CSS - pitch

Quiz

The pitch property specifies the average pitch of the speaking voice used to render spoken text.

Possible Values

frequency − A frequency value, which must be set in hertz (e.g., 140Hz), will define an absolute frequency to use as the pitch average.
x-low − While the corresponding absolute frequency will be different for every voice family, the result given by x-low must at a minimum be lower than the result derived from the keyword low.
low − While the corresponding absolute frequency will be different for every voice family, the result given by low must, at a minimum, be lower than the result derived from the keyword medium.
medium − While the corresponding absolute frequency will be different for every voice family, the result given by medium must, at a minimum, be higher than the result given by the keyword low, and lower than the result derived from the keyword high.
high − While the corresponding absolute frequency will be different for every voice family, the result given by high must, at a minimum, be higher than the result derived from the keyword medium.
x-high − While the corresponding absolute frequency will be different for every voice family, the result given by x-high must, at a minimum, be higher than the result derived from the keyword high.

object.style.pitch = "hight";

All the HTML elements

Here is the example −

<style type = "text/css">
   <!--
      p.dholak {pitch: high;}
      div.benjo {pitch: x-low;}
      body {pitch: 150Hz;}
   -->
</style>

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