pitch against Schilling.
If Carson has a specific pitch to African-American voters, it is indistinguishable from his general economic pitch.
The 1980 platform went on to make a specific pitch to the nation's youth, committing itself to broadening "the involvement of young people in all phases of the political process".
The basic technology behind such devices is not very different from that of a synthesizer, which produces music by converting digital signals into sound of a specific pitch and quality.
Smells like Beethoven The price of information Not a scratch ReprintsMs Crisinel and Dr Spence wanted to know whether an odour sniffed from a bottle could be linked to a specific pitch, and even a specific instrument.
But when Puccini was writing "Turandot," the tale of a Chinese princess, he envisioned a whole family of gongs, each tuned to a specific pitch, that could lift their brass voices in song.
Robertson was hurt while pitching Friday, although he said he did not feel the injury on any specific pitch.
One of Taylor's primary purposes in adopting clusters was to avoid the dominance of any specific pitch.
An ancient Chinese myth tells of the discovery of the "foundation tone," which, in addition to being a musical note of specific pitch, also had political implications, since each dynasty was thought to have its own "proper pitch".
"I've had to custom tailor a specific sales pitch for the FR-S," he said.
Tuning fork, narrow, two-pronged steel bar that when tuned to a specific musical pitch retains its tuning almost indefinitely.
