If you re-tune to A=444Hz, then 528Hz is C5, which is still a 528Hz tuning. I recently bought a set of 528Hz chimes; when I measured each individual chime, all were on a 444Hz tuning!
I wanted to write almost the same plus its very easy to tune the whole song or track by plus 16 cents from 440 to 444 Hz , the first time I had the aha effect sounds so pleasent to me. 432 doesent sound as nice as 444 do pls try yourself ...
If you're like me who's using a digital audio workstation that is far different from the more popular ones, you'll encounter discrepancies in the tuning mechanism. If you, like myself use "Mixcraft" from Acoustica, you'll know that they have a tab to switch from Tempo to Pitch, but the tuning will be measured by percentage. If you want to tune something to 432hz, you'll have to mix it into an audio track, switch the Tempo tab to Pitch then alter the audio down to -0.3156412870002146%.
Perhaps there is that app that can detect your song is in the 432Hz,444Hz or 528Hz or where it is lacking, and there ot can be corrected in that few seconds of song..
The problem that I see is in the philosophy of what needs to be done. You are just shifting the frequency down 8 Hz when the proper way of doing this would be to use the ratio shift all the frequencies by the ratio of 432/440 so that the harmonic ratios remain intact. Consider that your way, the first Harmonic of 432 shold be 864 and not 872 which your method would achieve.
You are correct. In HZP the shift changes according to ratio shift calculations and not the simple shift you described. That's why the retuning is actually accurate and profound.
question: i edit my song from 440hz to 432hz using the ableton shifter method. when i wanna export it out of the DAW, the rendering still goes 440hz won't that cancel what we did with the shifter plugin?
Hi, and thanks a lot for the information. I make my own music in Ableton and I would like to make all my tracks in 444HZ. Is there a way to just shift the frequency in Ableton so I would start creating in 444 instead of 440? I can shift my hardware, like piano to 444 so my recordings would be 444, but I am struggling when I use plugins like serum or dive, as well as samples and drums... Would it be correct to put a shifter on the master and tune it up by 4HZ to get the desired results, or put the shifter on each individual channel? I really appreciate your help. Thank you.
Better stuck to 432 hz bc its the natural frequencies ! You can check the whole history about 440 hz is so fishy and i do believe that they changed on purpose and its fact when i listen to 432 hz songs r not too loud and edgy but harmonic and softer
Great question, if you are wanting to write music using 432hz, there are a few different ways: One idea is to put a frequency shifter on your master chain, and lower it by 8hz, therefore even if you are writing in the default 440hz, everything will be shifted down to 432hz. Another way which might be more time consuming, is making sure all of your instruments are tuned to 432hz, which would mean pitching them down 8hz for each track. This ensures that only the instruments are being tuned to 432hz, and not your drums etc.
Great video as its just what ive been looking for, i got a couple of questions and hopefully you can answer them 1) I use reaper and understand how to change the pitch with the methods you've shown. I'm a hip hop/trap music producer and curious if i would get a good result in pitch shifting each instrument of the track seeing as i create individual instrument tracks. 2) Was wondering if i do this the way you have shown which is converting a completed track with vocals, would there be a noticeable difference in the vocals? Would i get a good result if i record vocals with the pitch plugin on already? Thx in adv!!!!
Yes, you will hear the change as you retune the music. Go to app.hzp.co/sharing?id=B9zPp&freq=432 and play with the frequency changing and you should be able to hear it. As for recording with the plugin on, I would imagine that you would get pretty much the same results. Would be really cool if you make a video of both options and post it so we can all see the results.
Hi @Shivaristic - both SFP and HZP will allow you to retune your music to any Solfeggio Frequency and 432 Hz in real time without having to waste time converting files one by one. Since neither of them create converted files they also save you a lot of storage space!
When I use a frequency shifter such as MFreqShifter I don’t see anything for ‘A note’ or ‘A tuning’ so I just shift the frequency knob -8 hertz like I see you do in the video at the beginning, which I suspect shifts the entire song by -8 hertz. Is this bad or incorrect? Does this achieve the same effect to get 432hz? Or does it have to be this only exact A note frequency to adjust?
Do you also know if all songs here on RUclips will be automatically put back to 440 hz if you listen to 528hz video? I love to listen to solfeggio frequencies
@@SolfeggioFrequencies_org alright thank you for your help. Someone told me that when you listen to 528 hz here on youtube it does not work because youtube change the frequency back to 440 hz. But i hope thats not true haha because I listen to it almost daily. Love your videos too
@@laylakoekie2985 don't know about that. Though we wouldn't be surprised. It's very difficult to decipher if anything uploaded to RUclips is really tuned like it is supposed to. We can tell you however that HZP works as it should. It's patented and we've tested it for accuracy.
Wow. Thanks for showing the world that you have absolutely no understanding of what anything of this means. Your comment shows clearly that you have absolutely no insight in the musical or technical implications of what a standard tuning is or does but you tell yourself that this is better because someone fed your paranoid mind and told you that one thing here is bad because of some conspiracy and this thing is something that was hidden and is better for you. At least you don’t harm anyone else in your foolish attempts to follow these ridiculous claims but it’s actually kind of sad to watch all you deluded people who think they have it all figured out.
funny, I needed this for the files in my computer. This program doesn't have the ability to look for those files. I wonder why they are making this so hard for us to change frequencies. Makes you wonder.
@@SolfeggioFrequencies_org how do you load it? I tried going through the entire software and couldn’t find a method to load the file to be converted from my computer. No way to search for files on your computer either, its basically the issue. I do need those files created. Any advice?
It is not Equal Temperament or any kind of tuning when you subtract the same frequency from each not on the piano. Bass notes be way offer more than the higher frequencies. 432/440 is your Factor for A and that is all you get 'dealing' with Solfeggio anything. But, Multiply EVERY 'normal' scale's individual note's frequency by the 432/440 Factor but, what does 432 cycles per second actually 'mean'? What Musical Scale are these Hertzes coming from? 174Hz 285Hz 369Hz 432Hz 528Hz 639Hz 741Hz 852Hz 963Hz it may be that what you are talking about with shifting pitch as a "professional mix engineer" was some club or something over-riding the educational aspects. Factors, not Differences? "Crazy Artifacts"
To help America really understand the ancient A-432Hz, The somewhat musically in tune President Donald Trump could write a beautiful executive order to; . MAKE A-432Hz GREAT AGAIN! . We do the impossible first. Why Not? Math counts along with wave lengths.
A-440Hz has been joggling minds since the late 30', but now, nobody cares, and now there's :"Auto Tuning", but we should, because it is the creators preference.
How about listening to A13824 for a real "high-vibe" experience (still low-vide since it's audible)? Make your ears bleed in pretty patterns. Music contains every audible frequency regardless of your base tuning. Harmonics - you don't have music without them. If you enjoy the music, that is what lifts your soul, not the frequency.
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If you re-tune to A=444Hz, then 528Hz is C5, which is still a 528Hz tuning. I recently bought a set of 528Hz chimes; when I measured each individual chime, all were on a 444Hz tuning!
I wanted to write almost the same plus its very easy to tune the whole song or track by plus 16 cents from 440 to 444 Hz , the first time I had the aha effect sounds so pleasent to me. 432 doesent sound as nice as 444 do pls try yourself ...
Hello. How did you measure your music, please?
My man, so glad I just found your channel. Thank you friend
Thank you for the kind words!
Well done for your dedication. I will try it with the App to shift some of my favourite tracks.
Thank you! Let me know how it went for you!
Hi did you try this? How did it go? A message pops up saying I must install an app. Did you install an app?
If you're like me who's using a digital audio workstation that is far different from
the more popular ones, you'll encounter discrepancies in the tuning mechanism.
If you, like myself use "Mixcraft" from Acoustica, you'll know that they have a tab
to switch from Tempo to Pitch, but the tuning will be measured by percentage.
If you want to tune something to 432hz, you'll have to mix it into an audio track,
switch the Tempo tab to Pitch then alter the audio down to -0.3156412870002146%.
Perhaps there is that app that can detect your song is in the 432Hz,444Hz or 528Hz or where it is lacking, and there ot can be corrected in that few seconds of song..
Game changer! Thanks so much man! 🙌🌅✨
You bet!
My old korg x3 I could set overall tuning to which ever frequency 440 is not good
Bhai dusra tuning karna chahte ho 👇👇👇👇👇
"Factor 9" Grid Built on 432
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C 126 252 304 1008 2016
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C# 135 270 540 1080 2160
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D 144 288 576 1152 2304
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D# 153 306 612 1224 2448
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E 162 324 643 1296-2592
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F 171 342 684 1368 2736
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F# 180 360 720 1440 2880
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G 189 378 756 1512 3024
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G# 198 396 792 1584 3168
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Ab 207 414 828 1656 3312
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A 216 432 864 1728 3456
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A# 225 450 900 1800 3600
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B 234 456 936 1872 3755
The problem that I see is in the philosophy of what needs to be done. You are just shifting the frequency down 8 Hz when the proper way of doing this would be to use the ratio shift all the frequencies by the ratio of 432/440 so that the harmonic ratios remain intact. Consider that your way, the first Harmonic of 432 shold be 864 and not 872 which your method would achieve.
You are correct. In HZP the shift changes according to ratio shift calculations and not the simple shift you described. That's why the retuning is actually accurate and profound.
question: i edit my song from 440hz to 432hz using the ableton shifter method. when i wanna export it out of the DAW, the rendering still goes 440hz won't that cancel what we did with the shifter plugin?
Hi, and thanks a lot for the information. I make my own music in Ableton and I would like to make all my tracks in 444HZ. Is there a way to just shift the frequency in Ableton so I would start creating in 444 instead of 440? I can shift my hardware, like piano to 444 so my recordings would be 444, but I am struggling when I use plugins like serum or dive, as well as samples and drums... Would it be correct to put a shifter on the master and tune it up by 4HZ to get the desired results, or put the shifter on each individual channel?
I really appreciate your help. Thank you.
Better stuck to 432 hz bc its the natural frequencies ! You can check the whole history about 440 hz is so fishy and i do believe that they changed on purpose and its fact when i listen to 432 hz songs r not too loud and edgy but harmonic and softer
yes but 444 is very different than 440, it's an angelic healing frequency
So, with this tool, I can change A4 tuning Hz up to 528 from 440, like the Solfeggio frequency?
@@RobHTech Yes! Exactly. With both HZP and SFP you can easily retune your music to aby of the Solfeggio frequencies abd 432 Hz tuning.
Perhaps there's an AI app that can flip songs already recorded dowloaded or someone created to the ancient Solfeggio Scale?
Both HZP and SFP do exactly that!
The free website tunes to 528 Hz... but could you please check if it really makes it 528 and let me know please?
We recommend SFP and HZP
Thank you for the video! It is beneficial. As you shared the changing frequency chart, what about 963 hz?
Both HZP and SFP include retuning to 963 Hz
@@SolfeggioFrequencies_org thank you for telling me😊
You're so great! Our future is in good hands. :-)
Thank you!
Hey man, thanks for the video. Where can i get the frequency tester you use to verify it is 432hz?
Yes, we recommend this model: amzn.to/3AJuAc8
@@SolfeggioFrequencies_org thanks a lot brother
excellent!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Hey I’m making music in ableton. How do I know what frequency my mixdown is tuned ? How do I tune music I’m making to let’s say 432hz?
Great question, if you are wanting to write music using 432hz, there are a few different ways: One idea is to put a frequency shifter on your master chain, and lower it by 8hz, therefore even if you are writing in the default 440hz, everything will be shifted down to 432hz. Another way which might be more time consuming, is making sure all of your instruments are tuned to 432hz, which would mean pitching them down 8hz for each track. This ensures that only the instruments are being tuned to 432hz, and not your drums etc.
Great video as its just what ive been looking for, i got a couple of questions and hopefully you can answer them
1) I use reaper and understand how to change the pitch with the methods you've shown. I'm a hip hop/trap music producer and curious if i would get a good result in pitch shifting each instrument of the track seeing as i create individual instrument tracks.
2) Was wondering if i do this the way you have shown which is converting a completed track with vocals, would there be a noticeable difference in the vocals? Would i get a good result if i record vocals with the pitch plugin on already?
Thx in adv!!!!
Yes, you will hear the change as you retune the music. Go to app.hzp.co/sharing?id=B9zPp&freq=432 and play with the frequency changing and you should be able to hear it.
As for recording with the plugin on, I would imagine that you would get pretty much the same results. Would be really cool if you make a video of both options and post it so we can all see the results.
Great advice brother! Keep sharing =) whats your favorite tone?
I like having the flexibility to change between them according to the song and desired outcome.
What's the purpose of retuning if all the other notes are going to be equal temperament and not in these supposed nicer numbers and ratios?
What do you mean?
When changing the tuning you rescale the entire song around the desired frequency.
Is there a software where I can change the frequency of 2000 tracks all at once instead of change it all manually?;)
Hi @Shivaristic - both SFP and HZP will allow you to retune your music to any Solfeggio Frequency and 432 Hz in real time without having to waste time converting files one by one. Since neither of them create converted files they also save you a lot of storage space!
Thank you, but I am a DJ so I need the music converted :) which one would you recommend to tune all in one go?
I have a question,if you use the las option to convert your own audio track,after doing,it ,will you have the same quality audio,i mean in wav.?
HZP does not alter your original file at all, it simply changes how it outputs when being played back
When I use a frequency shifter such as MFreqShifter I don’t see anything for ‘A note’ or ‘A tuning’ so I just shift the frequency knob -8 hertz like I see you do in the video at the beginning, which I suspect shifts the entire song by -8 hertz. Is this bad or incorrect? Does this achieve the same effect to get 432hz? Or does it have to be this only exact A note frequency to adjust?
I'm not familiar with that plugin, but shifting by 8hz like you mentioned will only work for retuning to 432.
Do you also know if all songs here on RUclips will be automatically put back to 440 hz if you listen to 528hz video? I love to listen to solfeggio frequencies
Not sure what you mean. RUclips does not validate any content, any person can upload content to RUclips and call it whatever they want.
@@SolfeggioFrequencies_org alright thank you for your help. Someone told me that when you listen to 528 hz here on youtube it does not work because youtube change the frequency back to 440 hz. But i hope thats not true haha because I listen to it almost daily. Love your videos too
@@laylakoekie2985 don't know about that. Though we wouldn't be surprised. It's very difficult to decipher if anything uploaded to RUclips is really tuned like it is supposed to. We can tell you however that HZP works as it should. It's patented and we've tested it for accuracy.
Wow. Thanks for showing the world that you have absolutely no understanding of what anything of this means.
Your comment shows clearly that you have absolutely no insight in the musical or technical implications of what a standard tuning is or does but you tell yourself that this is better because someone fed your paranoid mind and told you that one thing here is bad because of some conspiracy and this thing is something that was hidden and is better for you.
At least you don’t harm anyone else in your foolish attempts to follow these ridiculous claims but it’s actually kind of sad to watch all you deluded people who think they have it all figured out.
funny, I needed this for the files in my computer. This program doesn't have the ability to look for those files. I wonder why they are making this so hard for us to change frequencies. Makes you wonder.
Both HZP and SFP will retune your files in real time. hzp.co/download or solfeggiofrequencies.org/download
@@SolfeggioFrequencies_org how do you load it? I tried going through the entire software and couldn’t find a method to load the file to be converted from my computer. No way to search for files on your computer either, its basically the issue. I do need those files created. Any advice?
It is not Equal Temperament or any kind of tuning when you subtract the same frequency from each not on the piano.
Bass notes be way offer more than the higher frequencies.
432/440 is your Factor for A and that is all you get 'dealing' with Solfeggio anything.
But, Multiply EVERY 'normal' scale's individual note's frequency by the 432/440 Factor
but, what does 432 cycles per second actually 'mean'?
What Musical Scale are these Hertzes coming from?
174Hz 285Hz 369Hz 432Hz 528Hz 639Hz 741Hz 852Hz 963Hz
it may be that what you are talking about with shifting pitch as a "professional mix engineer" was some club or something over-riding the educational aspects. Factors, not Differences?
"Crazy Artifacts"
Thanks
Can you export your tracks from hzp?
No, HZP does not convert or create any duplicate files, rather you can retune the files in real time as much as you would like.
Is the app you mention at the end really free? I'm afraid to download bc the prices listed in app store are very pricey. I don't see that it's free.
Yes, the app has a free tier
To help America really understand the ancient A-432Hz, The somewhat musically in tune President Donald Trump could write a beautiful executive order to;
.
MAKE A-432Hz GREAT AGAIN!
.
We do the impossible first.
Why Not? Math counts along with wave lengths.
fye thank u truly
Windows is not allowing to be installed
You mean for HZP? Have you tried installing it from the Windows app store?
A-440Hz has been joggling minds since the late 30', but now, nobody cares, and now there's :"Auto Tuning", but we should, because it is the creators preference.
The problem is that people are not aware to begin with. Once they do, they start caring.
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I can show how to on FL I use it all the time
How about listening to A13824 for a real "high-vibe" experience (still low-vide since it's audible)? Make your ears bleed in pretty patterns.
Music contains every audible frequency regardless of your base tuning. Harmonics - you don't have music without them. If you enjoy the music, that is what lifts your soul, not the frequency.
What are you on about?
🤍🤍🤍💎🎶💎🤍🤍🤍
Heres a better way. Write the track to the correct tuning to begin with...
DAMN requires ios 13+ :(
You can use the web version here: app.hzp.co - it has access to the Audius catalog
Why are you so cute 😩
Thanks for the vid! Can you download your own tracks from HZP?
Not at the moment
thanks
You're welcome!
Is the app you mention at the end really free? I'm afraid to download bc the prices listed in app store are very pricey. I don't see that it's free.
It has a free tier as well as paid plans.