Big difference in result everytime. At 440 the Classical Guitarist needed to wear Glasses. The Classical Guitarist playing at 432 did not require glasses...
It's pretty much true. 432 hz is more calming and relaxing and sometimes it's more emotional but I'm not able to listen to music or play my instrument with the 432 hz tuning for a long time because after 10/15 minutes I start feeling sedated and dazed.
Personally, 432 makes me anxious and I can't wait for it to end. It just sounds ever so slightly off key and feels like fingernails on a chalk board to my ears. 440 is calming to me.
I recommend listening to Recuerdos re la alhambra. Classical guitar song. Listen to Andres Segovia’s version and then John William’s version and say which one you like better. HUGE difference in my opinion.
I've tuned my acoustic guitar to 432hz when I've learned about it for almost 3 years now and never went back and it's got nothing to do about being in tune with the earth, it's just I liked it because, for me, I can hear and feel that it's got more resonance. Well, it's just my opinion.
It has everything to do with it being more intuned with the earth :p 440 hz Disharmonic frequency vs 432 hz Harmonic frequency .. Its better for our body, mind, & soul.
All of the comparison videos I’ve seen till now have been digitally adjusted to 432, so great to hear the real thing. To the ear it’s subtle but definitely can FEEL the difference. And great playing man
I could definitely tell a difference. 440 hits harder and vibrates off of your body. 432 sinks deeper and kind of rolls off. Maybe that doesn't make sense but that's how I "feel" it. Thank you very much for this video btw.
I'd say 440hz is brighter, more in-your-face, while 432hz is softer, more mellow, and fluid. I prefer the subtle flow of 432 hz. Thank you for doing this! I just came across this concept today, and as a non-musician, I couldn't quit wrap my head around what it was even about. Now I get it! :)
I keep my guitar tuned down a half step and with A=432hz. It has a rich bass end, and it fits my voice. In my opinion there is no overall wrong or right. Experiment and find what YOU like.
It was obvious that the guitar preferred 432. It sounded cloudy when tuned at 440, but was crisp and vibrant at 432. 432 actually sounded higher pitched to me.
please tell me i'm crazy! every time I hear the 432hz i have chills all over my body. i try to feel the chills when in 440 but nothing happened. for me 440 feels like digital like the ones I usually hear on the internet but 432 feels like I am listening to the music in front of me physically.
I tune my guitar up to A= 444hz when I'm too lazy to change strings. This keeps them from sounding dull to my ears until I decide to finally change them.
I guess we hear more the differences in the timber of the guitars than the differences in tuning as such. Playing on the same guitar might have helped eliminate possible objections. These being said I like the 432 more in your playing, but I'm sure I wouldn't be able to make a difference in a blindfold test :)
I don't buy it feeling different. In your recordings, the 432hz versions are recorded with more top end and brightness. This might be because of where you were positioned in the room, and where the mic was positioned relative to you. The result is the 432hz version sounds and feels better, and more intimate, because it doesn't sound nearly as dark as the 440hz version. However, this is no product of the tuning, rather the method of recording, and inconsistencies in keeping both recording methods identical. The difference in brightness is especially apparent in the last clip. All that being said, you are an amazing player!
I hear a significant difference. Its a feeling. It’s not the sound in itself, it’s the frequency of the vibrations. The higher the pitch, the more nuance. The perfect frequency is between 432-440 in my opinion:)
I am not a musician but I can tell the difference. The 432hz was rounder and softer and I kept asking myself were you putting some kind of special effort into playing the 432hz but it seemed just effortless and somehow better. Awesome playing and talent thankyou.
I think a better presentation of difference between 440 Hz and 432 Hz would be by playing records tuned at these frequencies. But I don't doubt the excellent music skills by the two guys. ❤
Guys, you are just great! You have so clearly shown the difference between 432 Hz and 440 Hz! The frequency of 440 Hz is colder, it affects the mind. And the frequency of 432 Hz is warm, and it affects the heart and soul.
Brilliant comparison, you only played one piece in a major key which i thought sounded better in 440, the 432 sounded better in the minor keys. I think this debate will never end as is a matter of opinion. You're a fine guitarist too, well done on this vid👍
I can honestly say, playing electric guitar in 432 is useless. I've tried...and yes, got bandmates to "play-along" (pun intended). Electric music has no subtleness. Acoustically? It is very subtle... but after 50 years of playing guitar, you do hear/feel it! The difference being less tension (pun not intended). And a more relaxed feel and loose, rich, rhythmic vibration. And after playing 432 for a while, you will actually play in the timing of those "natural" vibrations/waveforms the frequency produces! That is the best way I can explain it. Great playing and honest review!
I watched the video with interest, and it's really great! My opinion and experience - I play the guitar - is that the pitch will also be part of our habit, we will get used to it. And that's why I have to write that I suddenly liked 440 Hz better, but maybe it's because of the habit I described above. I liked the 440 Hz better. And you play the guitar very well, and the songs are great and I really like them! Thank you very much!
I listened without watching the first time and my impression is the 440 sounded in-sync with what I’m used to, and 432 sounded older and more mysterious. I don’t know if that has so much to do with what the vibrations are doing as it might just be my perception based on what I’ve lived with my whole life.
I used to play the guitar and it bothered me that I couldn't play for long at 440hz, but then I tuned it to 432hz and I can play in peace and my ears don't get tired no matter how much I play.
I closed my eyes. I have been scrutinizing musical tone intensively. literally all my life since the womb (my mother played music for me there). Hearing this the 432 sounds more like music sounded to me as a child. Somewhat more comforting and familiar. Whereas the 440 notes seem to be separate, each standing alone brightly, the 432 notes seem to connect together, harmonize better, yielding a warmer more comforting tonal quality. My judgement that I will definitely prefer to tune at 432, especially for classical pieces. The 440 seems brighter and more artificial bordering on exaggeration. I am definitely more comforted by the 432.
What sounds deeper to some may sound flabby to others. My friends who tune steel string guitars low get a deeper bass (and buzzes) but a very tinny b string. I had an 1823 Guadagnini guitar that returned to 430 no matter how I tuned It but all my other instruments (1923 to 83) sound right at 440 (lower muddy, higher shrill). My 100 year old uke stays a little lower which fits my baritone voice so I don't argue with It!
They sound the same to me... they sound like they'd be beautiful if they came together , they're both euallg beautiful in their own way and sound unique but the same all at the same time... I love it
This is crazy. Thanks so much for doing this. I’ll have to say 440 sounds good. 432 sounds good, but also feels good…if that makes sense. It makes me feel something, almost like 440 I was listening and imagining people dancing. But 432, I was the one dancing. Weird and cool.
To me, whenever i tune down to 432 hz i find that the open strings sound a lot more clean for some reason, and all the open chords that come with them. Like just a simple A->E cadence sounds much better on 432 than on 440 imo
I am so often in life reminded of that picture where blind people (us) stand around an elephant, everyone touching a different part of the animal like tail, toe, tooth, belly, and everyone claims they know just WHAT an elephant IS ... I mean, they FEEL it, they can DESCRIBE it, and after all, it's REALLY THERE :) When we argue in whatever direction about the Hertz thing, it makes me laugh and think of this wise little story. Who taught us to always compete and want to be right about what is "true"? Why don't we just accept that one gets sick when listening to what makes another one feel good? There might be only one truth in the end, but, man --- we're ages away from the end :DDD --------- One of my favourites about the subject, by the way, funny making :)
Shit I love that elephant analogy. It’s a very short but apt example of the bullheaded blindness people experience when they think they “know” things. I am much much more so in the I know I know nothing camp.
The general consensus is most people prefer 432Hz, which many believe is in harmony with our bodies. Therefore, it begs the question why did they change the standard to 440Hz against the musicians of the time wishes, when 432Hz is clearly better?
This is a bit like wine, people feel like if one is not a somelier one can´t give an opinion but still I´d say that one can tell what they like better imho. In this case, without being a musician I would say 440 hz sounds more "strangled" or forced... clearly if there was no immediate comparaison, to the untrained ear there is no difference but since you put both together I think I go for the 432 hz myself. I enjoyed the video. thanks.
Look into cymatics. People do experiments with things like sand on top of speakers, and certain frequencies will generate shapes. Those frequencies all line up numerically with the 432Hz scale. They do not line up with the 440Hz one. In fact, the 440Hz scale is precisely half a step away from the 432Hz one, so it is literally as far as you can get from all those geometric shapes being made. That's something powerful.
To my ear the 440 guitar is a much better instrument. I tune my guitar to 432 so it's not about the tuning. can you reshoot this with one guitar and tune it down for the second sample? List them as A and B then see what people think. That would really give us an idea about whether people can tell a difference. Thanks for posting!
I do believe the fact some songs were written and played with 440hz as their standard tuning would ultimately effect the transition into 432hz. It makes sense if you play a song in 432hz and it sounding bad but reverting it to its original 440hz it sounds good again.
Nope it's just what you are used to. Mathematically 432 is more perfect and more in tune. The numbers line up evenly and the hz or the notes actually harmonies perfectly while 440 will always sound out of tune as it is out of tune. There will always be more resonance tuned to 432. Notes will ring out longer and 440 actually can cause emotional upset. 432 has always been the standard. 440 was given to us pre war by our enemies to help weaken us and make us miserable. We have no idea the things in life that have been taken from us.
Very nice comparison. It's mythology and your exercise was a nice showcase for that. Standard music sounds fine in 440. In my band, we downtune 1 semitone to 432 (a flat) to accommodate the singer, which works out nicely. Also, heavier music sounds a bit darker in that tuning as well. I had a new age musician try to explain why 432 matters, much like you described. It's bunk. Use what works for you and make music that pleases you. Thanx again for the comparison, it was useful!
Bach was 415, Mozart 530... Natural frequency of brain activity is 72hz. 6x72= 432. Also reason TV's tuned to 72&144...allows literal hypnosis of TV watchers. Likely, extremely likely 432 would have relaxing effect and emotional effect. It's definitely a subconscious process not conscious one. Enjoyed your playing, TY. Mahe Ohna ✌️ Favour
Brain waves are variable frequencies, not "72hz." Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta, & Gamma waves are all different RANGES of wavelengths. Your comment is nonsense.
The 432 to me sounds so off pitch it's unlistenable. I don't understand why I feel this considering it's the relative pitch that matters which is preserved.
The difference is subtle but if I were blind folded, I couldn't tell you which is which but I suppose the point is about small changes. Over a long time time who knows how these changes affect us?
I would like to see a blind comparison where music is played and a vote was cast for what was liked and then show the true results of what people appreciate. I think in too many of these videos people are being “told” to like the 432. I tend to like the 440
That's because this is what we are used to. If you'd been listening to 432 your whole life and someone shoved 440 in front of you, you would have the same reaction. I can only imagine what people in the 50s must have felt when everything changed on them... As for me, my guitar sounds brighter, it has more sustain, and it now has more harmonics that are more intense. I've been playing guitar for 20yrs, I've never had a "natural" harmonic anywhere but but frets 5, 7 and 12. After tuning to 432, I now have them at 4 and 9 as well - and the harmonic at 4 is louder than the one at at 5. It's kinda crazy. I'm going to try it like this for a bit and see what happens... You need a break in period with things like this. Although, good luck finding enough music to listen to I'm the 432 range...
Bam. Ya nailed it. The whole narrative of 432 vs 440 is mostly just another mind screw. Tune to 437 if ya want. If you can play it will sound good about wherever the instrument can effectively hold and maintain that tuning. Not only that, but a trained vocalist may be quite at odds with variables outside of their training in 440 all these years. In closing- be really careful in what one “believes” in while in this realm. It manifests good potentials and exact opposite. Trust in you and your ear. If it sounds good to you- do it
Maybe the change was do to the sharpness (?) of 432? Both sound good in their own way, but 432 doesn't seem (to me at least) to have the same ability to flow smoothly if that makes sense.
I dont think it's that noticeable until it hits a certain decible. Let's say that 432 sounded a bit mute than 440. At a higher decible of volume 432, would be more comfortable to hear. If 440 is more crisp and bright than 432, at higher decible of volume 440 would be too sharp and piercing for comfortable audio registry.
It does feel slightly richer in comparison. Might be a string instrument thing, don't think it works for percussion. But my Chakra was unchanged and the coffee tastes the same ;-) But I knew before that some orchestras use their own pitch. Common range is from 431 to 446 Hz.
432Hz make more forget the time, listen it eyes closed Did you play each pieces in the same BPM? Because I ear more time effect compaction as a charm, tint it older
They sound about the same. And rememeber that when listening to an orchestral piece of music your ear is listening to a huge spectrum of piches! About a third of a semitone doesn't make much of a difference. Tuning has differed a lot over the ages. A more convincing argument would be comparing the advantages of well or unequal temperament versus equal temperament.
Do you really don't hear the difference between 432 vs 440hz tuning?? Leave you guitar tuned to 432 for about 2 weeks, I don't believe you will come back to 440hz after that, without feeling, kind of, sick and out of place.
@@ParadiseLordRyu Your argument has not much use. The 440hz is more familiar for me, but after I tried 432hz (less familiar) there is no going back to 440, because I can clearly feel/hear the difference between those two.
I found 440 pleasing and calming to listen to. The more I listened to 432 the more I felt like I was grimacing and needing to get away from that vibration.
Aye boss this is just a thought, I feel like you expect that the avg listener recognizes any of these classical songs? I mean there's key and time signature changes every other measure and the melodies aren't memorable... Why not play something where people don't have to listen so much to the melody and then try to remember what both sounded like post-listening, something simple and easily recognizable. I mean throw 1 classical in there I guess cause that would promote your style or w/e you wanna call it but yeah I have an alto clef tattoo on my arm and I was paying too much attention to the song and not its fundamental frequency, just a thought tho
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but what if you tuned your instrument to 432 while your bandmates remained at 440? Would the resulting music sound “off,” dissonant, out of tune?
Fornme 440 hz was more melancholy and inward whereas 432 hz was more upbeat and uplifting. Both Sound great but i can tell one could inspire more postive and etroverted emotions while the other is more introverted and introspective. Thats what my mind and body were telling me.
La difference entre 440 Hz et 432 Hz. Les notes font 12 harmoniques, quand on joue une note accordée à un La accordé à 432 Hz. Lorsqu'on joue un la accordé à 440 Hz, seules 8 harmoniques sont produites. La musique accordée à 440 Hz est une musique très pauvre.
Big difference in result everytime. At 440 the Classical Guitarist needed to wear Glasses. The Classical Guitarist playing at 432 did not require glasses...
because he can feel it better at 432 - no glasses needed anymore
Ahahahah
God Christ Jesus bless you all and have a wonderful day my family!
Hhhhaha
no contest the performer playing @ 432 was clearly a much better player, where did they find the other guy? A roadie for Curt Cobain?
Wow - listening without watching, and each time I got goosebumps and scrolled up to find which one is responsible.... 432
The difference is in the feeling, 440 is more cerebral, 432 opens the heart, more touching and you don't want it to end..
so true
I agree.
It's pretty much true. 432 hz is more calming and relaxing and sometimes it's more emotional but I'm not able to listen to music or play my instrument with the 432 hz tuning for a long time because after 10/15 minutes I start feeling sedated and dazed.
But remember this instrument is created to support the best of its sound on a 440hz tension..
Personally, 432 makes me anxious and I can't wait for it to end. It just sounds ever so slightly off key and feels like fingernails on a chalk board to my ears. 440 is calming to me.
I like most classical pieces in 432! I can hear the difference even in video.
Respectfully u mean FEEL the difference
@@erwinestacio2276 ok!!! SOUNDS good hahaha
I recommend listening to Recuerdos re la alhambra. Classical guitar song. Listen to Andres Segovia’s version and then John William’s version and say which one you like better. HUGE difference in my opinion.
@@Dinosaurs_with_laser_guns bet yeah !!!
I've tuned my acoustic guitar to 432hz when I've learned about it for almost 3 years now and never went back and it's got nothing to do about being in tune with the earth, it's just I liked it because, for me, I can hear and feel that it's got more resonance. Well, it's just my opinion.
It’s not an opinion, it literally has more resonance
Yes, it sounds more rich and deep to me.
Absolutely does ^, ; ,^ ✨
It has everything to do with it being more intuned with the earth :p 440 hz Disharmonic frequency vs 432 hz Harmonic frequency .. Its better for our body, mind, & soul.
exactly, more resonance with the body, and THATs the earth!
All of the comparison videos I’ve seen till now have been digitally adjusted to 432, so great to hear the real thing. To the ear it’s subtle but definitely can FEEL the difference.
And great playing man
It's all about the FEEL not HEAR.
YOUNG MAN!!! You are FREAKING TALENTED! Awesome job sir!!! Keep playing!
Thank you!
I could definitely tell a difference. 440 hits harder and vibrates off of your body. 432 sinks deeper and kind of rolls off. Maybe that doesn't make sense but that's how I "feel" it.
Thank you very much for this video btw.
You must be part of the 94% that doesn't The 6% that freak out that we're worried about Cause they can't handle the 440
Empaths can describe the feelings nobody else gets
I'd say 440hz is brighter, more in-your-face, while 432hz is softer, more mellow, and fluid. I prefer the subtle flow of 432 hz.
Thank you for doing this! I just came across this concept today, and as a non-musician, I couldn't quit wrap my head around what it was even about. Now I get it! :)
Yes, I did. 432 sounded more rich. Thanks for doing this experiment.
432 sounds like old tyme cassette recordings of classical guitar I used to listen to as a kid … it’s actually quite emotionally different due to this
The transition between the two sounds like record drifting in speed to me.
@Chals Silva I’m a baptized Catholic thanks 🙏
Every time i hear 432 it brings tears to my eyes. Its so moving
I keep my guitar tuned down a half step and with A=432hz. It has a rich bass end, and it fits my voice.
In my opinion there is no overall wrong or right. Experiment and find what YOU like.
Thank you for this! It’s funny, I liked the 432 more. It sounded more “lute-like”. 440 sound more guitar-ish: good, but missing a little pixie dust.
432 has more resonance... Sounds deeper and it's comfortable to play and listen. I prefer 432 hz tuning. I like downtuning my guitar also ;)
It was obvious that the guitar preferred 432. It sounded cloudy when tuned at 440, but was crisp and vibrant at 432. 432 actually sounded higher pitched to me.
i find the same, but makes ya wonderz 2 different guitars will sound different
please tell me i'm crazy! every time I hear the 432hz i have chills all over my body. i try to feel the chills when in 440 but nothing happened. for me 440 feels like digital like the ones I usually hear on the internet but 432 feels like I am listening to the music in front of me physically.
I tune my guitar up to A= 444hz when I'm too lazy to change strings. This keeps them from sounding dull to my ears until I decide to finally change them.
I guess we hear more the differences in the timber of the guitars than the differences in tuning as such. Playing on the same guitar might have helped eliminate possible objections. These being said I like the 432 more in your playing, but I'm sure I wouldn't be able to make a difference in a blindfold test :)
It's the same guy playing the same guitar
I don't buy it feeling different. In your recordings, the 432hz versions are recorded with more top end and brightness. This might be because of where you were positioned in the room, and where the mic was positioned relative to you. The result is the 432hz version sounds and feels better, and more intimate, because it doesn't sound nearly as dark as the 440hz version.
However, this is no product of the tuning, rather the method of recording, and inconsistencies in keeping both recording methods identical. The difference in brightness is especially apparent in the last clip.
All that being said, you are an amazing player!
I hear a significant difference. Its a feeling. It’s not the sound in itself, it’s the frequency of the vibrations. The higher the pitch, the more nuance. The perfect frequency is between 432-440 in my opinion:)
I am not a musician but I can tell the difference. The 432hz was rounder and softer and I kept asking myself were you putting some kind of special effort into playing the 432hz but it seemed just effortless and somehow better. Awesome playing and talent thankyou.
Same to me! Greeting
I think a better presentation of difference between 440 Hz and 432 Hz would be by playing records tuned at these frequencies. But I don't doubt the excellent music skills by the two guys. ❤
Guys, you are just great! You have so clearly shown the difference between 432 Hz and 440 Hz! The frequency of 440 Hz is colder, it affects the mind. And the frequency of 432 Hz is warm, and it affects the heart and soul.
I agree 440 seemed a bit edgier than 432.
Total BS
@@jtors5. Agree. It’s a mind fck.
Brilliant comparison, you only played one piece in a major key which i thought sounded better in 440, the 432 sounded better in the minor keys. I think this debate will never end as is a matter of opinion. You're a fine guitarist too, well done on this vid👍
Minors always sound better in lower tones
Hmmmmm..
Francisco Tarrega, 428hz, mind you that was on a a19th century torres
432 is softer, more harmony, gives more peace, and more powerflull to the heart
I can honestly say, playing electric guitar in 432 is useless. I've tried...and yes, got bandmates to "play-along" (pun intended). Electric music has no subtleness. Acoustically? It is very subtle... but after 50 years of playing guitar, you do hear/feel it! The difference being less tension (pun not intended). And a more relaxed feel and loose, rich, rhythmic vibration. And after playing 432 for a while, you will actually play in the timing of those "natural" vibrations/waveforms the frequency produces! That is the best way I can explain it. Great playing and honest review!
432 sounded crisper and clearer, but at the same time it seemed like it was varying more in volume and sounded a little bit unusual.
I watched the video with interest, and it's really great! My opinion and experience - I play the guitar - is that the pitch will also be part of our habit, we will get used to it. And that's why I have to write that I suddenly liked 440 Hz better, but maybe it's because of the habit I described above. I liked the 440 Hz better. And you play the guitar very well, and the songs are great and I really like them! Thank you very much!
I listened without watching the first time and my impression is the 440 sounded in-sync with what I’m used to, and 432 sounded older and more mysterious. I don’t know if that has so much to do with what the vibrations are doing as it might just be my perception based on what I’ve lived with my whole life.
Super good job honestly if I was only listening I wouldn't be able to tell any difference I don't think
For me, it's about where the sound resonates in my body. 440 is more in the head. 432 is more in the chest/heart.
100% placebo
The earth's frequency is 9.6Hz, 432Hz and 528Hz are harmonics and are used in gregorian Chany as well as OOOOM. All are healing frequencies.
I used to play the guitar and it bothered me that I couldn't play for long at 440hz, but then I tuned it to 432hz and I can play in peace and my ears don't get tired no matter how much I play.
I closed my eyes. I have been scrutinizing musical tone intensively. literally all my life since the womb (my mother played music for me there). Hearing this the 432 sounds more like music sounded to me as a child. Somewhat more comforting and familiar. Whereas the 440 notes seem to be separate, each standing alone brightly, the 432 notes seem to connect together, harmonize better, yielding a warmer more comforting tonal quality. My judgement that I will definitely prefer to tune at 432, especially for classical pieces. The 440 seems brighter and more artificial bordering on exaggeration. I am definitely more comforted by the 432.
What sounds deeper to some may
sound flabby to others. My friends
who tune steel string guitars low
get a deeper bass (and buzzes) but
a very tinny b string. I had an 1823
Guadagnini guitar that returned to
430 no matter how I tuned It but all
my other instruments (1923 to 83)
sound right at 440 (lower muddy,
higher shrill). My 100 year old uke
stays a little lower which fits my baritone voice so I don't argue with
It!
They sound the same to me... they sound like they'd be beautiful if they came together , they're both euallg beautiful in their own way and sound unique but the same all at the same time... I love it
This is crazy. Thanks so much for doing this. I’ll have to say 440 sounds good. 432 sounds good, but also feels good…if that makes sense. It makes me feel something, almost like 440 I was listening and imagining people dancing. But 432, I was the one dancing. Weird and cool.
To me, whenever i tune down to 432 hz i find that the open strings sound a lot more clean for some reason, and all the open chords that come with them. Like just a simple A->E cadence sounds much better on 432 than on 440 imo
I am so often in life reminded of that picture where blind people (us) stand around an elephant, everyone touching a different part of the animal like tail, toe, tooth, belly, and everyone claims they know just WHAT an elephant IS ... I mean, they FEEL it, they can DESCRIBE it, and after all, it's REALLY THERE :) When we argue in whatever direction about the Hertz thing, it makes me laugh and think of this wise little story. Who taught us to always compete and want to be right about what is "true"? Why don't we just accept that one gets sick when listening to what makes another one feel good? There might be only one truth in the end, but, man --- we're ages away from the end :DDD --------- One of my favourites about the subject, by the way, funny making :)
Shit I love that elephant analogy. It’s a very short but apt example of the bullheaded blindness people experience when they think they “know” things. I am much much more so in the I know I know nothing camp.
440 Is like watch a movie, 432 Is like be inside the movie
The general consensus is most people prefer 432Hz, which many believe is in harmony with our bodies. Therefore, it begs the question why did they change the standard to 440Hz against the musicians of the time wishes, when 432Hz is clearly better?
It is crazy, I don’t know that 432 gave me goosebumps, I literally almost cry, and you play it so emotional man, so beautiful..
Thank you!
432 seems to have a darker ghostly like sound, almost like it's in minor but it's not...
432hz is now my go to Vibration!!
This is a bit like wine, people feel like if one is not a somelier one can´t give an opinion but still I´d say that one can tell what they like better imho. In this case, without being a musician I would say 440 hz sounds more "strangled" or forced... clearly if there was no immediate comparaison, to the untrained ear there is no difference but since you put both together I think I go for the 432 hz myself. I enjoyed the video. thanks.
Look into cymatics. People do experiments with things like sand on top of speakers, and certain frequencies will generate shapes. Those frequencies all line up numerically with the 432Hz scale. They do not line up with the 440Hz one. In fact, the 440Hz scale is precisely half a step away from the 432Hz one, so it is literally as far as you can get from all those geometric shapes being made. That's something powerful.
I can definitely feel and hear the difference
432 hz suena maravilloso
To my ear the 440 guitar is a much better instrument. I tune my guitar to 432 so it's not about the tuning. can you reshoot this with one guitar and tune it down for the second sample? List them as A and B then see what people think. That would really give us an idea about whether people can tell a difference. Thanks for posting!
I do believe the fact some songs were written and played with 440hz as their standard tuning would ultimately effect the transition into 432hz. It makes sense if you play a song in 432hz and it sounding bad but reverting it to its original 440hz it sounds good again.
Nope it's just what you are used to. Mathematically 432 is more perfect and more in tune. The numbers line up evenly and the hz or the notes actually harmonies perfectly while 440 will always sound out of tune as it is out of tune. There will always be more resonance tuned to 432. Notes will ring out longer and 440 actually can cause emotional upset. 432 has always been the standard. 440 was given to us pre war by our enemies to help weaken us and make us miserable. We have no idea the things in life that have been taken from us.
Very nice comparison. It's mythology and your exercise was a nice showcase for that. Standard music sounds fine in 440. In my band, we downtune 1 semitone to 432 (a flat) to accommodate the singer, which works out nicely. Also, heavier music sounds a bit darker in that tuning as well. I had a new age musician try to explain why 432 matters, much like you described. It's bunk. Use what works for you and make music that pleases you.
Thanx again for the comparison, it was useful!
If you tune down a semitone you should be at 415
Does all band mates need to be on 432? Can you have both
Bach was 415, Mozart 530... Natural frequency of brain activity is 72hz. 6x72= 432. Also reason TV's tuned to 72&144...allows literal hypnosis of TV watchers.
Likely, extremely likely 432 would have relaxing effect and emotional effect. It's definitely a subconscious process not conscious one.
Enjoyed your playing, TY.
Mahe Ohna ✌️ Favour
It's time discussion that Mozart used to play in 530Hz, some say that Mozart killed himself by his music...
Brain waves are variable frequencies, not "72hz." Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta, & Gamma waves are all different RANGES of wavelengths. Your comment is nonsense.
The 432 to me sounds so off pitch it's unlistenable. I don't understand why I feel this considering it's the relative pitch that matters which is preserved.
The difference is subtle but if I were blind folded, I couldn't tell you which is which but I suppose the point is about small changes. Over a long time time who knows how these changes affect us?
I can hear and feel the difference. I vote 432!!!
very nice visual... good job bro
I would like to see a blind comparison where music is played and a vote was cast for what was liked and then show the true results of what people appreciate. I think in too many of these videos people are being “told” to like the 432. I tend to like the 440
That's because this is what we are used to. If you'd been listening to 432 your whole life and someone shoved 440 in front of you, you would have the same reaction.
I can only imagine what people in the 50s must have felt when everything changed on them...
As for me, my guitar sounds brighter, it has more sustain, and it now has more harmonics that are more intense. I've been playing guitar for 20yrs, I've never had a "natural" harmonic anywhere but but frets 5, 7 and 12. After tuning to 432, I now have them at 4 and 9 as well - and the harmonic at 4 is louder than the one at at 5. It's kinda crazy.
I'm going to try it like this for a bit and see what happens...
You need a break in period with things like this. Although, good luck finding enough music to listen to I'm the 432 range...
Bam. Ya nailed it. The whole narrative of 432 vs 440 is mostly just another mind screw. Tune to 437 if ya want. If you can play it will sound good about wherever the instrument can effectively hold and maintain that tuning. Not only that, but a trained vocalist may be quite at odds with variables outside of their training in 440 all these years.
In closing- be really careful in what one “believes” in while in this realm. It manifests good potentials and exact opposite. Trust in you and your ear. If it sounds good to you- do it
Maybe the change was do to the sharpness (?) of 432? Both sound good in their own way, but 432 doesn't seem (to me at least) to have the same ability to flow smoothly if that makes sense.
I dont think it's that noticeable until it hits a certain decible. Let's say that 432 sounded a bit mute than 440. At a higher decible of volume 432, would be more comfortable to hear. If 440 is more crisp and bright than 432, at higher decible of volume 440 would be too sharp and piercing for comfortable audio registry.
Wow I noticed a difference. The lower frequency produced a richer sound.
It does feel slightly richer in comparison. Might be a string instrument thing, don't think it works for percussion. But my Chakra was unchanged and the coffee tastes the same ;-)
But I knew before that some orchestras use their own pitch. Common range is from 431 to 446 Hz.
432Hz make more forget the time, listen it eyes closed
Did you play each pieces in the same BPM? Because I ear more time effect compaction as a charm, tint it older
You have some mad video editing skills! hahaha love it
Thank you
i grew up in a 432 world but i find 440 more mature or more deep i like it more
They sound about the same. And rememeber that when listening to an orchestral piece of music your ear is listening
to a huge spectrum of piches!
About a third of a semitone doesn't make much of a difference. Tuning has differed a lot over the ages.
A more convincing argument would be comparing the advantages of well or unequal temperament versus equal temperament.
thats just spooky... how tf did i FEEL the difference??? bruh thats wild
Length of video: 4:32
What the difference tuning to 432 and 444, seems both are harmony to nature?
For me I like to either tune 440 or 415. 432 just sounds unsettled in my ears.
432hz human resonance
Damn, that was good.
Do you really don't hear the difference between 432 vs 440hz tuning??
Leave you guitar tuned to 432 for about 2 weeks, I don't believe you will come back to 440hz after that, without feeling, kind of, sick and out of place.
432 just sounds hella out of tune
@@rickf6375 only if you're completely deaf ;D
Familiarity bias
@@ParadiseLordRyu Your argument has not much use. The 440hz is more familiar for me, but after I tried 432hz (less familiar) there is no going back to 440, because I can clearly feel/hear the difference between those two.
I listened and at 440 I started to get tension in my head but at 432 I had good vibrations all through my body. And the headache left.
wonder how it would sound blended?
I found 440 pleasing and calming to listen to. The more I listened to 432 the more I felt like I was grimacing and needing to get away from that vibration.
Yeah same. Some of the notes in 432 were nice, but overall not as clean.
ure not attuned
All I know is 432 gave me goosebumps.
What's the opposite frequency of 432
Aye boss this is just a thought, I feel like you expect that the avg listener recognizes any of these classical songs? I mean there's key and time signature changes every other measure and the melodies aren't memorable... Why not play something where people don't have to listen so much to the melody and then try to remember what both sounded like post-listening, something simple and easily recognizable. I mean throw 1 classical in there I guess cause that would promote your style or w/e you wanna call it but yeah I have an alto clef tattoo on my arm and I was paying too much attention to the song and not its fundamental frequency, just a thought tho
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Of course A 432 is a little darker, but the difference is negligible. Not worth the fuss!
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but what if you tuned your instrument to 432 while your bandmates remained at 440? Would the resulting music sound “off,” dissonant, out of tune?
I tune my guitars 435hz as I thought it would in the middle of both 432 and 440.
They both sound beautiful but my body resonated at 532. Every one of them but the 2nd one.
Fornme 440 hz was more melancholy and inward whereas 432 hz was more upbeat and uplifting. Both
Sound great but i can tell one could inspire more postive and etroverted emotions while the other is more introverted and introspective. Thats what my mind and body were telling me.
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The room is nicer in the 432hz tuning. The reverb is overtaking.
La difference entre 440 Hz et 432 Hz.
Les notes font 12 harmoniques, quand on joue une note accordée à un La accordé à 432 Hz. Lorsqu'on joue un la accordé à 440 Hz, seules 8 harmoniques sont produites. La musique accordée à 440 Hz est une musique très pauvre.
440 for me
432 is defently deeper 😍
440Hz sounds more vivid, more happy and more in-tune....the 432Hz just feels more dull and flat.
Very nice video, thank you!
I feel like with quicker more aggressive songs 440 sounds better but the slower more emotional songs 432 all day.
432hz 👍👍👍
To me 433 gives more of a feel
I prefer 432, and used to always keep one. Unfortunately most records I'll play along with are 440.
Huge difference.440 makes my heart ache.
432 sounds more happy like you just saved the day
440 sounds like your still in the fight
I love A 432 Hz, you can feel the difference
Idk about the magic healing powers but i could tell the difference, i thought 8hz was too little to detect by human ear
Prolly should have used same guitar for more accurate comparison. ;)
I used the same guitar.
Ratio
432 more melodic sound and feel, 440 little brighter sound and feel, you can hear a difference