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Musical pitch refers to how high or low notes are played.
By default it is mapped to y so low y values are played
with a lower pitch, and high values are played with a higher
pitch.
Pitch mapping has a few extra features compared to other audio parameters.
Firstly, it accepts not only number values, but also string
values denoting note names. These are given in the form
<note><octave>, for example "c6" or "F#2".
Secondly, it is possible to map pitch to an array of notes.
In this case, the [gapBetweenNotes](#sonification.defaultInstrumentOptions.mapping.gapBetweenNotes)
mapping determines the delay between these notes.
Thirdly, it is possible to define a musical scale to follow when mapping.
Can be set to a fixed value, an array, a prop to map to, a function, or a mapping object.