The vox command accepts as input any pitch-encoded Humdrum representations listed below. For descriptions of the various input representations refer to Section 2 (Representation Reference) of this reference manual.

It is recommended that output files produced using the vox command should be given names with the distinguishing `.vox' extension.

**cbr	critical band rate (in equivalent rectangular bandwidths)
**cents	hundredths of a semitone with respect to middle C=0 (e.g. 1200 equals C5)
**cocho	cochlear coordinates (in millimeters)
**deg	key-related relative scale degree
**degree	key-related absolute scale degree
**freq	fundamental frequency (in hertz)
**kern	core pitch/duration representation
**pc	pitch class representation
**pitch	American National Standards Institute pitch notation (e.g. "A#4")
**semits	equal-tempered semitones with respect to middle C=0
**solfa	tonic solfa syllables
**solfg	French solfège system (fixed `doh')
**specC	spectral centroid (in hertz)
**Tonh	German pitch system

-h	displays a help screen summarizing the command syntax

• Pertinent description in the Humdrum User Guide
• Index to Humdrum Commands
• Table for Contents for Humdrum User Guide