Testing 432 Hz Frequencies (and temperaments)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2019
- 432 Hz might be how we should be tuning our instruments, but....
...most justifications for 432 require it to be in really wacky tuning systems for the numbers to make any sort of numerological sense. I actually tested some of these tuning systems to hear how they sound.
THE THREE TUNINGS I USED
Sonic Geometry: The Language of Frequency and Form
• Sonic Geometry: The La...
Chakra Tuning
www.chakrakey.com/chakra-freq....
Stradivari/Verdi Tuning (A = 432 hz, C = 256 hz),
www.viewzone.com/432hertz222.html
ADDITIONAL READING/WATCHING
XXXTentacion was RIGHT!!! (Must See)
• XXXTentacion was RIGHT...
Frequency of 432 in Equal Temperament
pages.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreq4...
The Foundations of Scientific Musical Tuning
archive.schillerinstitute.com...
Reynolds Temperament
roelhollander.eu/en/432-tunin...
BODY-TUNER FOR BETTER HEALTH
www.528records.com/pages/body...
Subjective Frequency Ratings for 432 ASL Signs
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
List of the names of intervals
www.huygens-fokker.org/docs/in...
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sounds like the piano is holding in a monster shit
excuse me sir is your piano constipated?
Accurate.
@@jamesyahya7230 it's like those memes where suddenly the music is distorted haha
Aah, a man of culture I see
aaaaggagaggaghahahahahhahhahhah
Cool. Next time someone says to me "OMFG you're a horrible singer," I will reply that I'm
using the 432 Chakra Earth Vibration scales.
xD
Ed Sinrise
Just being a little experimental that’s cool.
Best comment I've seen in a long time.....Bahahaha!
Your comment just made me cry of laughter, my sincere thanks to You :D
Or just "it's microtonal jazz u uncultured swine!"
The "played through bad frequencies'" clip made me smile every single time.
GREGORIAN CHANTS @432Hz are so divine sounding
that poor dude in the clip he honestly thought he stumbled on to greatness. I kind of feel bad because in a way he kind of reminds me of the Star Wars kid.
432 likes nobody ruin it
He’s racist for playing that.
YES he got right to the point
I really like the sound of Pythagorean tuning, and I wish it wasn't polluted by the bizarre "wrong frequency" crowd. A lot of beautiful music has been made with it.
Yeah it's pretty, though not as dynamic as modern tuning
@@drigondiiwhat do you mean by not as dynamic, exactly ?
@@DaniyalAntonio it can't be used for as many different styles of music
@@drigondii ahh interesting. Why is that so? 🤔 I'm a little confused, wouldn't everything still be in tune relative to each other.
@@DaniyalAntoniomajor third would be quite off from just intonation (by about a ninth-tone)
I don't use any of your low peasant frequencies to tune my bass. I let it tune itself by dropping it on the ground and let mother Earth give me the frequency the universe wants me play in.
A true brother who understands the cosmic power of TRUE drop tuning! It's only the sheeple who haven't unlocked their tHiRd EyE who don't understand this beauty!
Lol, I'm dying
Better not be a Gibson bass, or the headstock will break
"I play in Drop tuning"
"You mean Drop D or something?"
"No, just Drop. I just drop my instrument!"
When you just don't wanna tune your bass
Mom can I have 'A'
Mom: No, we have A at home
A at home: 432 Hz
Microbiologists must be fools too. Using the C note to repair damaged or broken DNA strands
AHA DAM THATS SOME FUNNY SHIT
@@deadbabiesinvomit I'm a biologist and I've never heard of this and also see no plausible mode of action for this to be true. The only thing I know of is using ultrasounds to break down stuff. Can you cite a published protocol in a scientific journal that states that a C note repairs DNA?
lol
This is the type of jokes that gets me frustrated. Because I don't get it. Is it an age thing?
At 11:20 I feel like switching between 12-tone and pythagorean and back into 12-tone could make some incredible smooth jazz, it feels like the notes get looser and laid back when it switches to pythagporean
Switching to Pythagorean for it's more resonant qualities on certain chords would probably be really cool to see actually applied
@@TalkingSandvichJacob collierrrrr
Your communication skills, musical knowledge and technical facility on your instruments are always a joy to behold. In this particular video, I’m just as impressed with your flawless and highly effective video editing skills. Wonderful content!
I tuned my guitar to 432 and after playing for 5 minutes I cured cancer and became one with the universe. I'm now transcending multiple dimensions simultaneously.
In other words, you forgot your tuner
good comment
send tabs
buh did you really cure cancer
Bruh just meditate for 3 months without food and youll be ascended 100p
P A I D I L L U M I N A T I S H I L L
Adam who was that dude in the beginning video?
beginning of the video*
@@carrietan1500 th-cam.com/video/_IWgovrW-Z0/w-d-xo.html
why did u do this Adam I can't believe this that isn't real 432 hz ur just a fraud me nan got shanked on the subway last week and I popped round and played her some 432 hz healing aura music and now shes like a new woman literally she sprung out of bed help please the 432 hz music has made her too strong she's going around telling us to align our chakras with the universe please help
@@turbochargedfilms thanks!
So, my bass guitars are all tuned down to 432 on a small digital guitar tuner. The intervals are fine, everything is just slightly warmer. It sounds almost like tuning down a half step, or E-flat tuning. One of my old guitar players used to tune down similarly and when I brought one of my basses over to jam one night, I forgot to retune it back up to 440. We hooked up and found out that it was actually "close enough for rock and roll." Amazingly, it matched up pretty well and it was a little easier to sing to. I was originally a singer for the band we were in so many years ago and I remember thinking it was easier to hit the notes. Additionally, it added a darkness and melancholy to the grungy, dirty music we were playing. Since I had to figure out harmonies, and we were playing covers by bands that detune similarly themselves, it helped us get a dirtier sound. AIC used a lot of flat harmonies anyway, so did Soundgarden and Billy Corgan messed with his tuning as well. It even worked well for Jane's Addiction songs. Many popular bands get their distinct sounds from alternative tuning and when you tune down 8 hz it's sonicly like tuning down what we call a "half step" or tuning the guitar to E flat. Tony Iommi and Frank Zappa did a lot of this type of thing and the Seattle bands got it from their lesser known punk contemporaries like the Melvins and the Dwarves.
They were using their ears though not just programming~intentional to the sound they wanted!
Thank you so much. Years ago, I went on this same quest but just didn't have the ability nor the resources to answer the riddle of the Pythagorean comma , eventually decided to keep on composing music in 440 and with equal temperament. So, I found your video more than fascinating. Count me in as a new subscriber to your channel. Keep up the good work.
the chakra tuning hurt my soul, which i don’t think is the feeling that aligning my chakras should render
That is because your chacras are out of tune.
Chakra tuning was truly breath taking
I've read this comment 3rd+ times and still laughing; it also did hurt my soul
It's because you forgot the onion and banana juice.
Yah for real. Not gonna lie watching this made listening to normal music again so damn satisfying
No wonder humanity is so screwed, our chakras sound like trash
I was curious if I was supposed to be creeped out when he improvised for the chakras. But then, humanity generally creeps me out.
Sort them out , pour cap of olive oil in left ear white vinegar in right ear alternate & repeat , that sorts them
@@Marcus538 or at least you won't hear the crappy sound any more .
Holy shit. We sound like shit!
FlaxeMusic "trash" is being generous....
I agree with this video. Equal temperament is by far and away the most practical tuning for an instrument that is played in different keys. I do wonder, however, if a just intonation could be made to work with modern electronic instruments if the tuning dynamically adapted, while being performed, to modal changes in the music? It might be instructive to analyze the frequencies of an very good acapella group as they sing tight harmonies. Once you have an untempered instrument, like the human voice, you can make any frequency you like, particularly if you are not trying to match a tempered instrument. Do acapella groups tend towards just intonation or something else? How do they respond, intonation-wise, to modal shifts? Accomplished acapella singers all seem to share the trait of being able to listen very closely to other members of the group. The sound of acapella groups is, at least to my ear, quite different to listening to music produced with well tempered instruments. They also seem to manage modal shifts without sounding horrible.
This is a very interesting idea!!!
There is software that will do a perfect just intonation that can be played in any key by dynamically adjusting the frequency as you switch keys. I forget the name however
@@loganhazeltonthat's quite a bait-and-switch you did there! 😅
if I got righr what you intend, it won't work anyway. Intervals for different keys are defined differently, and the whole tune would sound off. I suggest you to check Early Music Sources' video on Just Intonation.
The issue is that continuous harmony in exclusive just intonation is vulnerable to slowly changing in pitch in order to line up right. Good for singers, probably not very good for pianos
Dude! You are BRILLIANT! I enjoyed this so much, and it brought a lot of light to the matter, and to tuning irregularities in general...
Yeah man I'm not playing out of tune I'm just playing at the same frequencies as my chakras bro
Well you better pull your chakra out of your dharma before your karma runs over your dogma.
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I though that was clever when I wrote it.
But its really dumb.
@@iamalpharius9483 You're absolutely right
@@carlosandleon yeah.
G. Zunaideh how can I like a comment twice
Yeah, man, pass some of that stuff to me, man...
OH, now I get it. My body is SUPPOSED to feel like shit! Thanks chakra frequencies!
594. 672. 432. 594.
Strands
Stonks
@@deadbabiesinvomit Wat
@@deadbabiesinvomit ask if they can repair your shit-for-brains
I tried listening to a few harsh metal songs I like in 432hz and I swear it lost all of its BITE! Some songs did sound clearer, with less distortion maybe, (which worked better with more melodic songs,) but it's that abrasive feeling I get when listening to metal that I love, when I need to channel my anger. This is going just by the vids on youtube claiming to be songs converted to 432hz.
Some pop songs do sound easier to listen to at 432, smoother, not as sluggish as the original. But 432hz is definitely not for all music.
Either way, it would be awesome to see more musicians step out of these established comfort zones and play around with tuning and weird combinations.
As those 432 conversions do just slow everything down, every instruments attack would be a little slower too which probably contributes to less bite
so you need to write metal music in 432 that still sounds harsh then tune it to 440 to get the real edge
What a great video on tuning systems!
"It's played through bad frequencies" tshirts for sale when?
"make sure the chakras and the synths are in the same key"
@@connortweedie2446 Protip 2.0
Not his quote might get sued Lol.
I'd buy one
Connor Tweedie LMFAOOOOOOOOOOO
The earth tuning sounds bad because you failed to take into account that the earth is flat. To fix this, flatten all the notes
LOL
yo, pin this comment.
My brain aaaaaa
Hahahahahaha
You win
LMAOOOO
😆This was brilliant, thank you for explaining tuning PROPERLY!
Great video and demonstration! Thank you!!!
The factor 9 grid sounds to me like my grandmas piano that hasn’t been tuned in about 15 years
more like 50
The more years, the more tuned the sound becomes to Mother Earth!!
Bruh... My grandma actually has a piano that hasnt been tuned in about 15 years maybe more... It is way more pleasant sounding than the factor 9 grid
man untuned grandma pianos are the best. my grandma happens to own one
@@neayello haha truu...and the keys are so worn down that some of them don't even rise back up after you press it
my chakras don't work anymore, you ruined them
I didn't think our bodies are that dissonant either.
you need chakra realignment surgery asap
My essential oils went stale and my 3rd eye got blinded by cataract.
Arvak777 lmaoooo
I can't use the sharingan anymore because or this :(
I really enjoyed your experimentation with pop culture frequency concepts. You also pointed out the subtle mathematical issues with retuning and transposition algorithms beautifully. Equal temperament is a longstanding best practice because it resonates most harmonically with our brains. It "feels" good.
New Age isn't for everything. This kind of reminds me of New Coke. It sounded like a good idea until we all realized that it tasted bad. Lol
I heard in blind taste tests most people actually preferred New Coke, ppl only said they didn't like it bc it was advertised as something different from what they were used to. If they had just used the new formula for regular coke no one likely would've noticed, in fact... I think they already did that
Wow this is cool you really analyzed it so good. Thank you so much🙂❤️
No! No no! This video was played through bad frequencies! TH-cam is hiding the truth by re-tuning the videos!
Finally someone in the comments who woke up, the BIG MUSIC is trying to retune our chakras to dealign us from Earth, they want us to be lizards too. LIZARDS ARE NOT FROM EARTH!111!
@@ncedwards1234 ALSO VACCINES CAUSE OFF CHORDS
Nathan Edwards lizards are a reptile that live on earth...
@@crypticii3431
It's ok, you'll wake up one day. You probably think birds are real too, such a shame.
@@ncedwards1234 I honestly dont know if you are trolling or serious... hilarious anyway
432 hz: when you are sick and you hear strange pitches.
LSD trip effect maybe?
@HZB OcYpcWr'Ctwu Odzs you lost me
@HZB OcYpcWr'Ctwu Odzs yes me
Idk why, but i hear 432hz when my ears are tapped.
(sry for english, i am italian)
Bad ear infection
Great content Adam! I play cello. A-432 sounds more resonant. At least on my instrument. Comes in handy when playing Bach Suites.
Thanks much!
Awesome video!
Thank you for sharing!
I don't think you understand, Adam. It's played through bad frequencies.
ON A R E G E L E R BASIS
432 Hz sounds like grandma's piano that hasn't been tuned since I've been alive
Edit: How the fuck did a random comment I barely even remember making get 3k likes
Same...except it’s my parents piano that I grew up playing...come home now and play it...it has been possessed by demons
@superHAPPYrocks Player piano?
@superHAPPYrocks I meant player piano, as in one that would play on its own, like some saloons had.
Ender Gaming you have to tune pianos? Am I stupid for not knowing that
Exactly
The drop in at 6min 14 secs, was ace, thanks Adam and team, I came across this video just now, as I was searching on ways to create theses electronically, and you give a great step by step breakdown, ace editing, and direction and presented, in such a way, some neurones were firing for me as feel like I have learnt some great knowledge from your video, cheers.😃
Fabulous analysis of the body of work. I play the harp, only at home, and never thought about tuning down to 432. It already gives me an incredible sense of well-being, so I will be curious. Thank you for all the time you put into that.
I tune my harp to 432, it gives a more open sound
One time I thought I made a new scale and I thought I was a genius then I realized it was literally just in B minor
Justly intonation pedi B minor?
I accidentally made the Whole tone scale lol
Same, I just ended up with Dorian b2.
Do you remember how you made it lmao
blues
These "better frequencies" just sound like my grandma's old piano that she refused to get tuned.
SingToMe42 why did she refuse to get it tuned??!!
@@hanawana She didn't trust anyone and thought they would ruin the piano. It was her grandmother's piano, very important to her. 🤷
@@lebunnie My gram wouldn't let me turn up the volume on her TV. I had to use the remote or else "YOU'LL WRECK IT!"
Of course she didn't get it tuned. If she did, then it'd be "played in bad frequencies!"
exactly lmfao
The first improvisation you did with the factor 9 tuning had me rolling around laughing.
I wonder if it is possible to have an out of tune grid of notes where every pairing of notes is a oversimplification of a 6/9 and/or a half-flat-high-note otherwise-tritone. 6 - 5.5 is 0.5, 9 - 5.5 is 4.5, the average is 2.5, we have 10 digits, 2.5 times 10 is 25 and I hear from a show that 25 is very funny. So in theory, since numbers are all that matter in these jokes, it would be very funny.
420 has improved music for generations, but kinda hz when you cough.
United Space Pirates fuck you 😂
fk u
I'm choking to death right now I'm go na die alone because lf your comment
Aha, I see what you did there. Funny.
I feel stupid for not getting the joke right away. 😅
licks in 432Hz is peak jazztube and you cannot convince me otherwise
🔥🔥🔥
Asmodean Underscore You are absolutely right, no need to convince you otherwise.
no if he was playing altered forms of the lick that layered over eachother make a 7:11 polyrhythm in A=432
666 upvotes 👌🏼
Only counts if u play it in 7:11
I honestly loved the factor 9 improvisation
Thanks for this video. Piano rarely calms me.
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We wuz tuning n shiet
Gazer gazerrr
You got 440 likes so I didn't want to touch it.
@@microcolonel Also I got 440 subscribers wtf
The A = 432 Hz factor 9 grid reminds me of those $1 toy pianos for kids
lulz
Hahaha
I'd buy one of em, even though it's wildly off from what we're used to, it opens up a ton of new ways of using the notes
Idk, I liked it. Sounds microtonal.
it sounds like something you'd hear on a Russian cold war number station
This is extremely interesting! Thank you for taking the time! I'm still asking myseld what it would mean if we'd just adapt one of those other temperaments? Would we just need to compose nice music that uses other temperments? What would that mean in the greater scale? Would it be possible to do the same music in a different temperment, through e.g. adding more keys to the piano?
Tbh, I mostly play my guitar in 432 12TET and i quite like it. also happened to participate in som cool jams using 417 Hz 12TET. I like, how it just something else. Also some older (historical) guitars seem to be built for these frequencies, since they resonate better when using lower tunings. However, thas propably mostly due to the fact, that historically lower tunings were much more common.
“So, maybe we’re targeting too many chakras at the same time?” Best.
Yup, I totally felt the chakras resonating... and man they don't like to move at all xD
Adam Neely 2 years ago: "I'm not interested in debunking every documentary about 432 hz"
and here we are
and i'm not complaining
1 like to 440 come on
@@sodr7440 we're waaaay beyond that now and all the vocalists are going to complain -_-
slow news days...
people change.
@Kevin U "unbiased and objective study." That is not even close to being a peer reviewed, unbiased study. Its a single page that looks like it was created in MS Paint and has almost no information on the methodology of the study and does not even attempt to show any actual data. A scientific study will never be a single page, explaining methodology and showing the unbiased data in it's entirety is a requirement to be reviewed and published. That will always take more than a single page report.
Your descriptions of the other tuning systems was very charitable. I don't know if it comes into this or not, or how it plays out mathematically, but I've been told by a piano tuner that the tuning on a piano is actually a big fudge. As in the very high notes and the very low ones are not really where they should be so that they sound better when played against notes in the middle. So I've heard.
I've heard the same about guitars... they can't really be in complete tune, but that's just the way it works out.
To be absolutely ideal, a different custom scale can be designed for specific pianos. I learned this from a good friend of mine who was a phenonenal piano technician (dead of covid 😢). The issue is inharmonicity in the strings, which is at its worst in smaller pianos, best in 9 ft grands, which are pretty true harmonically(have the actual proper sounding length for all the notes) and need less fudging to get the harmonics all sounding good together. Oddly, in situations where 2 pianos are used together in duets, everything is fine if the 2 are the same size, but if not, the tuning has to be coordinated between the 2, and a compromise tuning designed that is as close as possible to the ideal for both.
@@tkat6442 I did not know most of that, thanks, and sorry to hear you lost your friend.
@@Pablo668 Thanks. Yeah, he was an anti vaxxer. If only we could have persuaded him to just roll up his sleeve...
@@tkat6442 that's one of the dumbest things i've read so far today. thank you from another "anti-vaxer"
Perfect, thank you for the explanation.
Anytime someone takes a phone selfie video of themselves giving advice in the vertical aspect ratio... you know it’s gonna be good advice.
Beat me to it
that's why 9/16 intervals sound so sweet
Adam Neely *DESTROYS* 432hz music with *FACTS* and *L O G I C*
AND *THE* *_l i c c_*
No.. He uses Ableton
*air horn noises, explosion*
Ok, this is epic.
Of course, I didn’t realise before that Adam Neely is the Ben Shapiro of music
Awesome Video and a great education!
Nice, really well demonstrated. I make music that I tune to various of these tones as a root, then just use Eq Temp from there. I tune them that way because there are a lot of people looking for good drone music, so I try to meet that expectation. I never claim it's 'healing' or magic (but I do try and make extremely complex journey type depth in the music - more like David Lynch & early Tangerine Dream) and I do dislike all the gematria that people throw around so I totally agree with what you have here, esp with regards to 'all music is wrong if it's not tuned to 432'. It started with the Da VInci Code film I think.
432hz community is basically flat earthers of music
Really God damn hard to argue with
I can tell you first hand from going to quite a few hippy music festivals, they're the same fluffing numpties.
I find the 440hz community to be the mirror image of the 432hz one. As arrogant and unknowingly subjective, without proper self-distance. Each believing in their own superiority to discern the matter, claiming to be objective while intently trying to make their counterpart look (and sound) bad.
Equally arrogant and hard to argue with imo, just two sides of the same coin.
@@maxhult830 Yea, well that's the truth here.
We can say that our counterpart is not correct all we want, yet here we are, as stubborn as our opponents
@@maxhult830 "I find the 440hz community to be the mirror image of the 432hz one." Except for the fact that most of the "440 community" is just people listening to music, while the 432 just detune their digital pianos, feel superior and call it a day.
Unless someone is gifted with perfect pitch, there is no way to tell the two tunings apart. I know, I have a Yamaha Grand and sometimes I push the wrong button and instead of tuning it up or down by semitones I do it by cents. I play and I don't hear any difference if I don't compare.
If you do what Adam did and tuned the entire temperament, then it's a different story, but the "440 Community" cannot help it if most intervals sound out of tune. Those interval frequencies are ingrained in our brain.
In other words, it's the intervals, not the tuning. if it was the latter, every guitarist that tuned a guitar by ear would be playing in a different temperament, but they don't because the frets follow a mathematical formula.
@@maxhult830 No, because the vast majority of the 432 Hz people are just pitch-shifting the whole song - they're not playing in different temperament. It's literally just down-shifting the whole song (exactly like a DJ does when mixing). Anyway there are thousands of different frequencies in most songs (or maybe millions), it's only the A note that is 440/432, so you're not really changing anything. For example a human voice will have tens (if not hundreds) or underlying harmonics, all at a different frequency.
The cut back to "played thru bad frequencies" is golden lmao
Every time
bãå frequencies
_baa_ frequencies
My favorite parts of the video. :D
I guess I was the only one that thought otherwise, please don't hate my opinion.
Factor 9 tuning... is some lo fi tape worble shyte!!! Love it lol 👊🤣👍Also makes me think of some serious medication I was put on for a bit that had that side effect... made sound perception distorted and for the life of me, could not tune my guitar and all music sounded out of tune. An experience I will never forget. Pretty sure that drug was gabbapentin or something like that.
I get that sound perception distortion thing sometimes when I have a fever, it's quite annoying to hear stuff out of tune and not be able to do much about it lmao
@@Flopster101 I know right! Totally sucks.
This is by far the best and most coherent video on this subject I’ve seen, thankyou!
If this man plays “its played through bad frequencies” one more time im bouta change his resonant frequency
René van Emelen bruh im not even kidding its actually pissing me off
Michael Gibson it was better than just “imma make his personal frequency vibrate at a different rate”
Fat boy Slim for example used to pitch up the song by a quarter of a tone and this guy is like every kid that listens only rap songs and Katy Perry and saw a video on the net and now he needs to come to his friends saying "hey Bro, you know nothing about music"... So I'm like: "you know nothing about anything, so what's your point now mmmmmm"
Trio LOL Gamers i need context
Rearrange his head chakra
The chakra tuning resonated my digestive chakras so much it completely evacuated the entire system
Very cleansing 11/10
Yeah thats the *BROWN* frequency at work
What's the 11:10 interval called
@@genericalias5756 11/10 4/5-tone, Ptolemy's second
In other words, we finally found the brown note?
👍
I was afraid my chakras were going to cause an eruption of unmentionable origins! Ugh that actually made me nauseous, I'm not joking! This vid needs to come with a disclaimer about 'pregnant women or people with ears that work.' Though I'm too old to be pregnant but I was kinda wishing my ears didn't work. Now that is pure science. Thank you for doing this. We all appreciate it in our own way.😊
I think if an alternative tuning is used in a composition or improvisation as part of thay process by using the ear/sound that is fine. However Adam I totally AGREE with your points in this video and thank you for checking these things out!
turns out we tune music a certain way because it sounds good. it has nothing to do with the cosmic cumdrop of the universe, it just sounds good
432 has only to do with the tuning of A, I have no idea what you are trying to show here. A misinterpretation of the 432 argument?
@@BasedRoots why are you replying to me I'm not the one who made the video
Paranormal Banana....its just that simple huh? "It just sounds good."
....I agree with ya
Cumdrop 😂
@@troy210 😏
432 hertz can summon John Coltrane himself.
Pepega
420 hertz can summon Snoop Dogg though
Nah, 3TET does that.
Aphex fan
Dhruv Mohta naw that’s 8D audio
Very interesting. Great video!
Thank you, very informative!
“Programming chakral frequencies” sounds like a Sims loading screen
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It is
it kind of opened my lower chakra in toilet 😂
Genius comment
@@andrejgregoric1324 oh no
PROTIP: Make sure the synth and your chakras are in the same frequency
He might just be dissonant…. Ugh
GREGORIAN CHANTS @432Hz are so divine sounding
I like how you write your videos like music. With a chorus that repeats throughout.
432hz is the music equivalent to astrology.
astrology has nothing to do with 432hz
So true
@@dominic6055 He said that 432hz is to 440hz as astrology is to astronomy (I think)
@@dominic6055he means its all non scientific bullshit
@@luznis139 music is not too scientific so not a great comparison
7:13 My chakras became so aligned that all the toxins in my system immediately exited my mouth. Amazing!
Lmao
Actually, it´s weird to thing that if humans created notes and they would be in other Hz, this could actually sound good for us..
th-cam.com/video/tGHQXwJjJZY/w-d-xo.html
TheOneAndOnlySame Lmao
Hows it taste?
I love that the “played through bad frequencies” clip pops in and out throughout the video 😂😂
Comedic callback was well played by Mr. Neely
Read the comment, looked back up, “played through bad frequencies”, well done
Lol.
Repetition Legitimises
Repetition Legitimises
11:19 you casually played one of the most beautiful sounds i'd ever heard. even through the change in frequencies my breath was just stolen. is this a song or just improv? this sounds insane. i'm literally choked up
right.. its so gorgeous
It sounds very Bill Evans-esque to my untrained ear. Check out My Foolish Heart, you’d probably find it similarly affecting.
I’ve heard the most beautiful music that made a place of heaven here on earth in 440, with musicians and vocalists collaborating together in perfect (imperfect) harmony.
An A432 has a more subtle and softer tone, where 440 is brighter and more mechanical sounding. The tuning he did is not done by ear but by inequal frequencies, you can tell each note is not in tune with themselves as he's plugging in each frequency for each key.
we're still dealing with this, huh?
a=432 people are the music theory equivalent to Flat Earth.
No, it's just a preference....nothing more one way or the other.
There's nothing wrong with just lowering or raising everything together. It's all this made up nonsense about "chakras" that is the music theory equivalent of flat earth. Chakras don't exist. And make terrible sounding music apparently.
Yep. They just don't know what they're talking about.
Exactly, how can A=432 be better when the Earth is actually hollow?
Exactly, 432 is not meant for logical human music, it is meant for connection and alterting reality drug free. Not for enjoyment, just like mushrooms r not a party drug
So long story short: the 432 frequency guys are just flat earthers from the music genre?
This comment deserves more likes
which music genre?
@@epicparakeet no it doesn't really, he copied a statement mentioned in Adam Neely's other video
@@AndewMole OK so that comment deserves more likes
ǝβɒρ if you really wanna be so technical lmao music is a genre of activity/art. so yes the music genre
20+ years ago my dad had a piano tuner/ rebuilder friend who was experimenting with alternate tunings. But it was supposed to be the tuning that classical composers like Mozart composed in...
Back then they used A at 415. It's more about if you want you music to sound relaxing or mechanical and lifeless. I prefer 432
Thanks for this video. It's refreshing to get to the bottom of a thing in a no b.s. fashion.
By the way, the word vicesimotertial sounds like vis-es-emo-tersh-al.(read each separately until it just rolls off the tongue) I wouldn't typically bother, except you're missing a whole syllable there lol. I don't blame you though. That's a tough one.
As a guitarist I like playing in ~427 hz a lot, it’s the note in between A and Ab. I think it sounds really ear catching.
432 tunning is the homeopathy of music lol
You nailed it!
Homeopathy works
Sometimes
Works well to fight dehydration
@@rickarderlandsson5906 It can work wonders for hypochondriacs. Also, can be great for treating (very) minor neurological disorders (as any placebo can). Not so good wrt dehydration though, since most homeopathic "remedies" are basically sugar pills.
At least homeopathy has some sort of placebo effect.
My tv is only 60hz. I cant see the sounds. Help?
lmaoo
ha
It's a B tone. A B1. (432 hz)
In 440 the tone is between B1 and C#1
The human ear can't hear above 30 fps.
@@rjk24 you're fun at parties.
'Precise Temperament Tuning' is a geometrical approach to music temperament replacing the Just Intonation's Major Third interval (1.25 or 5/4) with 1.26. In this approach, the MINOR (3rd) interval FALLS (from 1.2 to 1.19) and the MAJOR (3rd) interval LIFTS (increasing from 1.25 to 1.26)
if a jazz musician says something is out of place or weird, you better believe it.
All musical cultures contain a perfect 5th
Chakra tuning: *hold my scented candle*
and , as you say , it sounds perfect filth !
It's played through bad frequencies!
I remember your old 432 debunk video
the one that got most of us hooked on this guy in the first place. *raises hand*
is it gone?
@@KlareAudio no dude, still very much there
Patrick Russell
I was converted but already a newly sub at that time
Bass
Inverted Silence
Def still there!
that bit of improvisation at the end is a genius demonstration of all of the benefits and drawbacks of all of the alternate tuning, but when it went back into 440, it just utterly obsolesced all of the other tuning. It just sounded correct.
thank you! When I tried the 432 Hz tuning on my own music it was a very unpleasant experience.
Can't believe we both uploaded temperament-related videos on the same day!
Jazz master death match?
I can believe it. #conspiracy
And I loved both! Sharing both with my friends!
And I can't believe they were both EQUALLY good!
.......get it?
Clearly there's a strong sympathetic resonance between the two of you - a 3:2 ratio?
7:12 I actually felt my chakras aligning.
Or maybe that was just nausea.
Same. My chakras felt like they were doing the worm!
But that could also have been my body writhing in discontent.
Thanks to you for deBSing all those alternative tunings craps and other gaïa resonnance delirium.
[[TL;DR] - Its just... REALLY complicated 😵💫]
I agree that A LOT of the proliferation of this "bad vs good 440 vs 423" idea has gotten EXTREMELY twisted and watered down to the point of nonsense.
....THAT being said. You made GREAT points on the topic in this video, and i think if we were to follow some of these lines of thought, while keeping in mind that what is WRITTEN down as music (mainly older music than we dont have ORIGINAL recordings of) is not necessarily what the original musicians instruments' tuning truly was (assuming they stayed tuned to the intention of the player over time), AS WELL as other items that may affect the way we view or think of what these different concepts or phenomena are, and how humans and cultures have thought about it over time.
And finally, i think this is definitely progagated by (besides the virality of social media dum-dums) a lot of Western cultures (American DEFINITELY) are extrememly, especially these days, unexposed, or underexposed, to any sort of TRULY varied flavors and sounds and rhythyms of peoples and cultures the world over.
anyway, great vid and very objective. BUT ALSO, dont underestimate the power of someones(/groups) idea of percieved power gained, whether through concrete structuring (changing the Hz), or through semi-passive 'allowance'/opportunity (letting ppl just RUN with an idea until its smeared and almost indecipherable from its original state, whether it started from some thread of truth or not).
As a violin player, I can no longer accept criticism.
"I wasn't playing it wrong, I was playing a tridecimal diminished fifth!"
All of them sounded like different kinds of inebriated. There is some curious stage performance ideas involving many different pianos in there.
Great stuff!
Well, as violinists we don't use a particular tuning system, anyway. What we play is closest to just temperament, playing what gives nice ratios depending on the context. We aren't limited by frets of fixed keys. We play what's in tune with the passage itself.
The Ancient Greeks went crazy trying to make this stuff work out, but unfortunately there's no perfect solution.
vicesimotertial bro
I WAS IN TUNE AND IN TIME. Didnt you hear I was in G half sharp playing in 21/22?
Flanowa Hopper 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🚫🧢
ok me
Never thought I would ever hear an out of tune digital piano
Jacob Collier would argue they're all out of tune because of 12TET
It's because he tuned differently each note. He should have tuned the whole piano only by changing A refference note pitch from 440Hz to 432 Hz. If you tune any instrument's refference A note with different pitch , any instrument that is acoustic, electric or digital, then everything will come out perfect . The key or keys he used were really dissonant as well after weirdly changing each note. It is not guaranteed that he didn't do that on purpose . All you have to do is to lower the whole pitch and A refference note by 8 Hz. It's that simple.
@@MrValentinique did u even watch the video lol thats what he did at the beginning
@@MrValentinique He literally did that.
My high school once had to get a super cheap electric piano cause one of theirs broke and somehow the highest notes on that sounded horrendously out of tune lol
Great explanation 🤙😉
Really interesting stuff! I do think that 432 would be cool to play around in a little, but I think I prefer 440
you can try any reference frequencies, not only 432 :)
then you should reconsider music
On a psychoacoustic level the difference between 440Hz and 432Hz is abysmal. The best listening experience is found with a 432Hz tuning, becoming decidedly more pleasant; I have found confirmation of my considerations in various scientific publications and also the public of these studies prefer it to the more generic 440hz
@@MaestroStefanoPetrini we are just more used to 440, thats the one i like just because of habits.
432 ect is just bullshit, any ref frequency can work musically, but none has something better than the other. It's all about ratios not frequencies.
Y'all the video we're watching literally was arguing against what you two are saying... 🤦♂️
"MOM, I'm not playing out of tune. I'm just playing A = 432 factor 9 grid!"
This comment has mE ROLLING! I cannot stop laughing.
LMFAO
Let’s be honest. She would prbly just say “It SoUndS gReaT!”
Chomp _ true
The chakra one made my entire house smell like patchouli.
I might be having an aneurism.
Patchouli is a good nerdy waifu
Best comment I've seen anywhere this week!
Le Bro
Nice.
Synesthesia maybe
That was one of your Chakras taking a shit in your bathroom. They do that sometimes.
I like my modern tuning, even if it was wrong, it is useful and versatile, but the first alternative one you tried sounded fun to play lol
that chakral one gave me chills over and over again