frisbeehead
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Posted : Dec 5, 2013 23:44
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On 2013-12-05 20:51, snowdogg wrote:
hola! whaa 7 pages! i cant read all of this theres too many deep personal opinions/speculations, nothing concrete..
väldigt skumt...
id re tune my guitar because the range is limited by the 6 strings, not my DAW because its range is infinite.. duh
and if i play a scale 8hz down then usual it would sound right but slightly lower (perceivably? no) in pitch because the notes relationships are still the same!
more likely to fuck with djs than anything else (if they can tell the difference)
try before cry XD
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Posted : Dec 6, 2013 20:10
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On 2013-11-03 02:46, faxinadu wrote:
duuuuuuuuuuude
frequency of cats pur squared minus 50hz wall hum multiplied by the day of the month your wife has her period
1 - "Domestic cats purr at a frequency of 20 to 30 vibrations per second. - Eklund, Peters & Duthie (2010)" so lets call it 25.
2 - 25 squared = 625Hz
3 - -50Hz wall hum = 575Hz
4 - times 03rd Day = 1725Hz
faxi has declared 1725Hz the new standard!, ahh now we can all rest easy.
peace
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Posted : Dec 7, 2013 18:01
Pythagorean_tuning is about intervals and not about the root tone such as 432 or any other root tone.
fact... no opinion
However, Pythagorean tuning (or other tunings) affects the relationships between pitches and harmonics of notes used in the piece, and therefore changes its degree of consonance/dissonance, and with it the emotional impact of the music, irrespective of the speed the track is played at or the tuning reference it uses. On the other hand, the effect of solely retuning to 432Hz is that the pitch is lowered by 8Hz. This effect is small enough to be unnoticeable for the majority of us who do not have perfect intonation, and is anyway obliterated as soon as a DJ playing the track moves the pitch control.
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Posted : Dec 8, 2013 12:13
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On 2013-12-08 01:30, Colin OOOD wrote:
However, Pythagorean tuning (or other tunings) affects the relationships between pitches and harmonics of notes used in the piece,
exactly, that what I meant the following:
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On 2013-12-07 18:01, ansolas wrote:
Pythagorean_tuning is about intervals and not about the root tone such as 432 or any other root tone.
fact... no opinion
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Posted : Dec 8, 2013 14:35
Not root not but A=432hz in his music for it being a cool number(or "perfect number") i guess it gives whole numbers if the ratio between all the natural numbers is golden or 3:2 ratio in a series of natural numbers in math (correct me if i'm wrong) so i think A was tuned to 432hz by him first.
but it changed cause music is not really about perfect numbers or perfection at all its 2000 years in debate what is right
Tuning A to 432hz. Because its numeracily scales with the frequency of the earths rotation(don't know how and its even not a linear scale i think i mean the spectrum of the electromagnetic frequencies at least, dunno about the rotation of the earth). I think i got you i stick with my ears and feels math is for calculations not art for me its only a new age gimmick but do as you feel and like i'm just learning in the process i suck at math btw
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Posted : Dec 23, 2013 01:23
Long long time I wasn't here. Just dropped to see what's going on and i stumbled upon this thread. I've gotta say that firstly I thought to myself "what is this shit?". Why should be any difference from 440 hz basis to 432 hz basis. So I heard a sample on YouTube of someone recording himself playing the guitar, firstly at 440 hz and second at 432 hz. And actually 432 sounded to me more right, nice and bright. So i did test with one of my tracks and I exported 1 minute from it, firstly regular and secondly at 432 hz scale. and i actually think it's sounds better! So i gave also to a friend of mine who is producer to hear it and he also said it is significantly sound better. So what can I say? bye bye 440 hz, hello 432 hz!
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Posted : Dec 29, 2013 17:18
nice!
4 me it would be interesting to know, if e.g. the vocalists like John Lennon also recorded their spirit to a 432Hz (beat/music) in their headphones or if just the audio stems were tuned later.
i lost any tiny doubts about it and belive it is 'better' to try to achive this tunning/mood. Thanks for good links and pics!
https://soundcloud.com/shivagarden
(if they can tell the difference)
to try to achive this tunning/mood. Thanks for good links and pics!