Each tone corresponds to a certain frequency. In western music we all kind of agreed that tone A is going to be 440 Hz and that we’re going to split the octave (octave = doubling of the frequency) into 12 distinct notes (C, C#, D, D#, …).
So for example, A = 440 Hz, A# = 466 Hz. B = 493 Hz, and so on… But that doesn’t mean the notes in between don’t exist. We just didn’t give them a name, and we generally don’t use them in music, that’s all.
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