A=415hz, 432hz, 440hz comparison on baroque violin

[@Eroica_Under_God.15.18]

Me Who Tunes In 442hz : 🍷🗿

[@rhodigian]

432hz seems the sweet spot for the strings, and for my ears. Nice playing

[@Arthreas]

There's some deep reasons for that.

[@rhodigian]

@@Arthreas can you point me somewhere to research onthat?

[@rosferguson3979]

432hz...connects with the heart...

[@anima1-1]

432hz on instruments always sounds _pretty darn bad_ to me tbh, lol. 415hz was definitely the sweetest to these ears.

[@bisnimation]

​@@rosferguson3979 bs

[@Conan2403]

415 Hz is quite pleasant to my ears. Tender and blissful, ay - what a comfort to my mind!

[@umbelanichtus494]

For me too!

[@crptnite]

Same.

[@Buzz-vz2js]

I found 415 my favorite too

[@yoeymeme]

Just a different key bruh

[@Soothing432]

417hz is one of the solfaggio frequencies you should try it out instead of 415hz

[@utubeskreename9516]

415 sounds the best, in this case. I think the ideal pitch will always depend on the instrument, type of music and setting.

[@kiyoematsuura]

Agreed

[@Paradise__tv]

If it ain’t baroque, don’t fix it

[@aight365]

Yeah but the tunning didn't actually start with A=440 am i right?

[@littlejaspo]

@@aight365Hes talking about the bow hold.

[@matthewmathis62]

lol

[@niyiboots3641]

​@@aight365440hz brought to you by Goebbels.

[@dewieterrazola2562]

Pun intended 😂

[@SCschoolpool]

there's just a warmth that is missed with A=440 that is super prevalent with A=415 that i love so much.

[@nutronstar45]

prob because lower pitches sound warmer

[@JuniorMoreiraMG]

it misses a purely magical thing we worship named "low frequencies"

[@nutronstar45]

@@JuniorMoreiraMG who's the "we" here

[@vxsionmusic]

@@nutronstar45humans lol

[@nutronstar45]

@@vxsionmusic where's the evidence to "humans worship low frequencies"

[@kiyoematsuura]

Which tuning do you like better? Personally I think THIS violin sounds the most resonant at A415. maybe I'll do another comparison using different violins.

[@-ClayMan-]

I thank you with all my heart, best regards. And please tell me if I need the appropriate strings for 415 Hz or the ones I have for 440 Hz are satisfactory??? 415 and 432 Hz are the most beautiful. Apparently 432 Hz comes from the Fibonacci code.

[@-ClayMan-]

tuned to 415hz and it's a beautiful subdued tone, steiner fiddle.They don't squeal so loud now, thanks again.

[@phoebebarber8052]

I agree the A415 tuning sounds beautiful, softer and sweeter ❤️🎻

[@kiyoematsuura]

Just to clarify, this is a "baroque" replica violin with gut strings which is why it sounds best at A415. "Modern" violins have metal strings and are tuned to A440.

[@phoebebarber8052]

@@kiyoematsuura it's very beautiful. I guessed they must be gut strings from the lovely warm tone and the tailpiece with no fine tuner on the E. I've just discovered your channel by accident and I'm so glad I have! I'm learning violin and I love baroque music, so I've just subscribed and joined your mailing list. I'm so looking forward to practicing with your excellent videos! 😃

[@themarcos150591]

432hz feels like you met true love and they love you back.

[@renecadena9643]

i feel like have to beat someone

[@taotzu1339]

432Hz sounds like when you have your equilizer levels all even.

[@user-lp4dh7cv7g]

equalizer*

[@g.k.g.k.6417]

The plants in the background need some 432hz special care ❤ 🌿🌿🌿

[@nathanpayne5009]

I recommend deep watering for your pothos twice a month and fertilizer once a month.

[@BestMusicToolsOfficial]

415Hz is just Beautiful, excellent video!

[@swafflemanish]

The first intonation was beautiful, just like the lovely human playing it.

[@graceonfilmsnstuff]

After hearing 1st 2, one feels like hurting themselves hearing 440 Thank u

[@StephenZelenak]

This is the only reason people perceive a difference between these tunings. You would not normally say that a song played in G# is 'better' than the same song played in A. But when you hear them side-by-side, you perceive a difference instantly. Yes, tuning strings down has an effect on the timbre of the instrument, but there's nothing fundamentally different about A=415Hz. It's just G#. You could keep going infinitely... "I think G natural sounds more soothing," etc.

[@skynorde9999]

415hz: Basic MMORPG game music 432hz: New gen MMORPG game music 440hz: Adventurous kid’s game music

[@lazoblazo]

the 440hz reminded me of SAO if u know...

[@clefchef1]

Yo why is he spitting facts tho

[@crptnite]

There's nothing adventurous about mind control 🙄

[@trainwreck2k2]

Don’t mind me, just passing through in my rabbit hole trying to see what all the 432 vs 440 hz conspiracy is all about 😂

[@veriteblessantes]

432 is just the best feeling

[@nutronstar45]

@@veriteblessanteswhat feeling

[@l0v3lyniaa]

i came from solluminati video 😹.

[@xavifons07]

It is not a conspiracy, when you subject water to 440hz its molecules deform, break and get damaged. When you submit it to 432hz its molecules are in harmony and its shape is perfect, we are 80% water, that's all, one damages you and the other heals you ❤

[@nutronstar45]

@@xavifons07 evidence

[@g.k.g.k.6417]

Thank you for this 🙏🏼 415 lethargic ; 432 beautiful ; 440 stressfull

[@jas672]

Ironic enough all radio is 440hz tuned

[@amdphreak]

Idk, both 432 and 440 were stressful for me

[@amogusamongus]

Its all suggestive, try listening without knowing what A is tuned to

[@fluffyx3578]

for me 415 - On edge/scared; 432 - anxious/felt off/beautiful melody; 440 - calm/tranquility

[@Juan_Reyes_308]

All The Notes On 432hz are soft and Blend in so well, the other Hertz Were Hard and Rough To The Soul... 🙏❤️‍🔥🕊️

[@philipp6214]

432 Hz sounds warm and full of mercy.

[@Fatelovesirony960]

432 sounds overall wholesome

[@DaRichNoob1325]

Song: bourree from Suzuki book 3

[@kiyoematsuura]

It's the last piece in Book 3. There's a different Bourree in Book 2.

[@honeymoon9138]

A440 just wants to be a415 when he grows up

[@myramuchiri8515]

lol

[@Akashfrfr]

This song sounds like it could've been a part of the Undertale soundtrack.

[@loumarcellino5738]

Beautifully played! Since I have learned about frequencies, I listen to 432 hz and other healing frequencies. Thank you and abundant blessings to you!

[@Bless_2111]

All that I’ve notice is that you play beautifully and adorable. The sound of the violin makes it more watchable and you👏🙌🏻🥰

[@hachimitsusummer]

My ears couldn't define 432 hz. It sounds a bit...wrong...I play several instruments and got training in 440hz. But 415hz sounds warm and wonderful ♡

[@nutronstar45]

415Hz is roughly 440Hz lowered by a semitone

[@hachimitsusummer]

@@nutronstar45 ah thanks! That explains my good feeling with it xD

[@laceandribbonsviolin]

I have the same problem.

[@thedandyzebra]

you need to get your ears checked then lol. 432 is scientifically proven to the best through cymatics.

[@Sebanovic5]

@@thedandyzebradon’t be fooled by that bullshit

[@TheViolaCat]

Thanks for the nice video! I didn't know the sounds could be different like that much!

[@edsonsalazar1598]

Es extraño 415 me provoca paz 432 me hace sentir en una película de charles Chaplin Pero 440 me provoca una necesidad de que todo ocurra de una forma más rápida

[@luisabrahamduran7843]

Si como una ansiedad me estresa

[@cskyymusic]

same

[@x140able]

Now i see different feelings between those base frecuency.

[@Fritz-Ashely]

Im in love with ur bridge

[@seemedecrazymuse]

When you tune 432 be careful about the lower string tuning because they didn’t quite match up the best. But beautiful playing!!!

[@TheCreditShifu]

440 and 415 are the same, in concert pitch A is 440 and Ab is 415. It is just that 415 is lower so people will say it sounds warmer. Its better to just test 440 vs 432. But the difference isn’t that obvious to the ear

[@anima1-1]

Very interesting and evidently necessary note. Thank you!

[@poodychulak]

Or we could get more data! Play it again in 407.75 and see if people prefer that over 432

[@TheCreditShifu]

@@poodychulaki guess you’re trolling, since that is just Ab in a 432 tuning.

[@poodychulak]

@@TheCreditShifu explain how the experimental design benefits from *fewer* data points, I'll wait

[@TheCreditShifu]

@@poodychulak 432 instead of 440 is changing the frequency to something that is in between the normal notes, turning A to 407.75 is just tuning down a half step within the 432hz frequency system, so it is the same as 432 and the key of the music is changed too. But the test that people want to do is comparing 440 music and 432 music. 407.75 is 432, just in a different key.

[@Smittyschannel]

432 is supposed to be the healing frequency, but it sounds weird compared to the 415. 415 seems more soothing

[@arnimmuller1305]

Absolutely beautiful ❤

[@fDworked]

I like 432 I think it's just right on my ears, but also love the Baroque tune😁

[@umar7151]

Beautiful looks, beautiful Harmony

[@latinsensationperu]

You are just beautiful as the way you play that instrument. Lot of peace and joy for you gentle woman.

[@TomtheMagician21]

415 sounds like it's in a little village and you've just woken up to set sail. 432 sounds like there's some slight doubts about sailing and something is wrong maybe the ship will sink later. 440 sounds like you go on the same journey every day and it's fun but becoming tiresome. That's just what it sounds like to me 👍

[@orlandogordito3928]

415hz ❤

[@NastyNoble]

1) The player is beautiful; 2) The player is talented; 3) The frequency A=432Hz is the most harmoniously aligned with my vibration & energy.

[@inzaneboy5916]

The sound on that Baroque Violin sounds nice, honestly, I wish I owned one of those bad boys to get the feel of how they used to be played. Including the gut strings making them pretty unique to try out. I mean I own a Baroque Bow, not a Baroque Violin, but yeah cool stuff.

[@Bhope07]

415 Hz takes you right there to that place perfectly

[@user-tw1xj1ne7v]

Los agudos a 440hz estallan mi oido, en 415 se equilibran en perfecta armonía con los graves que empastan un poco, pero solo un poco. En 432 se equilibran todas las vibraciones con las de mi cuerpo.

[@liecht]

415 is my favorite,430 is really displeasant.440 sounds modern and accurate,maybe due to the more stretched strings.But to my personal tastes 410 do the job very nice.Maybe the clue to peaceful non stressed music lies on how much the player decides on loosing the strings to the point they are still playable.

[@shkyrbty]

Interesting comparison, thank you for taking the time to do this. One's likes/dislikes are highly subjective, I will offer my own observations/impressions. There is a warmth and a resonance to 415hz--not sure how much is the room vs the instrument. 432hz seems the least resonant of the three examples. I would say you used the least vibrato on 432hz. And to venture into very subjective territory (are my ears tricking me???), the 415hz and 440hz both seemed more in tune than 432hz. I wondered if you were least in love w the sound of 432hz (I know, that sounds crazy). 440hz sounds very agreeable to me, bright yes, by resonant. Then I begin to wonder what 440hz would sound like on a modern bow and instrument setup, so these are other subjective factors. Overall, very cool demonstration, I liked 415 for warmth and 440 for brightness.

[@matthewmathis62]

Listening to the music and watching you, I felt most "connected" to you at 432hz, as if I was there as a friend.

[@Jeremyfisher121]

Thanks so much for the post! Really cool yo hear the difference.

[@beauglenn2204]

You can play this in Random order for me and I can tell you which 1 is 432 Hz however...... I cannot distinguish between the other two frequencies and their relationship only the 432hz sticks out to me as clean!

[@kiyoematsuura]

Interesting!

[@johnroblox5210]

Key: G major

[@alex_saint-matthews]

Something about 415 that grabs me more than the other two, 432 sounds out of tune almost, but 440 sounds off somehow as well.

[@JoshuaPatrickGarrett]

I'm thinking that 432 sounded worse because it followed the initial 415 which was processed through the ears to the brain and established a reference point. But I understand that instruments have temperaments that were created for certain pitches.

[@NunyaMoney]

I liked 415 the best that one sound is pleasant vs the 432+ where im reminded of the thrill of nails on a chalk board

[@TutuSainz]

How do you change the frequency? Is it the same song but you use a program to change the frequency or something?

[@kiyoematsuura]

I re-tune the violin strings. The A string is the one that is tuned to 415, 432, 440, etc. All the other notes are relative to the A string pitch.

[@TutuSainz]

@@kiyoematsuura thank you so much for sharing that! You’re amazing 🤩💕👏🏼💐

[@brianpatrik]

When you say retune...can offer more specifics..Thanks in advance!

[@kiyoematsuura]

@@brianpatrik i use the violin pegs to change the pitch of the A string and then all the other violin strings are a 5th apart from each other.

[@vukans595]

@@brianpatrik amount of vibration per period of time, if I understood correctly!

[@vincestudio5355]

440hz i feel love.. 432hz i feel calm and ownership

[@makysujo1986]

I'd love her on any frequency..

[@almond9225]

Best one 415 with 432 in second I would say :)

[@elyen1151]

I love 415 hz the most, forever

[@feralshojo]

Funny, something in the 432hz frequency makes my ears tingle slightly. It seems to sound "deeper" than the other two...

[@shamanjeronimo]

First one felt energizing, second one was relaxing, and last one made me feel anxious 😅

[@MrShayno97]

444hz needs some luvvv the angel tuning

[@VIMALKUMAR-ul7qk]

Beautiful music🎉

[@BaronVonDerAhe-Guldbech]

Thank You

[@theproblemmustbeinyourpant5910]

425 hz is my sweet spot for tuning

[@geico1975]

I can tell very subtle differences, but I don't think I could explain it for lack of knowledge, and for some reason the 440hz sounds a bit better to me.

[@FrenchViking466]

I never looked into hz frequencies untill now. 415 and 432hz are my favorites, 440hz sounds less harmonious, maybe even a little agressive.

[@MCFC111]

WOW, what a difference!, now I perfect can undertstand why there is much depression in the world, 415 for sure Is the Best, the natural sound of nature A. Thanks for the comparision!.

[@beastboyshaf6721]

What is the name of this music called ❤

[@foraslan5801]

Personally, I prefer the 415 tuning on this piece.....sounds more authentic, somehow

[@bestofbuckethead2069]

thats why jimi hendrix used it

[@valerie6173]

Le 440 me stresse.. sinon pour les 415 et 432 niquel.

[@Med1na2012]

That was awesome thank you subscribed

[@cheesecurd100s]

440 sounds best to me, but that might also be because that's what I'm used to hearing/playing Bouree in

[@Takealiltripnsee]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

[@GEODETECCIONCOLOMBIA]

Me encanta esta melodía en 415 hz

[@spyder027]

432Hz sounds like old orchestra music which would make sense because thats how they used to play music

[@askquestions4634]

She plays them slightly different, too. She’s very skilled that she can do that. She’s biased, but she’s human so that’s okay.

[@LeoMes01]

Now I get why larouche had that 432 thing

[@adamarroyo4798]

415 is very warm, 440 is bright and elegant. Meanwhile 432 just rubs me the wrong way and i hate it with a passion

[@kacrichton4434]

there some odd overtones with 432 to my ear...

[@seemedecrazymuse]

Thats partly because D and G strings were out of tune in comparison to A string. I bet it would sound fab otherwise

[@SirithKhan]

@@seemedecrazymuse Thank you for pointing this out. Something did not sound right to my non-musically trained ears, but I did not know what exactly.

[@chocolate_cosmos]

432 seems really stuffy to me. Like I'm forced to seat at my grandmother's tea party and exchange forced pleasantries 😭

[@jacc88888]

@@chocolate_cosmos😂 great comment.

[@twoblink]

415 sounded nice; 440 is what my ears are use to; but 432 was disturbing..

[@Robotron-wd9em]

I think if we would want to recreate a realiatic baroque pitch we should probably pick a random number beetwen 392hz-465hz

[@kiyoematsuura]

Yep! I've played at 392, 415, 430, 440, and 465 before 🤪

[@cskyymusic]

thanks you！🎧 ❤415 🌼 安静 ❤432 😊愉悦心情 ❌440 😖无法忍受

[@Mintsoda_15]

415 Hz ≈ G♭ major 432 Hz ≈ Gd major 440 Hz = G major

[@jacc88888]

I like the warmth mellowness of 415hz and the brightness of 440hz. It’s difficult to play in tune at 432hz on a violin if you’re not used to it and the violin isn’t resonating as much at 432. That said if I’m playing modern violin I prefer 442hz above 440hz (I’ve never been in love with 440hz but it’s what we use in orchestras here in the U.K. so what can you do?!)

[@pie3566]

You are a beauty

[@pyp001]

415 sounds the best, meaningful and earthy; 432 sounds positive; 440 sounds conflicting, grating

[@boggy81]

Changed the tab in my browser.. let it flow for several minutes so I do not know which one is which, and I was still able to figure out which one is 432hz.. even though I'm sceptic to this whole new-age mambo jambo.

[@kiyoematsuura]

The idea of tuning to different frequencies is not new age- tuning systems have always varied throughout history. But yeah I'm not a believer in the conspiracy theories either lol

[@elliotdelgaod6464]

The second one was nicest

[@TETSUWAN-ATOM]

ラ音聞き分けはともかく問題提起動画ありがとう😊😊😇

[@gibbethoskins8621]

I was distracted by how beautiful she is

[@paperaviation147]

440 sounds normal, 415 is warm, 432 just sounds out of tune to me

[@1003willy]

from orchestral background, 440 is the standard yeah, 432 sounds solo-ish and 415 sounds like folk music

[@mdjey2]

@@1003willy 432 sounds broken.

[@jacc88888]

I think the violin wasn’t tuned properly at 432hz in the video. In my experience it’s harder to play in tune at 432 too as violinists aren’t used to the unusual pitch.

[@marcusbarrett9024]

415 sound very ncie

[@ct8070]

You really have to listen to music in 432 for a few minutes straight TO GET THE FEEL.

[@karenroberta8583]

432 muito bom ❤️

[@ps-ic8pm]

Definitely 440Hz - now we're splitting hairs :) I'd take either one if stranded on a desert island. Music and musician both very beautiful.

[@whimpypatrol5503]

I suspect the violin top was carved and tap tuned to the 440hz, not the 432. Perhaps a stratavarius was tap tuned to another frequency. Or perhaps such instruments are tap tuned to generic tone that just vibrates the best given each unique piece of wood.

[@diafwnia]

Wow! I prefer the 415hz tuning. Sounds so sweet! 440hz sounds very nice and I find 432hz a bit dull! But, that's just the taste of an amateur guitarist! 😎

[@DontuseGoogleorWiki]

Open Question: Who mandated that all music broadcast should be transmitted @ 440hz?

[@laurakent2127]

I actually like 415 the best for whatever reason

[@CraigStephens777]

Nice!❤

[@ohjesswhatamess]

432hz to 440hz feels like going from live jamming or vinyl to streaming. 440 just lacks a certain depth/body/quality I fee with the other two.

[@mylerwilson4879]

No, it sounds like going from an out of tune instrument to a properly tuned instrument

[@ohjesswhatamess]

@@mylerwilson4879 ‘properly tuned’ as of 1953 😂 music existed long before the Rockefeller’s standardisation of tuning and just because they decided that was going to be the correct way, there was no real method to their madness to dictate their way is ‘proper’ at all. Living life in a box must be awfully limiting

[@mylerwilson4879]

@@ohjesswhatamess I’ve used 415hz and 430hz and those sound much better. 415 is tuning down a semitone, 430 is tuning half a semitone