How to Tune Your Guitar to Play in 528Hz Frequency Of Love

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Are you interested in 528Hz Solfeggio Frequency? In this video, I show you how to tune your guitar to play in 528Hz Frequency of Love. Enjoy!
A special thanks to Richard Peters, who created this beautiful tuning and who inspired me to further explore it:
• Solfeggio Tuning appli...
1) Set A to 444Hz
2) Tune strings to a G#sus4 / Absus4 open chord:
1 - D#
2 - C
3 - G#
4 - D#
5 - G#
6 - C#
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(you can download it, just click on the 'download' button when you open the link)
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This is the tuner I use:
Dunlop DTC2
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[@soundisamajorpassion]

Watch here Songs inspired by 528Hz Guitar Tuning: kzbin.info/aero/PLHs9d91lz0L_vTR5brZJN-oi1mfzLvPEU

[@davidjavids2431]

THAT'S SO AWESOME AND BRINGS OMNIPOTENT LOVE FOR EVERYONE GLOBALLY. THANK YOU, I WISHED EVERYONE GLOBALLY WOULD RAISE THE FREQUENCY OF TUNING, 440 IS TOO ROCK A FELLAR FOR MY TASTE... lol get it....he's no musician either, why he did that was too, obvious. 🤔🤗😇

[@kennethgroves6433]

528hz is bringing me birds,a Gopher,and a frog,and 2 humans to my garage while I played my guitar and sang some Conway Twitty songs the people are now friends one is being taught to paint like bob Ross,and the other plays guitar with me in 528hz that was day one?

[@Cegros]

Is this true?

[@chloejennyka]

@@Cegrosyes because it’s the frequency of Love

[@chloejennyka]

@@Cegros Okay 😊 happy new year as well! You deserve all the good things in life 🩵

[@Cegros]

@@chloejennyka ahhhh!! I had mistaken the title for another 528 video I have begun to frequent! So I I do indeed remember tuning my guitar to this 6 months ago, it was a tumultuous time, but I must say, my life has MARKEDLY improved since then 🙏🏼

[@gismosfinalform2031]

😮

[@user-io2nc8pl7e]

I am a Japanese. I am a guitar beginner. I play slack-key guitar. I wanted to be able to play at 528 hertz. Your video has made my dream come true. I am happy with the beautiful sound. From now on, I play with this tuning. Thank you very much！

[@soundisamajorpassion]

My pleasure 😊🙏

[@rogerramjet6615]

Beautiful tuning thanks. It's really a G sharp major chord (G sharp, B sharp, D sharp) over a C sharp bass.

[@u2phreak]

Thank you I had tears welling up listening to this tuning. It's absolutely beautiful 💖, especially when you played 528 hz on the 9th fret💖🦄. Thank you for sharing🙏💝✨️✨️✨️ Namaste🙏

[@romanvigil1555]

Learning about this 528 compared to the 440 and I thank you for sharing this lovely frequency with all. That was beautiful thank you again

[@adambrossman7548]

I don’t play guitar but I was looking for guitar music at 528hz and found this. When you started playing it was amazing. I was disappointed that you didn’t have any videos of you just playing guitar on your KZbin channel. I would love to hear you just play like you did, without trying to play a certain song, just playing freely.

[@adambrossman7548]

Have you ever thought about going Live on KZbin? No need to edit or try to make it perfect.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi Adam, thank you so much for saying that, the encouragement 🙏 I guess I haven't done that yet for fear it isn't perfect or going to sound good enough. But I have been thinking about it ☺️ and I will. Thank you again 🙏

[@metatronscube2037]

If music was perfect you wouldn’t be here to create in the correct frequencies for the rest of us 😅

[@eternalvernal1286]

Thank you! I think the tuning you prefer is very beautiful and I also prefer it. For me though, the only way I could play guitar and sing in 528 is to stay in standard tuning. I use a very slight autotune so I have to stay in standard tuning. I have tried to change the auto-tuning but it never seems to match up. Anyways, just changing the A string to 444hz is a game changer for me. Sounds so much smoother and it makes me feel better that I'm resinating with 528. A big thank you again. You have a beautiful way about you.

[@haleydaye7246]

Absolutely gorgeous tuning! Just purchased the Dunlop tuner! Thank you!

[@MetaphysicalMusician]

Your energy is nice...love this thank you

[@pianoatthirty]

Thank you for doing this! Looking forward to trying this out!

[@SmilingDahliaFlower-wz6ld]

Thank you for sharing this invaluable info.👍

[@robmiller882]

Also, thanks for teaching us this beautiful knowledge ❤️

[@smorgy1390]

excellent video! Thank you for making and sharing...true blessing. :)

[@AlexanderM000]

Thank you this is amazing.🎉

[@viperocco]

thank you for wonderful video

[@Tiffers963Hz]

Completely beautiful. Thank you for sharing the frequency of Love with us. May we create beautiful music that moves the Soul with this. 😍

[@soundisamajorpassion]

🙏❤️

[@seanegreene]

LOve this! sounds so wam and soothing. open string picking away !!!

[@PeterAndolfi]

This was great. I tuned my guitar to this then put a new set of strings on my D-18 and wow! Thank you for this instructional, I will spend some time in this mode. God Bless!

[@tbeau6663]

Beautiful

[@danabiondo9243]

So Glad. I found You. Thank You!!! Beautiful. Dejavu WoW. 💖💗💞

[@jdofthewooley5144]

Lovely lady. Simple and effective video. Peace and love to all

[@paul5589]

Thank you, Inês.

[@Jackmack365]

Very beautiful thank you 🙏🏼🇬🇧

[@myk5875]

Truly the ❤️ frequency.

[@raphaelbergeron7653]

Amzaing tuning, this is a whole new instrument I'm playing wow!

[@mohammedabuseliana9203]

keep it up , awesome

[@TheBluridgemountains]

So very cool. TY-Jason

[@ericralls7594]

Thank you,love!

[@fretfix1]

Excellent lesson delivered with amazing temperament and care. Thanks soooo much. Subscribed...fan...Grateful.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Thank you 😊🙏

[@nicolasfourieguitar2673]

This is awesome, I'm gonna give it a try, thank you so much for this video!

[@soundisamajorpassion]

You are very welcome thank you for the wonderful feedback!

[@lasseschanz8158]

thank you. much love

[@RiosTikvic]

you are genius thanks.

[@paraomvibe]

So good 🙏👍

[@Arthenda369]

Excelente, muito obrigado! 🤗

[@soundisamajorpassion]

É bom receber comments em português 😊🙏

[@mic_hairyson5495]

Try C G C G C D# thats the tuning I allways use, (works really good with slide) You car rise the D# to E if you want major insted of minor. I tune the C at 528 hz.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

I'll try that Mic thanks for the tip!

[@MrLieka]

Dudeeee ! I've been writing sooo much stuff on this tuning and I thought I had a found a little treasure when landing on it :D I'm glad your personal journey also brought you to that beautiful place :)

[@thepaulusmaximus]

I've had an explosion of songs in this tuning as well recently. I think I found it through a similar (or same?) Nick Drake tuning.

[@IN-pr3lw]

Is this all at 440hz?

[@MrMitter]

Your presentation is very soothing. Keep up. Subbed 🙂

[@soundisamajorpassion]

🙏😅 I'll work on my accent

[@ANNNEWALLET1234]

THANK YOU , YOU ARE WONDERFUL,

[@cyrusjulian187]

This is the most important video on YT! Thanks

[@scottwyckoff5483]

Thank you

[@spiritualorbs325]

Thank you so much really appreciate it this is sooo hard to find!

[@kaspergranroth]

Thank youuuu❤️

[@LuciensMusic]

Cant wait to experiment with this tuning : )

[@CraigRelyea]

Wonderful, thank you -- I sub'd 🙏🏼

[@meekmouth]

I laughed out loud because of how much love I just felt from this tuning

[@rafanew20]

Thanks a lot!

[@0bilgi]

That's beautiful, thanks so lot. Loves from Turkey :)

[@soundisamajorpassion]

🙏☺️

[@AstralWorks_unspoken411]

Thanks so much! Man it almost sound like a harp haha! I’ve been wanting to try this recently so really appreciate it!

[@tracehints9315]

Thanks so much for this. I started playing in 528 HZ and immediately a butterfly started fluttering around me all the confirmation I need

[@joelh7338]

Thank you for the inspiration :)

[@soundisamajorpassion]

🙏

[@etiennevanonselen7949]

528 Hrtz, Namaste' ( thanks for video, God Bless you

[@soundisamajorpassion]

☺️🙏

[@AxelShaw]

Thank you so much for your video. After years of falling off the rails, I am reconnecting with 528 and that world. I used to play guitar growing up but have left it behind many, many years ago. After watching a few of your vids, I know you'll be one of my guides for this journey. Much love from New Zealand

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Thank you Axel let me know if there’s anything I can help you with. Love from Portugal!

[@wangsupra9771]

Arohanui

[@soundisamajorpassion]

beautiful word@@wangsupra9771

[@B.O.L.T.]

Lovely

[@berniceblackrose3570]

Thankyou🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@scottyboy7462]

Thank you for explaining the tuning. I feel compelled to mention that you are an absolutely beautiful woman. Your smile warms my heart. May God bless you and all the people you love. ❤️🎶

[@soundisamajorpassion]

🙏

[@svitlana2653]

Thanks, I was listening to those goodvibes musics like 432 hz and 528hz and have truegoodeffect from them and was interesting how they are producing differently from simple music by the way you are very niceandpositive

[@user-pf9nr4bb1i]

Thanks

[@C1schecter101]

Oh how I wish how can can describe how much I love just started experimenting with tunings

[@soundisamajorpassion]

That's so great Robert! I am really glad to hear that 😊 I have been a little out of experimenting and playing with these tunings but I am longing to do that again.

[@SHIDO97ARC]

Thank you so much 😊 Love from Universe 1111

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Lots of Love back to you! 😊🙏

[@jeffgarrison7056]

I love suspended chords... and add9 and add11... but not being stuck in major or minor opens up so many more possibilities... especially when I used a variety of modes within my songs.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi, Jeff! Please feel very to share any compositions using 528hz, I would love to hear them! I do love sus chords too and I’m working on a document with a variety of different chord types with the 528hz open tuning so all of us can have more options. Take care!

[@Healtheplanet]

Thank you :)))

[@JaninaJanunna]

So Thankful for the universe leading me to this thank you 🤗, I am discovering the 432 hz and 528 healing frequency, I love this on my guitar now, so much peace and harmony with balance in my inner being when I play, I wonder how to tune my cello strings? Ukelele!?🤔🥰

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hey Janine! For safety reasons (not breaking any string) you can set your A to 444hz and then tune your cello normally. That will give you a C=528hz. Ukelele the same. I haven't tried so you need to be careful, but you can experiment with different tunings on both instruments. As long as you set your A to 444hz you will be playing 528hz.

[@DARKSIDEUNDERGROUND]

Love U so! 🥰😘❤️‍🔥🤟🏻💪🏻

[@invisiblesoulssf]

Thank you for teaching this. I dont have formal training so its a little hard for me to understand but i want to try it. I just like playing.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Feel free to share your doubts I'll do my best to answer them. But "just playing" it's what is most important 😊 it's what drives me too

[@C1schecter101]

Love you

[@richbessinger3679]

You are a beautiful person

[@soundisamajorpassion]

🙏

[@artesobrevivencia9592]

Grande Ines, lindo

[@soundisamajorpassion]

🙏❤️

[@kennethgroves6433]

Thank you your awesome

[@soundisamajorpassion]

I am glad it was helpful!

[@kennethgroves6433]

@@soundisamajorpassion it was more than helpful, it's very beneficial, I've been doing some experiments and an amazed at my findings.thank you again

[@soundisamajorpassion]

@@kennethgroves6433 if it makes sense to you, please share your experiments! I would really like to know, I think those of us interested in exploring sound and frequecies should connect!

[@kennethgroves6433]

@@soundisamajorpassion I will share ,my first experiment was attracting wildlife,,a Gopher,and a frog then birds these were unique experiences playing my guitar in the garage,then I attracted a couple from off the street we are now friends I'm teaching her to oil paint and he is teaching me new things on the guitar,all because of 528 tuning it is magical to put it mildly,the other experiments will take me a little time to prove,but I will let you know how it goes,thank you again for setting my path that is before me. Talk soon

[@soundisamajorpassion]

@@kennethgroves6433 that's amazing! 😊 Yes, let's talk soon

[@Warcraze13]

This sound you hear, this is the sound of synchronicity with the universe. It may sound strange at first because we are all used to 440hz, the standard. 440hz is not natural frequency. Free you mind.

[@robmiller882]

I want to see you jam on that Gibson!! 😃

[@C1schecter101]

Oh how I can hear so much love in you voice ...you speak from your heart

[@adrianotitofernandorusso5290]

I had an emotional relapse, how says Howard Y. Lee , thank you , darling ! And see you soon

[@mychal5283]

Do I understand that this is the key of Love? If so, I am all in! The tuning part seems a bit tricky to me, although you make it look easy breezy. PS your smile is truly beautiful, I hope you never stop, as it is most symbolic of the theme of this video.

[@claramclain]

Hi! Thank you for sharing this! Would you mind sharing the resources you used to find what A would be equal to 528 hz?

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi, Clara! I believe it was a video on KZbin really that mentioned changing the tuning pitch to 444hz and then I tested it with an app that measured sound frequency and could confirm it.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Dr. Leonard Horowitz is know for work field around 528hz, he has a book about. I also watched a few documentaries that explored frequency and sound. I’ll try to find them and post here. I would suggest some discernment because some of the information given in documentaries should be questioned and put to test. There are also frequency tables that refer to different A pitches and respective solfeggio frequencies but not all are correct. 444hz is though.

[@DuarteEmiProductions]

love it Inês, i/we would love to do something, musically, with you :DDDDD

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Let's do it!! 😊

[@itsallaroundyou7085]

Did you guys do it?

[@sdzachar]

ITS A HEALING FREQUENCY

[@randyschock7374]

Awesome. Just what I was looking for, your very beautiful as well. :)

[@truethought369]

This is wonderful, thank you for helping musicians get back to the proper tuning. You will help everyone who hears this to have healing. ♥️😇💛🇬🇧✌️

[@rydersnight]

432hz IS REALLY WHERE ITS AT ✌️❤️🎼

[@user-ie3um8vq5m]

no its not

[@thepaulusmaximus]

Question:If you use this tuning with the capo, is it still considered 528Hz? Thank you and really enjoying your channel btw. I feel like I accidentally stumble on some unique tunings with similar intonations. Namaste!

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Yes, you're still playing 528Hz with a capo. Thank you also for your feedback 😊

[@MWSRD]

Wait your tuning sharp# for this and flat for 432 what would c5 be? for 432?

[@riovalentino99999]

healing...spiritual,,,,study?😊

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Whatever we like ☺️

[@frankwilder9747]

Hello. I have tuned my guitar down a full tone to D,G,C,F,A,D & enjoy this lower sound. How can l maintain this lower tuning l prefer & still be in a solfeggio compatible frequency? Thanks

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi Frank, just set you A to 444hz instead of 440Hz

[@frankwilder9747]

@@soundisamajorpassion oh great, l will check it out later 🙂

[@tradedeals7158]

Nice, what guitar is that in the background?

[@soundisamajorpassion]

ESP Viper 330

[@dehlia2012]

Thank you what about ukulele?

[@soundisamajorpassion]

How to Tune Your Ukelele to Play 528Hz kzbin.info/www/bejne/qomuZYmem9qVmJo

[@elninhosadventures]

Wow estava a estudar a frequência 432 e vi esta frequência decidi estudar esta e aparece me uma portuguesa!! Hehe muito bom

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Haha lindo 😊

[@Mr27Fit]

Can you link the 528 backing in the video?

[@C1schecter101]

Wow this really blows my mind that it would be a D sharp lol I actually love playing melodic sad stuff to this ...

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Got you 'melancholic beauty' 😅

[@danabiondo9243]

Do More Videos.

[@seanegreene]

Alternatively crank the low e string up to G# and its a dream

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hey thank you for that, looking forward to try it out!

[@melissawildman7185]

Hi. I don’t know much about guitar, but does tuning it like this change how you play chords and finger placement. I want to try to teach myself to play. Would you be able to show how to tune an ukelele or tell me what the notes would be to tune it to 528hz? I don’t know anything about music theory. Anything you could tell me would be much appreciated and thank you for what you were doing to spread this round.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi Melissa! Yes, chords and finger placement changes because it's tuned differently from the regular standard tuning. There's another video that shows you how to play chords and also a link in the description box to download a pdf with major and minor chords. But if you want to play tuned to 528Hz and keep the standart tuning just get a tuner that changes from 440Hz to 444hz and then tune normally.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

It's the same with the ukelele. Before tuning, change the frequency to 444hz and then tune normally and play the regular chords you are used to playing! I hope this helps! And thanks for your feedback!

[@melissawildman7185]

I saw something that if you change it to 444 that it ends up being 528 Hz is that true? Or am I confused and thank you so much for replying so quickly!

[@soundisamajorpassion]

@@melissawildman7185 yes that's true. In the video I posted I changed to 444hz before tuning and then used a different tuning (not the regular E A D G B E) and that is why the chords aren't played the same way. But if you just change to 444hz and then tune to regular standart (E A G D B E) you are also playing 528Hz. With the ukelele it's the same, what is your ukelele tuning?

[@melissawildman7185]

GCEA starting at the top, if that is what you mean. Like I said I’ve never had music theory or anything so I’m pretty much lost. Lol I’m a drummer but again never had music theory. Playing the drums is a great stress reliever if you’re mad, but playing guitar ukulele or the piano is a huge stress reliever I want to try teaching myself as a child. If I had a voice I would sing. Even when I try to practice ukulele and do play along‘s with people for beginners of course, I lose myself in the music and it’s wonderful. So I really want to be able to play in the love pitch. Since the plandemic of Covid has started I have been awakened for some reason, especially since working at a hospital. There is just soooo much evil in this world now and I have been doing A lot of reading and watching videos on detoxing the pineal gland through tones and music and to heal our bodies through nutrition. We have so many mental health patients now, especially depressed and suicidal, it is breaking my heart. I know that I was put on this earth for a reason and if that is to just make people aware of playing music in the correct frequency, or showing love and compassion at work or whatever then I will. So you sharing your knowledge and making a difference in peoples lives is wonderful and I appreciate you. Sorry for getting off the subject. And thank you for helping me!!!!

[@fajda]

Is it the same if I use 444 on some open tunings? Thank you in advance for your answer

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi Fadja, yes, if A=444Hz you will be tuned to 528hz

[@GerbangDewa]

we need app 😮❤

[@FelipotheMiraculous]

Hello there, I was just renowating my old russian guitar and I have made a place for two additional strings so it is 8stringed guitar. I thought to give a try your tuning but i made it upside down. I multiplied some of the major Sounds on another two strings. It sounds like Iam opening a portal with a higher dimension and Jesus also. Cause it is Gsus4 anyway :p If you are curious about my experience i can play in this tunning for some time and put it on my channel :) Blessings ;)

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Yes, please!! That sounds very interesting, Filippo. Let me know when you post your experience online. I really enjoy the expansion process when someone explores one thing, and then someone else builds it up further 😊 it's beautiful Thank you and please share!

[@FelipotheMiraculous]

Here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmawm5enlrBpmtk

[@TheBluridgemountains]

Makes me wonder if David played in 528 or are trumpets the angels blow arevthey in 528

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Have you heard of The Book of 528Hz by Dr. Horowitz? Maybe there's a reference there about David or the trumpets!..

[@pedrorinhau1865]

Como é que toca com esta afinação em partituras do conservatório, em que a nota mais mais baixa é o D (por exemplo, sons de carrilhões passando do E para D) e nesta afinação a nota mais baixa é C# (nunca vi em nenhum repertório). Se eu quiser tocar Air on a G String de Bach como é que toca isso sabendo que muitas notas que constam nos acordes são de cordas soltas e nesta afinação tem que se prender os dedos e pior ainda... muitas vezes com uma distância absurda de 6 trastes? Então e quando for tocar as escalas como é que faz? Por exemplo, começando com C (6ºcorda) passando para D (5ºcorda) vai uma diferença de 6 trastes. Ou de D (6ª corda) E, F# , G (ainda na mesma corda porque na quinta não há G natural e sim G#) para depois pressionar A (distância de 6 trastes) B C# e D. Ou seja por muito que seja a ideia interessante ela torna-se impraticável para podermos tocar as peças para guitarra clássica. A não ser que queira fazer para todas as peças existentes do repertório adaptações/transposições... Simplesmente inviável.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Olá Pedro! Sim, não me parece praticável fazer todas as transposições. Esta afinação é interessante se quisermos explorar alternativas sobretudo ao nível da composição. Mas se quer usar a frequência 528hz altere simplesmente o A para 444hz e deixe a afinação normal. Assim consegue tocar todas as peças clássicas. Eu estive a explorar um pouco e com a ajuda de um programa consegui chegar aos acordes usando esta afinação G#sus4, está na descrição se tiver interesse. Obrigada pelo feedback!

[@soundisamajorpassion]

www.guitarscientist.com/generator/index.php?frb=tTez4afwzkJXZKf Neste site estive a explorar um pouco as escalas.

[@pedrorinhau1865]

@@soundisamajorpassion Interessante. Fui ver e gostei! Obrigado. Acabei por ter uma outra ideia que poderá dar resultado: é experimentar programas que façam transposições como ,por exemplo, Forte 11, Musescore, Sibelius, e programas para digitalizar a partitura e transpô-las para a tonalidade pretendida, como é o caso da ScanScore Music, PhotoScore Ultimate, etc , etc. É uma questão de procurar melhor e ver qual pode satisfazer as nossas necessidades. Mas se for possível transpor na prática as partituras originais para a tonalidade de G#sus4 seria simplesmente um espectáculo.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

@@pedrorinhau1865 seria mesmo! Se experimentares por favor partilha 🙏😊

[@TheGamercom-um6eh]

Does this tuning turn all chords into 528Hz? New to the frequency stuff and how it works.

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi! Not quite. 528hz is the specific frequency of C5. So, if the chord you’re playing has C5 in its formation you will be playing the frequency of 528Hz. But every note is in reference to C5 528hz as all notes are apart from each other in a ratio. The simplest example is C4 = 264 which is 528:2. One octave apart, 2:1 ratio. I hope it gave you some insight into the matter. I’ll try to find a video that explains notes and ratios to be more helpful.

[@HEADCUTTER]

I'm curious because I approached the guitar at an angle that's probably upside down and backwards and what not. Anyway my question is, if you turn a normal guitar down a half or a whole step I assume you just play a c chord and a g chord the same way but you are actually changing the nuts so do you just play like it's tune normally or do you have to learn fingerings to make it all sound like the opposite of the love connection frequency thingie hickey?

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi Angelo, if you tune it down half a step or a whole step there is no need to change the fingering, you just play standart chord shapes. The same with a capo.

[@ephraimhalseth6381]

How would I tune my uke to 528 hz, same thing?

[@soundisamajorpassion]

Hi! GCEA? Yes, same thing, set A to 444Hz and then I would try the sus4G# chord, G# C# D# C, but be careful with the A string it might be a stretch, I don't own a ukelele so I am not sure. Try to find the best way to play that chord. If it doesn't work just play a G# Chord - G# C D# G#, at least that's what I would do!

[@SmilingDahliaFlower-wz6ld]

I didn't know that 😮😮 I was advised to tune to 440 Hz. My tuner has U D C G and I chose G . What is the difference between C and G? I assumed G was standing for Guitar and I tune at 440 Hz with G. What makes the C which stands for chromatic different than G?