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Gareth
21st February 2010, 23:57
Why is music at 432Hz so important?

432hz vibrates on the principals of the golden mean PHI and unifies the properties of light, time, space, matter, gravity and magnetism with biology, the DNA code and consciousness.

432hz Natural Tuning has profound effects on consciousness and also on the cellular level of our bodies.

By retuning musical instruments and using concert pitch at 432 hertz instead of 440 hertz, your atoms and DNA starts to resonate in harmony with the PHI spiral of nature.
The best way to experience the 432hz difference is by listening...

Yr4P4hUttso


Can you feel how you are subconsciously responding to this track?
432 relaxes you then 440 tenses you up and 432 brings you back into harmony.

Many people from all walks of life have described similar perceptions over their individual experience of the two pitches.

440hz concert pitch is centred in the mind whereas 432hz concert pitch is centred in the heart.
Some people who are not able to distinguish the 8hz difference, claim they can feel 432hz warmer due to the longer wavelength.

In either case, all agree that there are positive results in the listening experience at 432hz. Extremely agitated individuals have been observed to physically relax their breath and bodies at the instant 432hz is presented to them.

G

ace
28th January 2011, 16:22
Sound and music consist of vibrations, the more vibrations per second, the higher the pitch. The unit for this is the Hertz, abbreviated Hz.

432 Hz is the natural "keynote" in the universe, as opposed to 440 Hz, which is the standard in the music nowadays.

In 1939, they say, the Nazis determined 440 Hz as the keynote in the music, until then 432 Hz was the standard often worldwide. Many protests of prominent musicians didn't help unfortunately. This theory is rather controversial.


According to other sources, in 1885 already has been decided that 440 Hz had to be the standard, and around 1940 the United States then introduced 440 Hz worldwide, and finally in 1955 became the ISO 16-standard.


Most musical instruments are also adjusted at 440 Hz nowadays, that wasn't earlier always the fact. If you find musical instruments from much earlier times, and nowadays in still distant areas on Earth, these instruments are adjusted at 432 Hz.


What are the advantages of 432 Hz above 440 Hz? 432 Hz is, in according to many music lovers, nicer for hearing, is softer, brighter and more beautiful than 440 Hz.

At 432 Hz there's just hearing damage at a much louder volume than at 440 Hz, there are indications for this. That should be scientifically investigated further.


432 Hz is likely more favourable for the chakras too. 440 Hz seems to work at the third eye chakra, "the thinking", while 432 Hz seems to work at the heart chakra, "the feeling". Listening to music in 432 Hz therefore could have a good influence at the spiritual development of the music lover.


The committee 'Back to 432 Hz' wants, because of these reasons, a worldwide reintroduction of 432 Hz as the keynote in the music, like it seems most in days gone by too.

The committee thinks it's important that at first so many people as possible get acquainted with the difference of 8 Hz. If many people know this and also believe the qualities of 432 Hz, it's to be hoped that the music-industry changes the standard finally.

All musical instruments can be adjusted at 432 Hz too, although it's not so easy for every instrument.

The Dutch journalist and music lover Richard Huisken is the initiator of this committee.

You are hearing now the song "Aan De Kust" of the Dutch band Bløf, of course in 432 Hz.

source: http://terugnaar432hz.org/



I just found this site .... intresting?
kind regards
Ace

gardunk
28th January 2011, 21:09
there is a guitar tuner now that will tune to 432

happyexpat
28th January 2011, 21:30
Apologies if you already know about these and it's redundant information:

http://www.omega432.com/music.html
This guy has an excellent CD. We fall asleep to it quite often.

http://www.solfeggiotones.com/432-hz/
This site has a free Ravi Solfeggio that has been redone to 432 frequency. I can tell you listening to the file every day for a couple of months, it did get a lot easier for me to see energy.
We also play that on our copper harmoniser regularly.

Just for myself, I stay away from mp3 and flv files because the file quality can affect it somehow from what I understand.

Hope somebody finds this useful!

Axman
28th January 2011, 21:58
Yes any good guitar tuner will do cents in tuning.


The Axman

Jendayi
28th January 2011, 22:06
i have been researching 432hz and other frequencies and apply them in my dance music..
please let me know what you feel/think
LCU2n9Q2VFw

jYBKypXVX2E

Ammit
28th January 2011, 22:31
Jendayi

Wow man this rocks, fit for any DJer in the most respectable club.

Didnt like the change of beat at 2.04, seemed to drag it down a bit but 2.36 and it was great again.

Welldone dude cool tune.


Gareth, are you meant to feel giddy at the end of this track...?

Blessings


Ammit

norman
28th January 2011, 22:32
If Bach was the reason for equal temperament tuning that we have in electronic music these days it would make sense about what you say about head music and heart music too.

The 'head' composers wanted the ability to be very "clever" with their music so they abandoned Modal tuning which is only good for one key at a time. Modal tuning is very sweet to listen to though.

I'm going to try a modal tuning of my guitar with 432 as the A and have a feel around it. The problem is, I don't much like the key of A so I first have to find a modal relationship with 432 A and a root I can build a key around that I DO like.

Any suggestions?

ace
28th January 2011, 23:17
i have been researching 432hz and other frequencies and apply them in my dance music..
please let me know what you feel/think
LCU2n9Q2VFw

jYBKypXVX2E

You got it going on. put my name on the door, am on my way!

kind regards
Ace

Muzz
29th January 2011, 00:09
there is a guitar tuner now that will tune to 432

Cool where can you get one of those?

Gustav
3rd February 2011, 22:43
Perhaps some you know this. Is it possible to change the frequency of existing tracks mp3, flac etc? And if so where would I have to look for programs to do this?

kersley
3rd February 2011, 23:19
How is this possible? let me explain.
if i play music on my laptop, i would not be able to hear or feel the 40 hz which the bass is recorded at. very low frequency. i would need a lot of power and a large speaker that would play low as 40 hz.
Why do recording studios use near field speakers costing thousands? it's as close you get to natural sound. you really think by playing the video above through your laptop can alter your state of mind?

Jendayi
3rd February 2011, 23:41
How is this possible? let me explain.
if i play music on my laptop, i would not be able to hear or feel the 40 hz which the bass is recorded at. very low frequency. i would need a lot of power and a large speaker that would play low as 40 hz.
Why do recording studios use near field speakers costing thousands? it's as close you get to natural sound. you really think by playing the video above through your laptop can alter your state of mind?
i cannot speak for others but my music is not meant to be played through laptop speakers... it's meant to be played at parties where people come who celebrate life, love and living from the heart.. or use headphones and close your eyes... i've made the video's to introduce people to the concept....
in holland we are experimenting quite a lot with 432Hz and other frequencies.. myself am a DJ and as far as i now the only "432Hz DJ" in holland. i have organized a few small parties myself where wellness, spirituality and Dance/Housemusic are combined to give a whole new celebratory experience... i have seen people above 50 and 60 dance for hours on end with big smiles on their faces...on modern dancemusic!!! they were quite surprised themselves but loved it...
starting this year, a large party organisation has reserved budget and reources to take this to the masses... to be continued..
namaste
p.s. yes i do believe it affects your state of mind, even through laptopspeakers... if not by the music then at least by the intention of it's creator..

Jendayi
4th February 2011, 00:01
Perhaps some you know this. Is it possible to change the frequency of existing tracks mp3, flac etc? And if so where would I have to look for programs to do this?
If you go to www.backto432Hz.org (http://www.backto432Hz.org), you will find a link on the "information page" which opens a .doc file....
Follow instructions, and voila :).
The program you need to download is "Audacity" (freeware) there is also a dutch version on the same site..

Jendayi
4th February 2011, 00:06
How is this possible? let me explain.
if i play music on my laptop, i would not be able to hear or feel the 40 hz which the bass is recorded at. very low frequency. i would need a lot of power and a large speaker that would play low as 40 hz.
Why do recording studios use near field speakers costing thousands? it's as close you get to natural sound. you really think by playing the video above through your laptop can alter your state of mind?
the 40hz of the bass you mention is not the issue.. it's about the base frequency.... in most western songs A=440 hz is used, this A determines the hz freq. of all other notes on our scale..
using an A of 432Hz alters all other notes aswell as their harmonics in relation to eachother.. this is where the effect lies..

Mr54
4th February 2011, 01:16
Respect is due!

passenger1147
4th February 2011, 13:06
if I tune my guitars to 432hz (most tuners have a calibration setting, that you can adjust from 440hz, to 432hz, and other Hertz rates)... @ 432 I find the notes to be much more harmonic sounding, with overtones I don't notice when tuned at 440hz... at first I thought it might be because I'm listening for more.. or WANT to hear more @ 432hz. but if I listen.. wanting to hear those overtones @ 440hz.. I just don't hear them.

here's a great tuner I found online, that can be calibrated for 432hz. very accurate :)

http://www.seventhstring.com/tuner/tuner.html

Gustav
4th February 2011, 13:29
hmm, ok. Is it also possible to convert whole folders? I have a few thousand tracks that I would like to change.. But thank you for the links. I converted a few classical tracks and I cannot describe it but it feels different.

norman
4th February 2011, 13:38
hmm, ok. Is it also possible to convert whole folders? I have a few thousand tracks that I would like to change.. But thank you for the links. I converted a few classical tracks and I cannot describe it but it feels different.

Even if you do find a software to do large batches, remember that the algorythm that 'resamples' the data might not be perfect. Yes you can move the whole program pitch down to 432 but at a cost.

I've used pitch shifting software that was horific, producing artifacts that ruined the whole experience of listening.

Make sure you try it first and have a good listen to the results on good sound reproduction kit.

Gustav
4th February 2011, 14:56
Thank you for the warning. Since you have used software that was horrific in result, do you happen to know software that doesn't produce such a result?

Garry Irwin
4th February 2011, 15:15
I use Steinberg Wavelab 6.
It's professional mastering software and of course comes with a pro price tag to match.
I haven't used the pitch-shift algorithm plug-in that is included to do a conversion from 440Hz to 432Hz, but I know it's quite capable of pitch-shifting music (at 440Hz) to different keys with good results.
Now I feel inspired to go have at it...
Thanks

norman
4th February 2011, 15:47
I use Steinberg Wavelab 6.



I've never used Wavelab but I'd guess that if they can't get it right, no one can.


I've heard that 'Reaper' has got a great audio engine that's got proffessionals crowing about it. It's not very expensive either, and can be tried for a month for free.

I don't know much about it. It's a complete multitrack and AUX bus etc enabled software which might make it a bit hard to get to grips with for what you'd want it for. Worth a sniff though.

Ami
4th February 2011, 16:39
i have been researching 432hz and other frequencies and apply them in my dance music..
please let me know what you feel/think
LCU2n9Q2VFw

jYBKypXVX2E

I really enjoyed your music, the first song especially! In that song, between 2:00 & 2:30 it was like parts of my brain were vibrating. I listened to the song 3 times & every time that particular time frame affected me. I was having trouble reading the words on the screen it was so strong. Not sure if that is supposed to happen but it wasn't an unpleasant sensation, just unusual!

As an aside, I've just recently started coloring mandalas (like from a coloring book) as a type of meditation. I saw that you have some similar artwork in the video (which are beautiful!) an interesting synchronicity for me :cool:

777
4th February 2011, 16:52
Jendayi your music is great. Absolutely banging, yet ironically therapeutic! Really good stuff man, very impressed.

:tea:

Lumial8
4th February 2011, 17:18
i have been researching 432hz and other frequencies and apply them in my dance music..
please let me know what you feel/think
LCU2n9Q2VFw

jYBKypXVX2E

Jendayi

I cannot thank you enough for this beautiful post and your generosity - I have only listened to the first song so far - I am going to let it echo in my head and send out its waves throughout my being for a while before I move onto your next song. I love uplifting dance music and this one is FANTASTIC - I felt a very direct response to it - most definitely in my heart - I felt quite overcome and Martin Luther King's voice is a stroke of genius - I loved your succinct explanations of the concepts - even though I know of them I enjoyed finding out again - your video touche don many areas I am personally interested - I have the MI tuning fork and whilst I love the sound of it and it is effective - your way of 'administering' the healing sound is sooo much more fun! I will defintely be e-mailing you for a copy of the mp3, as offered in your video.

There is so much more to say...but words are inadequate, as a writer I always find that humbling, and amusing...keep on composing...and I'll help with the celebrating...that's it - your song/video is a celebration of life! My heart is bursting....:kiss::rockon::clap2::first::music::victory:

modwiz
4th February 2011, 17:45
if I tune my guitars to 432hz (most tuners have a calibration setting, that you can adjust from 440hz, to 432hz, and other Hertz rates)... @ 432 I find the notes to be much more harmonic sounding, with overtones I don't notice when tuned at 440hz... at first I thought it might be because I'm listening for more.. or WANT to hear more @ 432hz. but if I listen.. wanting to hear those overtones @ 440hz.. I just don't hear them.

here's a great tuner I found online, that can be calibrated for 432hz. very accurate :)

http://www.seventhstring.com/tuner/tuner.html

Thank you for that link. What a great resource to have when you only have an old 440 tuner.

omeriko
5th February 2011, 14:49
there is a tuner for pc where you can change all sort of things. you can also use pythagorean tuning.
it's called AP Tuner.
you can use it without registration indefinitely.

http://www.aptuner.com

Arrowwind
6th February 2011, 05:50
nice music. I listen to frequency 528 quite a bit. I have it loaded on most of my playlists so I get a daily dose without having to think about it. Just the plane old frequency with nothing added.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgMQOAWeVs0&feature=related (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgMQOAWeVs0&feature=related)

SHAPE
11th February 2011, 14:18
i have been researching 432hz and other frequencies and apply them in my dance music..
please let me know what you feel/think
LCU2n9Q2VFw

jYBKypXVX2E

Hi Jendayi

Very nice and soothing sounds of house music my friend.

Brother, do you produce any trance or progressive at the same frequency ?

My brother here in oz is a progressive DJ and was wondering how to convert / produce @ this frequency ?

Oh no not another top Dutch DJ producer ??? Jokes my friend.

Peace & Love

Jendayi
12th February 2011, 13:47
i have been researching 432hz and other frequencies and apply them in my dance music..
please let me know what you feel/think
LCU2n9Q2VFw

jYBKypXVX2E

Hi Jendayi

Very nice and soothing sounds of house music my friend.

Brother, do you produce any trance or progressive at the same frequency ?

My brother here in oz is a progressive DJ and was wondering how to convert / produce @ this frequency ?

Oh no not another top Dutch DJ producer ??? Jokes my friend.

Peace & Love

@ Shape..
thank you so much!
i do indeed produce trance as well.. proggressive is something i am planning to do soon..
can you pm me and tell me what kind of soft/hardware your friend is using? so i can be more specific..
cheers mate! (chuckles)
namaste

finally there!!!
14th February 2011, 21:05
hello
just wanted to say nice tunes and
i hope everyone has there glowsticks and whistles ready...

love and respect

Belle
14th February 2011, 21:29
nice music. I listen to frequency 528 quite a bit. I have it loaded on most of my playlists so I get a daily dose without having to think about it. Just the plane old frequency with nothing added.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgMQOAWeVs0&feature=related (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgMQOAWeVs0&feature=related)


you can find more information on this at http://www.love528.com

Years ago I helped rebuild an antique tracker pipe organ over 125 years old. It was built to A432 tuning and the sound was amazing. When you played it, it was like it was actually breathing with you...quite an unforgettable experience. Unfortunately, the person in charge of the rebuild felt it necessary to bring it up to A440. I was near tears as he sawed the wooden pipes and cut the metal ones to bring it to current concert pitch.

Scout
20th February 2011, 14:41
Why is music at 432Hz so important?

432hz vibrates on the principals of the golden mean PHI and unifies the properties of light, time, space, matter, gravity and magnetism with biology, the DNA code and consciousness.

432hz Natural Tuning has profound effects on consciousness and also on the cellular level of our bodies.

By retuning musical instruments and using concert pitch at 432 hertz instead of 440 hertz, your atoms and DNA starts to resonate in harmony with the PHI spiral of nature.
The best way to experience the 432hz difference is by listening...

Yr4P4hUttso


Can you feel how you are subconsciously responding to this track?
432 relaxes you then 440 tenses you up and 432 brings you back into harmony.

Many people from all walks of life have described similar perceptions over their individual experience of the two pitches.

440hz concert pitch is centred in the mind whereas 432hz concert pitch is centred in the heart.
Some people who are not able to distinguish the 8hz difference, claim they can feel 432hz warmer due to the longer wavelength.

In either case, all agree that there are positive results in the listening experience at 432hz. Extremely agitated individuals have been observed to physically relax their breath and bodies at the instant 432hz is presented to them.

G


I love this. I keep coming back to this thread to listen.

00101
20th February 2011, 14:48
How is this possible? let me explain.
if i play music on my laptop, i would not be able to hear or feel the 40 hz which the bass is recorded at. very low frequency. i would need a lot of power and a large speaker that would play low as 40 hz.
Why do recording studios use near field speakers costing thousands? it's as close you get to natural sound. you really think by playing the video above through your laptop can alter your state of mind?
i cannot speak for others but my music is not meant to be played through laptop speakers... it's meant to be played at parties where people come who celebrate life, love and living from the heart.. or use headphones and close your eyes... i've made the video's to introduce people to the concept....
in holland we are experimenting quite a lot with 432Hz and other frequencies.. myself am a DJ and as far as i now the only "432Hz DJ" in holland. i have organized a few small parties myself where wellness, spirituality and Dance/Housemusic are combined to give a whole new celebratory experience... i have seen people above 50 and 60 dance for hours on end with big smiles on their faces...on modern dancemusic!!! they were quite surprised themselves but loved it...
starting this year, a large party organisation has reserved budget and reources to take this to the masses... to be continued..
namaste
p.s. yes i do believe it affects your state of mind, even through laptopspeakers... if not by the music then at least by the intention of it's creator..


from holland? vezITuctb00

lets get organized!!

Dennis Leahy
22nd February 2011, 02:22
...

here's a great tuner I found online, that can be calibrated for 432hz. very accurate :)

http://www.seventhstring.com/tuner/tuner.html

Thanks for that great resource! It even works acoustic guitar through headset microphone.

Dennis

Shelltower
25th February 2011, 18:34
Yes, Dr Leonard Horowitz goes deep into this and WHY it was set at what it is today....
528 is the way to go!

http://web.mac.com/len15/LOVE528/HOME.html

truthseekerdan
25th February 2011, 18:49
Guest host Rob Simone (Coast to Coast AM) was joined by Dr. Len Horowitz, authority on public health and consumer protection, for a discussion on the remarkable properties of the 528 Hz frequency. "The way that the entire universe is constructed," he claimed, "is through a musical, mathematical matrix composed of nine core creative frequencies." Based on his research, Horowitz contended that the 528 Hz frequency is the key component of this matrix.

He explained that NASA studies show that the sun's output contains 528 Hz as "kind of a central frequency within it." In turn, he said, this frequency can also be found in oxygen as a result of the photosynthesis of plants. "All of the botanical world is actually celebrating the 528 Hz frequency," Horowitz declared. Ultimately, he observed that the frequency can be found in "the heart of everything" including sacred geometry as well as everyday sounds such as laughter, sighing, and yawning. Additionally, he said that the frequency has remarkable healing powers, including the ability to repair damaged DNA. While 528 Hz may not be well known to the everyday populace, Horowitz mused that "people are inherently aware, in their hearts, of this frequency. It resonates in their heart as joy."

Horowitz also alleged that the current standard tuning frequency of A440 Hz is the result of a nefarious conspiracy aimed at blocking the power of the 528 Hz frequency. According to him, A440 Hz was chosen as the standard because "military acoustic warfare research" determined that it was the most dissonant and stressful frequency. Horowitz said that this reliance on A440 Hz results in a suppression of the 528 Hz frequency in humans. Concurrently, the "left brain, egoic mind" is stimulated by A440 Hz, which he called a "major factor" in science "becoming the new God." However, Horowitz said, as knowledge of the 528 Hz frequency becomes more prevalent, musicians are now making instruments tuned to the powerful resonance. "Globally, we have a musical revolution," he mused, "we call it the '528 Love Revolution.'"

Source: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2011/02/13


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWRD-WQzyzI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWRD-WQzyzI

Charlie Pecos
25th February 2011, 19:18
Oops, wrong thread. Have a very bear-y day. :)

Gustav
15th March 2011, 15:20
Hello, does anyone of you have experience with the foobar2000 program with the soundtouch add-on? I just downloaded it and it (apparently) skips the whole issue of having to convert your mp3's by just playing your files at a frequency very close to 432 through the soundtouch add-on. I am using it now. I try to distinguish whether it would help or not. But I yet cannot imagine it will immediately help. I think over time it could, but not after one song.
Is that a correct assumption?


--- ADDED ---

Found a plug-in for Winamp. Anyone knows if this works? http://members.tele2.nl/anke.c.b/radio_art_of_wunjo1.htm

SKAWF
15th March 2011, 17:00
this thread was a life changer for me.
so right from the start, thank you so much for creating it.

when i first read this about 6 weeks ago, i did tune my keyboard (roland v synth gt) down to 432hz, and then back to 440hz, just to compare.
i didnt notice much difference at the time.

i think what happened was that i'd forgotten that i'd retuned it back down to 432hz.

one day i was playing with the arpeggiator.... (arpeggiators create a little sequence of notes based on the chords one plays)
the sound i used was a grand piano, which faded in and out every 4 bars.
i'd put a delay on it, and plenty of reverb.

i inputed a chord, and got the arpeggiator to play random notes from that chord, but over 3 octaves.

its incredible.
i spent nearly 3 hours allowing myself to be carresed by the sound that was being generated,
within the randomness, i was hearing complex chord movements,
and when the piano faded out, the reverb would hold the chord for a few seconds till the piano faded back in.
everytime the sound faded in and out, it would leave a different impression.

at the time, i wondered what it would sound like if the sound i was hearing was tuned from 440 to 432, so i went to tune it,
and found that it already was at 432. that was the life changing moment.

i seem to have aquired a component that adds the sophistication of 'classical' movents and chord structures to the music i make.
i no longer create songs.
i create chords and let everything grow from there, the song is named after the chord its in.
in time, i will have lots and lots of chords to use.
its been a very enriching experience.
i will post a video of it, when i get my new soundcard.

thanks

steve

Jetsam
15th March 2011, 17:10
I tuned my guitar down to 432, and I like it.
I can turn my amp louder without hear ringing afterwards, so more fun! :p

Jendayi
15th March 2011, 17:19
just uploaded this track.. also in 432Hz
a song about letting go..
-YJNZcxs9BQ

TheSwede
15th March 2011, 18:33
Hey Jendayi,

Awsome music, thanks a ton for that, loved it. I'm sitting at work now and picked up some headphones and put on "Oasis of Freedom" you posted. It made me really relaxed and my body got a numb feeling of relaxation and specially in my chest area, felt great. I'm gonna listen to this more once i get home in a much better environment and good audio.

A request if possible:
Would it be possible to redo that video in four different versions, the "Oasis of Freedom" one, it got to me the most for some reason. The four versions should be the same except for 432hz, 440hz, 528hz and 729hz. I just wanna see how I feel listening to the 4 different frequencies and if they have different effects or if something else made me feel the way I just did.

If I had the same song in these four versions I could load em up in a playlist and put shuffle on and see what my body and mind reacts from the frequencies. An interesting experiment for myself.

ace
15th March 2011, 18:47
just uploaded this track.. also in 432Hz
a song about letting go..
-YJNZcxs9BQ

Fantastic, you just had us dancing (flying around the living room)
A big thank you.

Ace

Setras
15th March 2011, 19:23
i can shift the frequency of my keyboard and software quite a bit. i shifted the frequency to 528 and when i play it makes me tingle in a nice way (nuff said about that). never tried 432 will give it a go.

Jendayi
16th March 2011, 16:58
Hey Jendayi,

Awsome music, thanks a ton for that, loved it. I'm sitting at work now and picked up some headphones and put on "Oasis of Freedom" you posted. It made me really relaxed and my body got a numb feeling of relaxation and specially in my chest area, felt great. I'm gonna listen to this more once i get home in a much better environment and good audio.

A request if possible:
Would it be possible to redo that video in four different versions, the "Oasis of Freedom" one, it got to me the most for some reason. The four versions should be the same except for 432hz, 440hz, 528hz and 729hz. I just wanna see how I feel listening to the 4 different frequencies and if they have different effects or if something else made me feel the way I just did.

If I had the same song in these four versions I could load em up in a playlist and put shuffle on and see what my body and mind reacts from the frequencies. An interesting experiment for myself.

Hi TheSwede..
thank you for your reply! i love that you love it ;)
about the four versions.. hmm.. i am afraid that will not be possible.. a 440Hz version is possible.. however.. i no longer support this tuning so would rather not..
432hz or 440hz can be chosen as the base frequency of the 'A' note from which all other notes in a scale are derived..
528hz is a specific frequency and is the 'MI' note in the solfeggio scale. this is not a base for a scale.. don't know about 729hz.. my songs would sound very "chipmunk-ish" if i used that as a base frequency..
as it would raise all melodies, percussion and bass to such a high pitch that it would sound terrible..
you could use free software like audacity to generate these exact frequencies using a sine wave (synthesis option in audacity, just google it) to give you a feel on how these frequencies affect your consciousness.. "oasis of freedom" is produced with a master tuning of 432hz, the 528hz frequency is a separate sequence that runs in the background.. 528hz is not a frequency derived from an A=432hz scale.. it is an added layer in my track.. thanks for asking!

for all you 432hz dance lovers.. here's another one i just uploaded.. again in 432Hz..
enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7HNx6614ng (use this link if the video below seems "out of whack")
Y7HNx6614ng

TheSwede
16th March 2011, 18:00
Hi TheSwede..
thank you for your reply! i love that you love it ;)
about the four versions.. hmm.. i am afraid that will not be possible.. a 440Hz version is possible.. however.. i no longer support this tuning so would rather not..
432hz or 440hz can be chosen as the base frequency of the 'A' note from which all other notes in a scale are derived..
528hz is a specific frequency and is the 'MI' note in the solfeggio scale. this is not a base for a scale.. don't know about 729hz.. my songs would sound very "chipmunk-ish" if i used that as a base frequency..
as it would raise all melodies, percussion and bass to such a high pitch that it would sound terrible..
you could use free software like audacity to generate these exact frequencies using a sine wave (synthesis option in audacity, just google it) to give you a feel on how these frequencies affect your consciousness.. "oasis of freedom" is produced with a master tuning of 432hz, the 528hz frequency is a separate sequence that runs in the background.. 528hz is not a frequency derived from an A=432hz scale.. it is an added layer in my track.. thanks for asking!

for all you 432hz dance lovers.. here's another one i just uploaded.. again in 432Hz..
enjoy!


Ok, was worth asking at least =) Creating music isn't my area of expertise, I just love listening to it, hehe. Keep up the good work!

Black Panther
16th March 2011, 18:56
Very interesting thread. I just have a question. Can't find it on the internet.
What about the band Live ? I always have to tune my guitar a half step down. Always very
annoying :). But I really love a lot of songs of the guys. What's the frequency if you
tune the guitar a half step down ?

Also love this song from our Dutch band Racoon (also half step down):

http://www.youtube.com/embed/7gWsgiEq8Gg

Jendayi
17th March 2011, 09:25
hi everyone.. here are 3 tracks that i have made available for free download: http://soundcloud.com/jendayi/sets/free-dance-healing
all are done in 432Hz, have fun and spread the word! ;)
namaste

JoshERTW
17th March 2011, 12:56
How do you tune a guitar to 432hz ?

Jendayi
19th March 2011, 19:11
here's another new video i just uploaded:
Enjoy!

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Url: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-D1h8dGkwc

Black Panther
20th March 2011, 08:42
How do you tune a guitar to 432hz ?

I've found a website about tuning a guitar half step down
http://www.online-guitar-tuner.net/guitar-tuner-half-step-down.php

Still don't know if that's the same as tuning to 432 HZ.

Maybe someone else does ...

butcherman
20th March 2011, 10:20
many thanks some good drum and bass sets

Omni
5th April 2011, 09:01
I am a musician and am in the process of researching hz. I tried audacity and it distorted the song ridiculously to put at 432 hz. It wasnt even close to a song.

I am interested in it though. I read an article about the sun producing music a while back. I wonder how this person figured it was 432 hz? That really does say something IMHO.

I was on a flight flying across almost the whole USA and made this between turbulence:

http://www.omnisense.org/images/BlueSunNotes.jpg

It's one of my favorite pics, a blue sun.


Anyway, I would be careful saying any hz is for ego or is bad. Maybe some are better than others but I am on the fence about 440 hz being 'bad'. That could be a psy-op in itself just to demonize sound absorption using a reverse-placebo effect.

I will come back to this thread if I find anything of value on this if I can remember to. It's on my list of things to do... If anyone knows where to get good quality sounds too, I could use that advice.

crownme
5th April 2011, 10:28
facinating delicious :)

im a musician. and ive tuned myself and guitar to 432Hz. and i notice the difference to a high degree. not on me only. but ppl around.

try it all :) tis a goodoo feeling to haf when playing in this tune :)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gn-dodwkH8&feature=channel_video_title

namaste

crownme
5th April 2011, 10:34
ohoh and i see ppl wants to tune guitar to other tunings easyway :)

Digital Guitar Tuner http://download.cnet.com/Digital-Guitar-Tuner/3000-2169_4-10736524.html

now this one can be alittle tricky to get around. but well worth to learn if you want to get your tuning 100%

open program. choose your tuning type. /Main-Tuning type

after this you change root frequency to what you wish.

i found that i get pretty fast reaction when plugging my guitars into line-in.

another thing when you start tuning. you have to click first on the string you are tuning.

Guitarist around the world, raise your Ax, take up your pick and wield it like it was the sword of the heavens.

crownme
5th April 2011, 10:51
How do you tune a guitar to 432hz ?

Digital Guitar Tuner http://download.cnet.com/Digital-Guitar-Tuner/3000-2169_4-10736524.html

wrote alittle about in thread above :)

RMorgan
8th July 2011, 16:01
Yeah, buy yourself a cheap electronic "clip on" tuner if you use an acoustic guitar, they work pretty well. You can set the parameters to tune your A4 to 432Hz on almost all electronic tuners.

Also, check this other thread about it:

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?24678-The-human-body-is-tuned-to-musical-vibrations.&p=258122#post258122

Cheers,

Raf.

Gustav
14th July 2011, 18:58
Yeah, buy yourself a cheap electronic "clip on" tuner if you use an acoustic guitar, they work pretty well. You can set the parameters to tune your A4 to 432Hz on almost all electronic tuners.

Also, check this other thread about it:

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?24678-The-human-body-is-tuned-to-musical-vibrations.&p=258122#post258122

Cheers,

Raf.


Wow, is that possible on accoustic as well.. That makes me wanting to get my guitar back from the attic and try it out! Thanks Raf.

Phoenix
14th July 2011, 19:18
i have been researching 432hz and other frequencies and apply them in my dance music..
please let me know what you feel/think
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Hey Jendayi,

Good job, I really respect your ingenuity.

I'm looking to start making music, I was thinking of FL Studio - I'm not sure though, what do you use? Any thoughts? Thanks a lot - keep up the music man.

-Phoenix

Jendayi
18th July 2011, 17:02
i have been researching 432hz and other frequencies and apply them in my dance music..
please let me know what you feel/think


Hey Jendayi,

Good job, I really respect your ingenuity.

I'm looking to start making music, I was thinking of FL Studio - I'm not sure though, what do you use? Any thoughts? Thanks a lot - keep up the music man.

-Phoenix
Hi phoenix,
Thanx for the compliment! i am releasing my new album (http://www.jendayi.nl) this week
i generally use Propellerheads: "Reason 5.0" and "Ableton Live", haven't had much experience with FL studio, but it should work.
for wave synthesis i use "Audacity" it's free and very user friendly, also for applying after effects.
Mastering happens at home and sometimes in a prof. studio.
thanx again!
namaste, Jendayi
whatever you use, make sure your "master tuning" is set to 432Hz or "-32 cents" (this will lower the A=440 to A=432Hz)

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Yeah, buy yourself a cheap electronic "clip on" tuner if you use an acoustic guitar, they work pretty well. You can set the parameters to tune your A4 to 432Hz on almost all electronic tuners.

Also, check this other thread about it:

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?24678-The-human-body-is-tuned-to-musical-vibrations.&p=258122#post258122

Cheers,

Raf.


Wow, is that possible on accoustic as well.. That makes me wanting to get my guitar back from the attic and try it out! Thanks Raf.
yes, it is possible and i would advise it too!
Namaste

Olam
18th July 2011, 17:54
I have a few guitars. The ones I use standalone without playing with others I have them tuned to 432Hz and 424Hz standard. Both those 2 standards reflect the Pi and Phi ratio and they both also correlate directly with the Giza pyramid dimensions. Of coarse I keep my electrics at 440Hz if I am going to play with others as everyone else is at 440Hz.
If I had a band, I would try and convince everyone to play at 432Hz. Or at least E flat at the minimum.
Its very interesting to me that Hendrix tuned at E flat and when you check it out, E flat correlates very close to 432Hz!
Of coarse he did not know that actual fact, he just felt it!....now thats awsome to me.......
Also, there is alot of talk about how a Stradivarius violin is the best , but all owners of these really only play it to maybe 80% of its potential....
The tuning forks Stradivarius used to "tune" the wood by shaving it had a 432 standard, so a 440Hz tuning on a Stradivarius makes it a bit tight sounding and it does not "ring" its harmonics to its full potential.
Same goes for contemporary renditions of gregorian chants. All of that is a bit off and tight sounding. Back in the days, the combination of Gregorian chants at 432Hz and the actual architecture of the Templar churches would make the sound swirl and amplify the healing harmonics. It would actually change the molecular structure of the water in the body, ala Masaroto Emoto. Profound healing that we can't get with this tight sounding 440hz standard.

Ai-u-que
18th July 2011, 22:29
Has anyone tried using this with Patrick Flannagan's neorphone?

Olam
19th July 2011, 16:30
I don't know if this has been posted but its a great website: http://www.omega432.com/music.html

Dawn
24th July 2011, 07:57
Wow! what a difference this frequency makes in my body. It feels like my heart is expanding beyond the walls of my chest and there is a sweet aching and a joy so boundless that I am on the verge of tears of joy the whole time I'm listening!!! Wow.

Eternal_One
27th July 2011, 16:57
I was already aware of the 432hz and the solfeggio sound benefit, have been listening to them daily for a long time now.

I have looked around the omega432 website, and the music there calibrate (kinesiology testing) to something I have never ever seen.

I am getting 1989 (!) for The album "The Frequency of Light".

Change your music to 432hz and definitely listen to this album.

Mare
27th July 2011, 17:07
My tuner only goes down to 433hz, how annoying??