actually, as an fyi - the note A4 in original song was already tuned to around 450hz, so detuning the song makes it sound more like it’s tuned relative to A=440hz, the standard pitch for tuning. to actually make it sound like it’s tuned relative to A=432hz, you would have to detune it by over 70 cents. (for those of you that say that “i need to learn math,” i can just say that cents and hertz are NOT related in any way. if i were to tune the original 70 HERTZ flat, it would sound significantly much flatter than the original. in fact, it would sound like it’s in a completely different key.)
for those of you saying that i’m wrong, while playing the original song, i used a frequency generator to measure the frequency of the note A. when i played the sine wave, 450hz sounded the closest to the actual pitch of the original song.
@Acaely You said it was like Daycore, but Daycore is slowing of the song plus turning the pitch down, but Nightcore is speeding of the song plus turning the pitch up. But 432 Hz means turning the pitch of the song down slightly without slowing the song, get it?
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Listening to this song at morning 4 am on the day of my board exam 😅😅
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actually, as an fyi - the note A4 in original song was already tuned to around 450hz, so detuning the song makes it sound more like it’s tuned relative to A=440hz, the standard pitch for tuning. to actually make it sound like it’s tuned relative to A=432hz, you would have to detune it by over 70 cents. (for those of you that say that “i need to learn math,” i can just say that cents and hertz are NOT related in any way. if i were to tune the original 70 HERTZ flat, it would sound significantly much flatter than the original. in fact, it would sound like it’s in a completely different key.)
for those of you saying that i’m wrong, while playing the original song, i used a frequency generator to measure the frequency of the note A. when i played the sine wave, 450hz sounded the closest to the actual pitch of the original song.
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The train in the background is a Tobu 8000 series.
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Good song
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Oh my God. That tone of this music was like NCS x Geometry Dash.
This one is much better
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This feels like the one used in the NCS GD MIX on youtube.
What does means "432 Hz" ? because I am Beginner in music so i don't know all i have to know
It means the note A is tuned to 432 hz
@Acaely That is not correct! It actually means the pitch of the song is slightly lower than the original:)
@Acaely You said it was like Daycore, but Daycore is slowing of the song plus turning the pitch down, but Nightcore is speeding of the song plus turning the pitch up. But 432 Hz means turning the pitch of the song down slightly without slowing the song, get it?
@Acaely Well look the definitions up!:) you will understand! I believe in you!:)
@Acaely Ok:)
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