The Ultimate 432Hz VS 440Hz | CONSPIRACY + Comparison

[@louiseviau9586]

I am a musician. I listened carefully as songs were played in both frequencies. The only way I can describe what I felt was the difference is that 432 Hz feels more ‘authentic’ and possibly a bit ‘warmer’ to my ear, and the 440 Hz has an oddly ‘flat surface’ type of sound which feels ‘colder’ and definitely more ‘mechanical’. This is the best I can do. Which do I prefer? Definitely the 432 Hz. Even when a single note is played the 440 feels metallic and machine-like. Please be aware that the impressions I had were EXTREMELY subtle.

[@jojo-qx8vo]

Maybe it feels metallic because acoustic guitar strings are made from steel...Well I love Tesla and Pythagoras and I try to keep my mind open in every opinion that I listen to but they dont sound different and they can't sound diffend because harmony is created by intervals and either you tune your instrument on 432hz or 440hz the distance between your intervals will be the same if you do the math. Also lower frequencies tend to sound warmer play with an EQ and you will get it!

[@atwaterkent911]

I hear the exact opposite: 432 may sound flat, sound is crisp and clear. 440 sounds muddled/muddy. Also 440 hurts my ears.

[@neniugrava]

It is nothing more than the effect of transposing to a lower "key". I would bet everyone would say exactly the same thing if he tuned down to Eb (and some famous songs do just this). If there is some thing that makes 432 significant it would have to be related to the timbre of the instrument or voice, or to human hearing physiology. We can already account for the warmth and related feelings by dropping to a lower "key". I just got a new tin whistle in Eb today, and in comparison my cheapo whistle in D sounds warmer and more relaxed. 432 is not quite a semitone change, but the chosen frequency for tones are arbitrary. It was 415 before it got anywhere near 432, and was as high as 460 before standardization. My new whistle has the ability to be tuned, and wouldn't you know songs sound warmer the lower I tune it. The difference is real, but not what the 432 crazies are selling. Side-by-side listening is not even close to scientific when we know key changes can already produce these effects. I'd bet that nobody would know the difference if the comparisons were of different songe in different keys at random, randomly tuned to 440 or 432 or a handful of other tunings for good measure.

[@pieterpost1224]

I have a cold and with 440hz i feel pressure in my forehead and eyes, At 432hz i have no more headache so it definitely has an impact

[@christophercline6001]

@@atwaterkent911 I agree 100% 432 sounded crisp and clean and the 440 sounded smooth and dark

[@MusicwithMr.Wright]

From the 59 year old lifetime musician, vocalist and public school music teacher - Each frequency has it's own power, feeling, ability, and some would say color - the 440Hz was definately brighter, stronger, more tense; the 432 warmer, more relaxed, loving. Both can serve an emotional message. As a song writer, I find the musical key (frequency) of a song incredibly important to the feeling and message of the song, as important as the words, chords, and arrangement. The room you are in can also play a factor. The frequencies should respond in the manner you want with the materials in the room - wood, metal, etc. Great video, great comments here. Thank you Paul!!

[@Pushing_Pixels]

Yes! Music is a method of communicating, be it a story or an emotion. Key and mode are tools to convey what you want the listener to feel. The two tunings could be suitable for different styles of music. I don't think I would play a Speed Metal song in 432.

[@bigboll1915]

Я полностью с вами согласен. И считаю, что композитор сочиняя мелодию должен писать на какой частоте играть его композицию, и зависит это от того, какой посыл он хочет нам донести: умиротворённость и спокойствие 432, или какие-то бурные переживания, они конечно будут ярче звучать на 440

[@NastuFfka]

The difference is huge! I can feel the pleasantness vibrating from my chest upwards when hearing 432hz, unconsciously I smile and tend to close my eyes, that's how my body reacts. 440hz seems to not resonate in the body at all, as compared to another sound feels like there is no response at all, it also sounds much more flat to ear. But after a few more examples on 440hz I can say I noticed a subtle tremble in the lower parts of the body, back of the thighs, knees. Can't describe it as pleasant. Amazing video! Thank you so much!!!

[@_AandO_]

Like a door is unlocked

[@Readingzz]

Who automatically searched up 432 hz after watching Solluminati 😂

[@DOPAMINE909]

Richh Dienos same

[@ot8has24]

Stay woke lol

[@ninemusic.3613]

yessirr

[@deasiawayda3136]

Same 😭

[@dracogawd9183]

Me

[@flash2time140]

"XXXTentacion was RIGHT!!! (Must See)" i like the new solluminati 😂

[@zay9212]

💯

[@JenniTulls]

FLASH2TIME He’s a hippie now.

[@dimeandbiggie353]

I dont understand this shit tho

[@SimplyTae.]

Alexis489 you dumb he tries to give us info to wake up as humans n people take him as a joke🤦🏽‍♂️

[@SimplyTae.]

Alexis489 and ik you one of those people who try to go against what everyone believes but I’m lowkey believing so cause meditation and sun gazing is proven to help depression and meditating is a easy way to communicate with god do ya research!🤐

[@truthserum9157]

As a guitar player for 55 years, I’ve tried 432 at different times but with different instruments it’s hard for everyone to get used to it, but to me I hear harmony’s sound richer in 432 and more natural.

[@LB-W]

I agree

[@sitavanlunzen4291]

I agree, it sounds fuller, warmer.

[@kattloxo8089]

it sounds warmer because its lower. hard to tell because we are Tuned to 440, but, harmonics of the earth or lala are the SAME as the harmonic series relative to ANY pitch. so, ill stick with the brighter, and mix warmer. i say this after producing a song for my daughter in 432.

[@Mamarentiana]

I love singing, but don't know how to sing 432. Do you have a formula like sing in Dm or sth like that?

[@c1966m]

well said, my story is similar to yours

[@lynnv912]

It took me a minute to hear a difference. After a while I think I could hear the 432Hz feeling more relaxed or calm. Thank you for giving multiple song examples because it took me a while to pick up on it

[@SwornInvictus]

I'll never return to 440 again. Been playing 432 for several months and it's made such a crazy difference in my songwriting. I used to get really stressed writing music, now it flows.

[@KibyNykraft]

Imagine the 2020 tv and politics versions of this effect.. .. Regarding sanity (reason, buddhism, humor) vs TV and politics content (madness, anxiety, propaganda, religions, ideology etc)

[@KibyNykraft]

432 maturity vs 440 puberty. Naturally we are drawn first to puberty and proceed into 432 maturity. But now and in 1930s the opposite happened.

[@detective-c4596]

How to tune into 432 Hz ?

[@TheStateofAnarchy]

Exactly man. Flows so much smoother as a performer

[@cindieshatto2707]

I get chills when o listen to 432 hrz

[@PamsPropertyPearls]

432 I'm in my heart. 440 I'm in my head. That says it all for me.

[@tracycockerton2218]

Pamela Aubrey Exactly 😊

[@watchcitydog]

Pamela Aubrey, I was going to say the same thing but figured I would read comments 1st. Thumbs up.

[@josiahhill4993]

You said it exactly. That's it!

[@omgsolikevalleygirl]

what about 424

[@dakoderii4221]

440 Stay out of your heart and in your mind corrupted with values of this world. Fear, panic, confusion, anger, sadness, hopelessness is all "they" want you to feel. Makes for better slaves that way. Ones that end up loving their enslavement and willingly enslave others into the borg as a way to virtue signal that they really aren't the cowards they really are. Sell out and ride the beast for a time and a season.

[@SauceyTTD]

Solluminati ahh jus got you like 250k views💀

[@BigShade]

Saucey lmao fr

[@steponemhuncho3430]

Facts

[@des-ew4hc]

That vid only got 70k views 💀

[@ItzDevonTM]

He didn't even get 250k views on his own video lmao more like 25-50k views

[@yourmomsleftcheek1471]

@@des-ew4hc it got 136k now👁️👄👁️

[@annaolofsson262]

After listening to your video, this is the conclusion i drew: 432 hz - calmnness, ease, rest, coming more into the body... 440 hz - uneasiness, weird feeling, creating confusion, stress... Thanks you so so so much!!!

[@TREBONIANVS]

💯

[@mantisshrimp9731]

Yup, same

[@d1ehl.]

Preach 🙌

[@joe-ib1wn]

placebo

[@freefromleftwing]

...for sure and 432hz it's more deep.

[@stevehudson6695]

i tunes my guitar at 420 , now i can only play reggae? anyone else have this problem?

[@themacocko6311]

steve hudson lol.

[@johnsaults4949]

steve hudson HAHAHA I'll try that in just a minute.

[@weedsmokindrummer]

beautiful

[@ForceOfUru]

steve hudson Nah, viking metal is still cool at 432 Hz. No problem.

[@siggitiggi]

420 is great for shrill black metal.

[@senorjerkbeefy3641]

Ok, everyone is here from Spiritual So.. We get it

[@joseXPOP101]

Pray4Me deadass 😪

[@Vccjjxsh]

😂💯

[@marvin5325]

Bruh 💀

[@gbandit6446]

Pray4Me fr tho😂

[@jhundo]

Right, niggas been up on game yall late af

[@Cleeemoo]

Once I tuned my guitar with A at 666 Hz, it caught on fire instantly when I started to play, is it normal?

[@austinrmoser]

Le Great Bhüüf absolutely this happens to me all the time

[@Cleeemoo]

Because you did it more than once???... Respect!

[@hogs1789]

I must say that is quite unusual. Normally there will also be a red dude with tail and horn appearing with the flame. He is a funny guy though :))

[@joshuabland143]

Le Great Bhüüf lol

[@ssyynntax]

I did that and a tall man came and tuned my guitar.

[@kravenmoorehead7927]

As an update, I just watched this again not remembering I had seen it before until I saw my comment at that time. No change, a clear tingling sensation moved up my spine and through my body the moment 432 was played. I no longer listen to the radio.

[@sfelix1045]

I did muscle test and 432Hz came out stronger each time for suer..the body does not lie!

[@joe-pn6vs]

Who’s here not cuz of Solluminati? Siiiike we all here from King So. Hope you all living a blessed life

[@AMIRI_VRS]

Dj Fresh wat

[@keefpunisheryt2248]

I’m here cuz of him

[@EpiphoneShredzzzzz]

I'm here cause I like Paul's videos. I have no idea what these comments are all about lmao That being said, I do like 432Hz more and I can immediately recognize the difference. 440Hz sounds... Sharp. Like, crisp, I guess. 432Hz sounds more natural and relaxing to me.

[@TMAC13reloaded]

Lol fax

[@Ballard_Muscle]

Dj Fresh 🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️

[@jimburow706]

432 seems fuller, more resonant while 440 is brighter, almost has a “bite”to it. I’m glad you played more than one song. I wasn’t sure i was hearing the difference at first but at the second one i was thinking, yep. I heard it. Then i knew what to listen for in the rest of them. So interesting.

[@Kataro214]

This is just what happens when the strings on a guitar is more stretched imo... the best way to compare these would be to use electronic music perhaps, or singing without using the same voice or instrument for reference

[@Lee18902000]

432hz is for healing and harmony. 440hz is very negative.

[@dieVenge]

Ich fand auch, dass die 440 Hz härter klingen, härter und kürzer.

[@SureFx2023]

432 is safer to the brain and sounds insulated.440 is naked and affect the brain directly

[@synapticfreeze2189]

I’ve never actually heard 432 and 440 side by side before. I’ve never noticed how bad it grates on the nerves when switching from 432 to 440 . That’s insane!

[@8WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot8]

YES! I felt that 😖 was like a weird defining inside pressure.

[@vicdmise]

Yeah; because it's out of tune.

[@GodisGood941]

Which is why im guessing people that listen to rap often get angry or violent easily.

[@vicdmise]

@@GodisGood941 I'm not exactly sure of your point, but I'm pretty sure that sequence is the other way around.

[@nickgarnero9843]

My tummy hurt hearing them side by side. I wonder if I would have noticed if he played them all at 432 without saying anything.

[@angelfire2948]

so glad I discovered your video. Companring the 2, I found 432Hz, it was a feeling, you could feel it, just felt like you could immerse yourself in the music, whereas the 440 hz was something you just listened too, but didn't truly feel or connect with

[@Dgnrxvision]

432 sounds old fashioned and softer. i like this though I'm used to 440s sharpness

[@czlowieknoz]

yea, i agree and i tried to test my self, while having closed eyes and just listen to the sound, and the when u compare it, u immediately hear that 432 is softer, not like a lot but its noticeable everytime

[@kandy5129]

Jeremiah Thompson also 440hz sound more demonic tbh

[@jonathanduffel8503]

Kandy5 That’s a stretch

[@kandy5129]

@@jonathanduffel8503 idk it sounds so unnatural

[@LydiaHyun]

Yeah..

[@kazuhakaedehara2881]

So brought me here, simple. Who would have thought So would bring me to a video like this... tuff

[@nemo.0755]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3iqhaB8a92dgas this is a way better video. and its not a conspiracy if everyone knows it. The government knows this, the radio stations know this, thats why they play it at 440 so yall can be addicted to it more, little do u now its fucking u up. Hey i still listen to my music and you can too, just know that there's an agenda against you. In the BIble, the Devil is the Deceiver of Music/Entertainment

[@DanielVerberne]

"So"

[@joeljones4919]

Hard to tell if I’m tricking myself into liking 432Hz more... but, as far as I can tell 432 sounds way more comforting than 440

[@jordangriffanti3780]

I think its a placebo effect tbh

[@vmdp8790]

@@jordangriffanti3780 99.99999995678 per cent correct but because 432 is lower, it'd sound warmer. But it's not special or sacred owo quite tru

[@user-zb8tq5pr4x]

If you compared 448 and 440 hz, you would prefer 440. There is absolutely nothing special about 432, its just that lower tunings sound warmer to us.

[@vmdp8790]

lolli pop You said what I said I’m sad now ;-;

[@user-zb8tq5pr4x]

@@vmdp8790 whoopsie, didn't see it though mate. Well at least mine doesn't contain made up statistics (: I can delete it though if you wish, so I don't steal your spotlight

[@AllTimeScary]

5:35 - gave me chills. I felt like tears welling up behind my eyes. Isn't that so strange? Then when it was played at 440Hz it didn't have the same effect at all. Truly fascinating stuff, great video!

[@FinesseHavinn]

So brought me here🤷🏾‍♂️😂

[@zay9212]

fr

[@kollowtv1002]

Same

[@LordRothschild666]

So So Def?

[@Otissy]

same bruv

[@ksubswithnovideoschallenge-]

Same

[@cetti8384]

Who here from king so💯

[@bwill6729]

Tncyung Official me

[@Upriser123]

Tncyung Official LMAOOOO

[@zay9212]

MEEE LMFAO

[@SloFeetDontEat]

🙏🏽

[@kingblaze7272]

spirital so in the building

[@JewelsJohnson]

I haven't watched the Solluminati video but I will say the 432hz sounds more natural then 440hz. The side by side comparison is amazing.

[@thee0nlydiamond848]

Don Dajoola facts

[@johancahyadi6905]

The 440Hz feels more 'sharp' in my head

than .

[@Lonech]

@@johancahyadi6905 Yes. Cause that's literally what it is. 432 Hz is flatter compared to 440 Hz. 440 Hz is sharper compared to 432 Hz. The shit I read here is mind-numbing.

[@aislingoda6026]

What seems more natural about it mate? There's nothing natural about fixed tuning in general, no matter what frequency you tune it to.

[@richardroberts8341]

Great video my friend. I've always thought that the pitch was off with most music. I've been watching video's about cymatics and found out that sound has a big impact on matter and our mood. During your test from 432 -440 I found that I liked the 432 better. It just resonated with me. They you played Pink Floyd and I was shocked. I was so used to the 440 I liked it better...for a while. I played the 432 over and over and realized OMG ...It was so awsome. I couldn't believe that I had missed out on the amazing vibration that song could produce. I'm a big believer in 432 now more than ever. Thank you so much for the comparison. This is how we progress and learn.

[@cecilandrews1875]

That's very interesting. In the 440 the higher notes is a bit irritating to the ear. And the 432 seems to relax you.

[@Mike_Greene]

Relax you, not me

[@rickymason3762]

@@Mike_Greene 8inches

[@enkrypt3d]

@@Mike_Greene NO YOU RELAX!

[@Mike_Greene]

@@enkrypt3d I did mention that the frequency didn't relax me so WTF are you writing?

[@enkrypt3d]

@@Mike_Greene so so u admit that you need to relax then! Case closed lol

[@artoflife22]

Objectively the difference is nominal but I swear I felt the 432 version resonate within me. Thank you for such a great comparison video.

[@maxwellblakely7952]

That’s probably because people with prefect pitch usually hear 432. It is theorized that most people are conceived with perfect pitch however the English language is so non tonal that perfect pitch is destroyed in the womb. However, when we hear notes in 432 it still resonates within us.

[@steven.777.miller]

Did it, or was that just the power of suggestion? Personally, I'm skeptical.

[@lapetitemoma]

At first they both sounded alike, but the way I felt was way calmer at 432hz. That was so strange.

[@somedud1140]

Lets try other meme numbers! What about 420? or 414(multiple of 69), and whatever to make one of the notes 666

[@maxwellblakely7952]

@@somedud1140 oooo… 666…

[@heyheywhaddayasay]

432 is calming and relaxing. The 440 makes me tense

[@thelightwithin7437]

I thought there was no difference until I kept listening 🫠

[@pietropipparolo4329]

Confirmation bias.

[@pswalther]

Truth its very calming. I listen to 432hz while sleeping. It helps more than you could imagine.

[@allanallen1835]

I felt more a part of the music at 432, kinda like more my frequency, the other then left me tense and not so relaxed.

[@MikesMusicMethod]

@@allanallen1835 blind yourself. Or have someone play them back to back without you knowing which is which.

[@riptideHI]

Thank for actually playing the music. The number of videos on this subject with zero examples was frustrating. Yours was the video I was searching for. Thank you.

[@t333hill]

Who here after watching Solluminati video 😂😂

[@mainflocc551]

Terrance Hill me 😂😂😂

[@cl4w4y95]

😂😂😂

[@TheKingOfGreatness]

😂🖐

[@heribertorodriguez8166]

HEEEEEE

[@KenKen-ho4lv]

me fam

[@mitsuha4788]

Oh yeah. 440Hz is more pressurized on my head, while 432Hz feels much more light. I noticed that right when 432Hz hit, I instantly felt peaceful. The difference is such a crazy revelation once you listen to both side by side.

[@cristopherramos7370]

Así es lo mismo experimente yo

[@jf8138]

No, it is not. It is actually far more demonstrable of how much a difference it does not make. It sounds almost exactly the same. Pretending it is somehow magically WAY more soothing and smooth is ridiculous, you are a liar.

[@painexotic3757]

@@jf8138 Sounds like you need some better headphones. Go get you some good audiophile headphones then come back. I can hear the difference very clearly on my Philips Fidelio X2hrs..

[@Thorned_Rose]

@@painexotic3757 I have shitty quality headphones and can still very easily hear the difference. Granted I have a sensitive ear (I can't afford better headphones) so it's easier for me to hear the subtle changes. I can also feel the difference in my head. Maybe too many people are just out of tune with their own bodies lol.

[@Malc180s]

@@Thorned_Rose Of course there's a difference - he's tuned the fecking guitar down. Duh. It's not better, it's lower. You'd jizz your pants if he played it at 440, but in B instead of C - just imagine. Absolutely morons in here.

[@robertwilliams001]

Who here after watching SOLLUMINATI XXXtentacion was right video

[@nu8e7]

Robert Williams SAME

[@Jaffet1990]

He had a point its crazy

[@kiIosix]

Lmao me

[@peterstvg7483]

Me

[@bleble2183]

Robert Williams me

[@gowannlee]

This guy has a great talking voice and a lovely manor, thanks for your work here.

[@marvin5325]

Trying to read proper helpful comments but all I see is "who came here from SO" 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@SnootchOtf]

Word that shit annoyin

[@iveuzumaki9841]

Faxxx

[@RlCKlE]

On god😂😂

[@romero.4089]

😂

[@EgetmonE]

AlmostSupreme exactly bro I’m lost on wtf the difference is tryna find some help Nd everybody sayin came from so

[@rickwarda1838]

WOW! I had no idea the difference would be so drastic! As a musician myself, I can "Hear" 440 musically and the harmonizing relative pitches. BUT I can "Feel" 432 and it is so, so much more pleasant!

[@badmonks]

I agree with this comment. 440 has more clarity to my ear. 432 has a calm feel to the music but several pitches sound too close to one another and therefore some notes get 'lost' in translation.

[@maryannerazzano7692]

Exactly! I love the 432. Actually used some 432 music to sleep by last night. Divine ❤

[@Kytrics]

Valid!

[@Kavon_Lewis]

Nature So, Sun Gazing So brought me here😂😂

[@forevvrsaved]

Kavon Lewis meditating so

[@nickj4281]

Ayo don’t copy my pic my guy ✊🏾

[@LordRothschild666]

Nature has AIDS

[@GreatWaterCircus]

Hey thanks for doing the pod cast... I think you did it really well.

[@RazielApollyon]

Six years ago, I was diagnosed with end-stage liver failure caused by trauma from a car accident- they gave me a 15% chance of living two months. I already played acoustic guitar, but I used 440. I actually messed it up without realizing it, and changed the setting on my sound hole tuner to 432, and I started feeling better. Not immediately or anything like that- but enough to keep me going, and I've been putting in hours of practice a day, both playing and singing, and I managed to not only survive, but to avoid having a liver transplant. I can't prove that the music was the one thing that healed it, but it certainly didn't hurt- and a big dreadnaught sound box right against your body certainly drives those vibrations into you. I'm not sure that I would claim that listening to music at 432 makes much of a difference in reality, but playing it absolutely does...

[@shawnward7659]

I tune my acoustic outside, by listening and matching the birds(by ear). They flock the trees around me, and sing along. It is physically and spiritually healing. God's frequency!

[@mousiebrown1747]

Dreadnaughts are almost like holding a baby.

[@thinkagain3443]

We think your spot on it would have been the vibrations from the guitar when you were playing going through that part of your body especially in a concentrated way. When you said that you picked up your guitar and you were playing and then you started singing and you do that every day it made us remember that it caused us to remember we thought we should tell you something that you may already know and that is that just like your guitar strings produced tones at frequencies so does your voice and that's why they say monks chant OM they do it in a different pitch because they say it's about the vibration and say the different sound vibrations they produce help or aid certain things. Anyway we really just wanted to say that your story was good and we're glad that it worked out that way for you, so live long and prosper As they say.

[@pranava9862]

Well said

[@kelly_out_and_about2670]

Maybe you didn't "accidentally " mess it up!!!

[@rexbanner7611]

You need to go solo man, the other guy is holding you back.

[@embalmertrick1420]

😂😅

[@johnnywriight]

Dude on the right is wayy better

[@user12921]

😂😂

[@BK-nb1qe]

Yeah well, someone had to say it. Nothing personal, but its true.

[@thenut1212]

🤣😂🤣

[@prettyboyyjo]

*Solluminati got me woke this summer 👀*

[@user-wc7hk9ct4e]

Lmao I seen u comment on one of his videos b4

[@twzst]

J O J O yo jojo I have a question I’m not getting his video which is better 432 or 440 hz I mean like what is better for a happier life and no depression

[@prettyboyyjo]

@@twzst 432 is better 💯

[@jaywright1587]

Deadass tho

[@loozy2x151]

J O J O bro summer ain’t go be the same no mo👀

[@purelightlove8888]

I felt the 432 Hz as my grounding cord to the Earth, I felt the 440 Hz outside myself, kind of all jumbled up above me/around my head. Awesome video✨ thank you! 🇺🇸🌎

[@Zasil]

My guitar is not out of tune. My guitar is resonating with The Universe o__o

[@mcsergey]

Zasil мощьно сказано! (:

[@rosscharlesmcleod]

That may be one of my favourite comments ever :)

[@ketonokeif4465]

My guitar is Universe

[@rawfish_8.3]

Keaton O'Neal Everything's the universe. That's kind of the idea behind it

[@gediminasbutkus8266]

Raphael Schmid your mum is univers

[@denverwilson428]

The 432 feels less forced. Sorta light and "feathery" like it just flows with minimal effort whereas 440 feels more like it is weighted and requires more energy to process the sound after it hits your ears. Another feeling it brings to me is the difference in dry and wet sand, not necessarily such a super contrasting difference that makes 440 unpleasant or anything, but the 432 didn't feel like it was as much of a chore for my ears to listen to it, and sometimes-actually quite often really-it is the largely unrecognized or unspoken subtleties that can make all the difference in an experience.

[@bonniegierach5027]

I’d say more romantic

[@GodofLovers]

This is how I felt.

[@graysontyler5970]

Beautifully said.

[@Rudrakshiva]

in that case, i wonder what tuning at 422 hz do for example, wouldnt it be more deeper and warm ? arent all these frequencies relative ?

[@lomarsweed6604]

There was a noticeable difference in my case... When he played in 440 I seized an old lady's purse and made haste to my hideout to count the loot. But when he played in 432 I experienced a sudden change of heart and returned the purse, along with its contents, and threw in a couple of Burger King coupons for good measure.

[@EekZombies]

LMAO!! Burger King coupons.

[@balkee42]

One of the best comments on youtube

[@eagles_s]

Thats a whopper of a difference

[@jootpepet]

@OBEYTHEWALRUS G59 im guessing youre a flat earther too?

[@TheSoulBlossom]

@@jootpepet and you most probably a sheep?

[@rosenblau]

The songs played in 440 sound “cleaner” and closer to mainstream generated music to me while the songs in 432 sound more interesting/melodic, natural, have a bit more feeling to them, and somehow tickle my brain. I listened to both versions of the songs with closed eyes after the first song and each time I knew clearly which frequency it was. But I couldn’t hear any difference between them at 10:50 and I am not sure if I have a preference. I would say 432 if I had to choose, because it sounds more natural and authentic.

[@bossattack7105]

If SoLLuminati bought you here, we need to protect him at all costs. Y’all see what happens every time we get a visionary

[@venox314]

And X 2😂 Edit:I mean Jah bought was talking about 432hz

[@harrypottersucks12]

Tf are a bunch of niggas in the KZbin comment section gonna do

[@karen4466]

@@bossattack7105 obviously he ain't sleep if he know but how we gon protect a nigga behind a screen

[@harrypottersucks12]

Karen I like your style 😂

[@jonathanduffel8503]

52 Groovin It’s just a conspiracy so I think he’ll be fine

[@FrenchersDan]

at first when i heard 432hz it felt out of tune but after 5 seconds or so it felt a lot more natural and soothing and then 440hz came in and it sounded so brittle and harsh in comparison. really interesting. the skeptic in me wants to believe they landed on 440hz for 'concert pitch' for the projection and clarity of notes, especially amongst an ensemble but the difference in feeling you get from both is too much to ignore

[@drpops66]

Actually change the pitch because it's harmful to the body.... If you look at water molecules Frozen under the 440 pitch it looks like a jumbled mess the same as the word hate or kill or murder but when you look at a water molecule Frozen at 4:32 it's a beautiful snowflake

[@mke7605]

Sounds like unlikely to me. Especial in music where the 440 is only a really tiny part of the melody and harmonies anyway. The effect of frequencies on the freezing of water has much more to do with the room around in relation to the frequency. For instance the pattern water in a cup for 440 Hz will be the same to 432 of the radius of the cup is adjusted to the respective wavelength of the different frequencies. With other words, the cup for 432Hz should be slightly larger then for 440Hz.

[@iAmDislikingEveryShort]

@@mke7605 all the notes are tuned in accordance to A so every note frequency is changed

[@Simon_HDM]

I produced music for 15 years when I first learned about this I laughed as I could not believe something so beautiful as music could actually be harmful, so I decided to check it on one of my projects…and I’ve had the exact same experience you’ve had….After that I’ve decided to no longer produce my music until they change the standard back to 432hz (I also believe Goebbels indeed used it to strengthen his propaganda system) I am still a bit sad because I can’t do what I love to do any longer, but I am less depressed and that’s actually even more confirming to me the 432/440hz really is an issue…because I can no longer do what I love the most and that should make me feel sad or depressed but now I feel much better when I am at home or at work…the 440hz issue really is way more problematic than most musicians dare to acknowledge

[@iAmDislikingEveryShort]

@@Simon_HDM so many musicians die in weird ways ☕

[@J1011-r7j]

Toes 😏

[@indivrnt]

Yeah legit nobody cared until he said something, I been known about the shits

[@mijo-kg]

Swear lmao

[@princesaofjudah]

PcP Didn’t care or didn’t know?

[@BillyMcBean.]

the simple minded say woke, you dont know what enlightenment is

[@mijo-kg]

@@BillyMcBean. Someone knows props to you man.

[@rbfour5]

Your guitar tuned at 432hz has more low and mid range, the highs not as bright as 440hz. The 432hz notes are more round and full across the board. The 440hz has more bite and sparkle. I have only recently heard about the whole 432 vs 440 and was skeptical of their being a big difference between the two. Well, I was wrong! For me everything in 432hz had a tremendous calming and comforting effect on me. It’s as if I “feel” the music throughout my body. I “feel” the 440hz music only in my head. Even the second tune, a great hymn at 440hz seemed a bit “in my face” compared to 432hz. Strange but that’s how I felt throughout the comparison. I don’t understand it. And I know this is purely subjective, but that’s how it affected me. Thanks for doing this comparison!

[@LacyJaneCompton]

I closed my eyes from the beginning of each song and kept them closed until the end. Judged on which one sounded fuller and gave the same guitar a rich thicker sound and at the end, I found each time I chose the 432Hz. Amazingly, it did seem a more peaceful feeling.

[@the_real_hislordship]

Not hard to hear which is which from the pitch, so hardly a good way to judge if you are already biased.

[@johnnymac8843]

@@the_real_hislordship lol fr. Maybe shes tone deaf though 🤷‍♂️

[@the_real_hislordship]

@@johnnymac8843 I forget that I can hear in or out of tune very easily. I do have perfect pitch but I also learnt to tune pianos, so even a classical music concert can be disappointing if someone doesn't tune up properly. Yes that happens.

[@ismas2633]

When i read your comment i did the same thing and for the last 3 the ones i preferred were all the 432

[@smevil13]

@@ismas2633 Oddly I too liked the 440 better on the first one! How weird!

[@eazymvp9716]

Who else is here after watching solluminati?👀👀#staywoke

[@curse587]

ur hip my guy

[@nemo.0755]

@@freebandz90 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3iqhaB8a92dgas watch this. its a way better video.

[@kylekirkham8944]

Eazy g Morrison on god💯

[@fstar0834]

Fax

[@mainflocc551]

Eazy g Morrison me a

[@darrynoceallaigh1593]

440 had a more “ in your face” sound. A kinda of projection, like it was trying to reach out and grab you. 432 had a middle tone that I found very calming. The first piece you played had a base note that at 440 was annoying, but at 432 it blended in.

[@d.s.5807]

That is a fascinating reply as I was trying to convey what it was to me and you sum it up perfectly

[@laughinggooner4271]

432 seems great for a live setting. Seems to blend in more with the natural harmonics of the environment. But 440 seems built for the digital world. Again that flavour of punching through the environment rather than embracing it, fits the electical motifs of modern music.

[@blueskyhorsemanship3068]

Thanks Darryn, I listened to both with eyes closed and I could in the feeling directly tell what is 440 and what is 432 - just as you said, calm directly and with the 440 a bit annoying sound.

[@PrinceLemantis]

Exactly my solution

[@ExiLeZH]

Once you start listening the same compositions another 8hz lower, then suddenly 432 sounds “in your face” in comparison. Might aswell play a semi tone lower (still in 440) and you have the same effect, it’ll sound more “calming” than the normal piece in 432hz. See where I’m going? It’s all relative and subjective.

[@jm6651]

This is really interesting listening to the differences. At first 432 just sounded flat. But as I listened I really tended to prefer it.

[@JessicaOrban3606]

I'm a classical musician (violin) and play several instruments, and intuitively, 440 has always seemed a hair too sharp. Hearing the comparison, 432 has warmth and feels comfortable. 440 feels a little edgy or tense. Just my opinion. P.S. All of the songs you played are go-to songs for me when I'm relaxing and playing guitar :-)

[@moddim]

phoenix rises finally a musician that isn't trying to come up with a bs reason; you just like the sound better. Thank you for not tagging on the the scientific pitch (that is the equivalent of a flat earth theory).

[@ilovebutterstuff]

phoenix rises -- I very much agree.

[@EAteearsehole]

432 sound dull but reverberate thru my body and dig a bit deep Into soul. 440 sound crisp, clean, and clear but it just bounce off.

[@yuehtungpan5555]

violin usually use 442, so it may be relatively apparent to violin player

[@ClaudeChalk]

phoenix rises I totally agree!!!

[@sbgken]

Who here because SO video😂🙋🏽‍♂️

[@Etty_..]

KEN me 🙌

[@veryrare-fv5fg]

Meee

[@oghatarana]

When I was a high school student, I noticed that the two CDs in my dad’s collection of Mozart’s famous 525 differ slightly in tune. The one recorded in the late 50s or early 60s was warm, soothing and gives a somewhat healing sensation. While the 21st century rendering irritates me for no apparent reason. It just makes me want to leave the room or stop it completely.

[@PeaceIsJesusChrist]

🙌🏻 Wow!! That is super interesting. Thank you for sharing that!

[@the_real_hislordship]

So did you ever find out which frequencies both used? Are they available here on KZbin for us to listen to?

[@saney11206]

Well produced, your unbiased approach and research made it even better to watch, we should always have a choice and not one that’s lead by “eat me”, “drink me”. I would say that even tho 432 sounds more welcoming with smoother/bigger transitions im not sure how much is reaction based based on how you play to what you hear, inorder to make it sound good as a musician. With that said your guitar skills are good and your song choice was pleasing. I would like to say that I guess 432 made you analyze and relate better therefore delivery was better or am I stretching?

[@jawadkazmi8856]

Yes brother a single unit of "Time" can, shift the human Soul. 432= 9 and the #9 represents Completion, a sense of calming. So yes, a second in time can matter a lot when music is involved. 440=8 when adding all the numbers up and deducing to a single digit 1-9 ❤️ Maybe conspiracy I would have no way to know but probably 🥴🙉😅♥️🌞🎵💥

[@the_real_hislordship]

@@jawadkazmi8856 completion where? The universe? The same.on Jupiter and Neptune where gravity is more? Or the.Moon where gravity is less? You do know time moves more slowly when gravity is stronger. That means 432 Hz or 432 beats per second won't be the same on Neptune. So how can it be complete if it is no longer your 9. Why is 9 complete? Why do we have 10 fingers then? Or two eyes? Even the chakras are 7 or 8 depending who you believe. Is channel 1 on my Wi-Fi best because it's 2.412GHz?

[@denac4708]

Its crazy how @432 can bring on a heavy emotional response or reaction. Truly, feeling the music and vibration of the symphonies. When you play @440, the music doesn't resonate the same and adds a different darker emotional response. Music is a gift to the world. I thank you for this enlightening video.

[@emilyrooks]

432 all the way! I agree it sounds/feels warmer and has more depth. I feel a stronger emotional ear toon to the beauty of the music as well, it actually seems to have more profoundness to it

[@stefansteff13]

nahhh, it just sounds medieval.

[@hardinberger3514]

Then play 416 Hz - and this is warmer then 432 Hz. If you go still more down with tuning, it becomes much more warmer.

[@whitewolf2868]

432 sounded so much sweeter to my ears. 440 was far more abrasive.

[@largevapor]

haha jokes on you I only listen to Death Grips ABRASIVE MUSIC BABYYYY >:)

[@equanimousawareness]

SHUDDUP!

[@transamericanlife]

Same here.

[@scottkasper6378]

Oh bullshit

[@atarax232323]

Oh ! Very ugly!

[@IasosVideos]

I'd like to see a double-blind test where they do not pre-load the listener with which audio is at which frequency. And THEN see if there is any statistically-significant preference.

[@tusharjamwal]

There will be, this is a preferential matter, and any attempt at studying it will be troublesome and not to good use. Timbre and tonal differences between different instruments render them better suited some tunings over others. The music being played also has a big effect on your tuning preference. So any possible study would be quite useless in the little scope it would have. For example "Beethoven's 9th Symphony in A4=432 Hz vs A4=440 Hz on Piano" No matter what the answer is, it doesn't help musicians make new music and doesn't help composers arrange any better. So i don't think any ambitious scientist will spend time on a similar endeavour.

[@alirasheed5447]

Maybe it still works. Because I didnt know what eas best. I just skipped to the music part and listened to it and felt 432 was better.

[@821elz]

Iasos Videos close your eyes?

[@RevdTv123]

It's been done many times

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

Military bands were a leading cause for high pitch, 439-460. That eventually worked it's way into the orchestra, but by that time new E strings could handle the extra tension.

[@samwillard5688]

I must agree with the first comment here. 37 years a musician, and the differences are indeed quite suble. In spite of removed harmonics, the harmonic resonance was very noticeable to me in the Ode to Joy.

[@radicawl]

everybody talking about the hz but i'm here tryna undertsand how the man cloned himself

[@dreamersdayproductions8564]

blu Easy effect that can be pulled off in Adobe premiere , final cut, etc

[@greenergrass6219]

Or he just changed his pants and shoes 😂😂😂😂

[@SwavyPremium]

blu u need more likes lol

[@snowmishima3311]

Kage bushino jutsu 🙏🏽🤙🏽👌🤘🏼🤚🏼🖖🏼

[@eatme2487]

😂💀😩✌🏻

[@carollgoodall1491]

I definitely prefer the 432 hz over the 440 hz, I actually could detect that my eardrum was slightly irritated at the 440 hz, in contrast to the 432.

[@segmentsAndCurves]

How about 455hz? Give it a try.

[@MrWrightcaroline]

Yes, the 440 Hz had the same effect for me as sucking on lemons. It was very acidy. The 432 was gentle.

[@mythichymn]

Yup me too - the first song i couldnt tell the difference for some reason but the second song was very obvious

[@detlef741]

444hz is nice too

[@segmentsAndCurves]

@@detlef741 Also 420hz ;)

[@Celticninja011]

"If you wish to understand the Universe, think of energy, frequency and vibration" - Nikola Tesla

[@Rosetau432]

36 72 108 144 216 432 864

[@Celticninja011]

@Jack Bond 432 sounds close to 440, it just sounds a little warmer, it's only 8 hert difference with the other notes pretty close to a minute difference

[@Celticninja011]

@Jack Bond I trust an engineer that invented a/c power over your long scripted comment, sorry

[@Celticninja011]

@Jack Bond ... Your unstable..

[@Celticninja011]

@@Rosetau432 do you have a reference website for me? That would be appreciated :)

[@pachamamados]

The 440 sounds cleaner, more precise, but somehow more mechanical; the 432 is warmer, but a bit muddier. Really interesting!

[@SandraStachowiczLtd]

Verdict: 440hz hurts my ears and makes me feel like something is off and feels discordant 432hz: feels joyful, pleasant and lowers my heart rate It feels more natural and flowy

[@pietropipparolo4329]

Confirmation bias to

[@SandraStachowiczLtd]

@@pietropipparolo4329 stop trolling You've replied to more than one comment with the same thing

[@Poolforce1997]

I agree, 440hz physically affects a slight sickness in my stomach. 432hz is so soothing & it fits like a jigsaw piece to my ears. Its a feeling, almost an instinctive knowing that it's good for you, like breathing cleaner air.

[@jojo-qx8vo]

@@Poolforce1997 placebo.

[@JohnSmith-ys3wc]

@@jojo-qx8vo mossad

[@kalyar4]

What is love? Baby don't Hertz me, don't Hertz me no more

[@brandonwolfe5507]

Simplified haha!

[@daddypls1]

Nice

[@jrhawk]

Simplified best comment I have read...thank you love brother

[@rebeccaphelps3824]

Simplified lol! 😆

[@omgineedausernam]

you deserve those thumbs ups.

[@rickstark8543]

440 hz has a sharper and invoked a more of a fun, energetic sensation where as the 432 hz invoked a more serene, calming deeper soul reaching vibe

[@fatherbewithme]

Yes

[@swilllow]

Define "fun" a concept nurtured by a society who sees fun as the opposite as work, to which we see work as growth. So "fun" tends to cover the impulsive activities that we partake in void of focus, growth, and learning. That is not energetic and fun. It is anxious, guilty and taboo.

[@michelekelpin7424]

Thank you. I'm reading the replies and yours is a great description of the difference in the sounds. Thanks for putting it into words.

[@jdog_unchained8098]

@@swilllow if you say so

[@june7rose]

I think this is a fair description. I can tell the difference, but when it came to the more modern song he played, I preferred the 440

[@johnsampson8600]

The reason I like 432 hz tuning is so that the high C note will be at 4096 hz. Tuning forks are specifically made at this 4096 hz frequency,to be used for clearing quartz crystals and realigning the internal structure along its C axis, before use in crystal healings. Besides, the math works easier for all frequencies at 432hz. Still, the most important thing is resonance. Not just what sounds resonate better based on instrument structure and design, but what resonates with someone on a personal level. Great video thanks

[@happyozzie]

The fact that the nazis and the rockerfellas wanted 440hz instead of 432 has me convinced we should be listening at 432

[@ladyraven30]

Ditto...no way it can;t be an arbitrary thing or they wouldn't have never spent so much time trying to change it.

[@ultravenia]

@@ladyraven30 It's completely arbitrary.

[@markpicente3948]

I tune to the opened A in hells bells it's like. E flat ...... I use to tune to iron man from sabbath that would be 440... But it seems i can play more songs with out retuneing... But I could be gone deaf it happens... The higher I get the better it sounds... I think maybe not I don't know ..

[@markpicente3948]

Tone deaf not gone deaf

[@7איעך]

They probably also wanted healthy Germans, a flourishing arts community, and had some of the best scientists we recruited after the war so that’s not enough reason.

[@JakDanielz]

Listening to 432 Hz sounds like I'm sitting on the porch of a cabin in the woods playing to nature or feels like I'm at home and relaxed playing with friends, while 440 Hz sounds like I'm in a gymnasium or concert hall with bright and crisp sounds tuned for the loudest and clearest resonance. Neither is wrong or right, but they both make me feel differently when listening to the opposing tuning frequencies being played. It's amazing that 8 Hz can have such an effect on how you or the audience feels when listening to music.

[@mera8785]

I totally agree. I read comments before actually hearing them and was expecting 440 to be awful but it sounded much more polished to my untrained ears.

[@stonefaceBRC]

Judging by what I heard from your playing 440 sounds more familiar to me but 432 just sounds better some how

[@Guerteltank]

I'd say 440 sounded "too clean" which made 432 sound more natural and therefor better.

[@wallaceju]

Agreed

[@WomanofGodTalitaCumi]

I felt more relaxed tbh with the 432 hz. Like the 440 kinda made me feel anxiouser (probs incorrect word) ... y'know?

[@bluegrassconnection502]

I agree!! 432 sounds better!!! There is something to it!! This guy seems to just want to push the ones asleep back under the covers... STAY LIT 💡💡💡☀️☀️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@ballzy008]

440Hz is more shrill and 432Hz is more warm and inviting

[@johnarcher9480]

The fact is, it doesn’t matter. As long as the instrument is in tune, both can sound good. If you REALLY thought 432 was any better, play the same thing in 440 tuning 1/2 a step down. So it would be around 415-416. Repeat the rest like that and you will find that you just like lower frequencies.

[@gcensing6351]

What amazed me is that switching from 440 to 432 felt like switching from a solid state amp to a tube amp, or from a CD to vinyl! There is just something softer and more musical about it...

[@mickjames7962]

Here’s what’s wrong with your theory from a scientific point of view. You say hertz is arbitrary. But go and look up why the second was divided that way and the creation of the universe. It was created not an accident and that’s why there are these mathematics built in.

[@gcensing6351]

@@mickjames7962 Not sure you were trying to reply to me, because I never said hertz are arbitrary. Just talking about the difference in experience listening to it...

[@Law0fRevenge]

You would state the same difference if he played 430Hz instead of 432Hz without telling you, because you enjoy the slightly "deeper" sound, not the specific reference frequency and you believe in the myth of 432Hz. You would also not be able to consistently tell the difference if the examples weren't played back-to-back but instead several minutes apart. Vinyls sound different from digital media due to their technical limitations, i.e. the dip in the high mid-range (if they're not mastered seperately, this makes them sound "warmer") and the worse signal-to-noise ratio, because you always get noise from dust on the record, the type of needle your using etc., this higher noise floor is very subtle but it makes the overall experience a bit less harsh because abrupt low-volume parts a being "filled in" with noise. Solid state amps and digital plug-ins at this day and age can sound just as good as tube amps if built properly (which they often aren't because most of them are cheap products), to the point where you wouldn't be able to consistently tell a difference in a blind test. Sound engineers have been frustrated with musicians for decades because musicians like to hear with their eyes and their beliefs. It is all just confirmation bias.

[@gcensing6351]

@@Law0fRevenge Two things, I don't believe in a myth, I'm just expressing my experience listening to the two. Second, when it comes to tube amplifiers, I'm mostly talking about guitar amps. Yes the digital plug-ins sound amazing nowadays, they can sound just as good, but in my experience they don't have the feel yet. That might also just be an experience thing that the audience never hears, but if it makes a difference to me, it makes a difference...

[@Pushing_Pixels]

@@Law0fRevenge Yes, all of the musicians and engineers who prefer the sound of tube amps and compressors are idiots who only imagine a difference. Solid state equipment and plug-ins CAN sound very SIMILAR to tube amps and other equipment, by emulating them. But all of those engineers and musicians are still using tubes, if they can afford them, to get that sound, because they CAN tell the difference. It's slight, but there. You trying to lecture people on what they can and can't hear is absurd, because you don't have perfect hearing. Nobody does. You have no possible way of knowing what another person can or cannot hear, you only know what you can hear.

[@majindevon]

440hz= imposing, oversaturated, wall of sound.... 432hz= detailed, truthful, work of art, greater contrast between the notes

[@Magnum-Farce]

lol

[@enegron6987]

Devon Corker exactly! Especially at 4:48 sounds imposing

[@violetblue1924]

E Negron for me especially @8:46

[@Asiandude24]

I can feel my heart rate change from the 432 to the 440. 440 makes me feel tense but the 432 is soothing

[@upplsuckimcool16]

I felt the exact opposite.

[@jodycorthell951]

Definitely! I felt anxious at 440

[@marcohex8608]

I feel more comfortable at 440,

[@Deziraye11]

That is absolutely insane in one of the best explanations I have ever heard for frequency healing, history and solfeggio frequencies. I was absolutely amazed at the difference I felt when you are playing a song tuned to 432 versus 440. I closed my eyes so that I wouldn't let my mind override me and I swear when I went back and re-watched with my eyes open every time you played tuned to 440hz my skin heated up, my heartbeat increased, and so did my anxiety. Not even kidding. 432 was SO much more relaxing. You're a great player by the way! 💖

[@johandehaan1981]

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” Nikola Tesla.

[@thefifthstage369]

There is no evidence that Tesla have said that phrase.

[@Guywithafork]

That statement sent me done an ongoing fascination with the universe and all of us in it 💚 the universal scale of frequency is fascinating .... has anyone here seen the tests where they put sand on a metal board and put that on a speaker and run frequency through it ? The sand creates geometric shapes and always tlreturnes to the same shape for each particular frequency ... the funny thing is out of those shapes there is a mathematical equation that will give you the frequency that made it 👀🤯🤯🤯🤯 sound is sooooooo more important than we know 🙌 ✌️💚☯️🔱

[@thefifthstage369]

@@Guywithafork There is no evidence that Tesla have said that phrase.

[@Guywithafork]

@@thefifthstage369 interesting .... I was actually listening to an interview where he said it .... maybe not exactly how the phrase circulated now but pretty much . And when you look you realise why . It soo interesting ✌️💚☯️

[@thefifthstage369]

@@Guywithafork Can you share the link?

[@boydw1]

I agree with your comments about a second being an arbitrary measure, and much of the lore around 432Hz being unscientific nonsense. I work as a sound tech, and have a good understanding of acoustic principles. Yet this video demonstrates for me that I have a strong preference for 432Hz tuning. Subjectively I'd describe 432Hz tuning as warmer, richer, more emotionally evocative, calmer, and more natural, whereas by comparison, 440hz tuning sounds overly bright, a touch strident or shrill, the harmonics seem less integrated with the fundamental tone, and emotionally 440hz seems a little unsettling (I can see why many associate 440Hz with anxiety). There's something to this, regardless of our lack of understanding of the scientific mechanism involved.

[@thismoment7539]

A second is arbitrary, but the Schumann resonance, the fundamental tone of the earth that he measured, isn't. It would exist no matter how we measured it -- if a second were longer, or shorter, it would just be measured differently, and so would the corresponding pitches. So, that argument doesn't hold up for me. I am a musician and studio owner, so I feel you on these things. I respond the same way. Tracks I've recorded at 432 feel different and have a much greater presence and seem to flow into your ears in a different way. My question, now, for an upcoming record is....... if tracks have only instruments that can tune to 432, like no piano or accordion or set things, should I do that, when I know that others will need to be at 440 to accomodate instruments that are not flexible in their tuning. Anyway, getting involved here, but wanted to share that thought about seconds.

[@The_New_Abnormal_World_Order]

Its funny, your Brain is telling you the 432 hz theory is nonsense but your heart is telling you the opposite.

[@annak29]

So clearly explained, especially (at 440Hz) "harmonics seem less integrated with fundamental tone". For my ears/senses, the ratios of tones in A=432Hz are more rich and varied, more interesting harmonics that had some kind of relationship and general warmth.

[@RiverSurfing]

60 secs is not an arbitrary measurment. Please refer to the Sonic Geometry videos 1 & 2 on KZbin

[@davidhinchliffe3354]

@@thismoment7539 ......thats just what i was thinking! Im off to tune my up to 432 righ now!!!

[@TonyHenrique]

Ode to Joy 5:01 A=432Hz 4:27 A=440Hz Für Elise 5:35 A=432Hz 6:11 A=440Hz The Beatles - Because 7:17 A=432Hz 6:48 A=440Hz Pink Floyd - Wish you were here 7:48 A=432Hz 8:32 A=440Hz

[@melmedina2287]

Tony Henrique to the point. Thanks.

[@dinounplugged3605]

Thanks for this

[@dinounplugged3605]

Tony Henrique thanks for this

[@francescopham]

What about the last one?

[@alexmiller4142]

Last is I see fire by Ed Sheeran

[@_AandO_]

THANK YOU. I have experienced reactions to different tones in the past. Now I understand why.

[@ruebenlambert4949]

I just wanna say that was some incredible production value with the video. I can't imagine the work that went into syncing all that up and the editing involved. Having "2" Pauls reacting to each other's performance like that. Well done on all levels. 432 felt more organic.

[@PinkieBunnBunn]

Organic is just the right word❤️

[@angel_on_the_edge8084]

Newbie here to this concept (rabbit hole). Brilliant video for explanation purposes.

[@JamesFromTexas]

It's just twins 😉

[@adhaskym.a9536]

2 Pauls you said? He have a twin mate.

[@jeffworsham1984]

That was an amazing video, explaining, demonstration and some fine playing! But I’m confused… Is this guy not an identical twin? If not, then my guy did an amazing job on this video! Lol

[@m.balauszko]

My DNA was almost healed and then you switched back to 440.

[@bapesold3565]

lmao

[@snd-fw6vg]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@wholebodyandsole]

😂😂😂😂

[@jaymckenna9459]

440 sounded sharper and clearer; 432 sounded richer with more depth.

[@tshep173]

I absolutely agree

[@aladinchanel]

same here . thank you !

[@Sr19769p]

Yep. Same, Jay

[@roy_for_real2674]

432 sounds thinner, more sparse and a little off.

[@jaymckenna9459]

Thanks Mr. Wavy, I agree with you. The poster asked us to compare not choose though. If I had to make a personal choice, it would be 432 hz which is one of the Solfeggio frequencies. I do agree with the theory that having the western world tune to 440 hz causes dissonance.

[@Chappy141]

To be honest I thought it was all a bit of a theory but I one who likes to understand how things work so I have been doing some research and your video allowed me to begin my clarification…so what I did is I put my ear buds in and started the video and listen all the way through when you played the music this is what I felt one time I felt this slight pressure in my head mainly the right front side, then another time I felt a smooth wave sensation…I noted these differences and noticed the later correlates with 432hz and the former correlates with the 440hz no conclusive but a beginning…an experiment needs to be made in regards to the recording of YT video sound track record in different hz and see which one has the most differential

[@kiko632]

To me A=432 brings an interesting emotion, it sounds a little off but in a beautiful way, it sounds slower and more mellow, where as A=440 sounds sharp and more cutting aggresive, interesting.

[@doknox]

That's why they picked 440. They knew music was becoming a lucrative industry and 440 tuning would grab peoples attention, emotions, and in turn their money. 432 is more like background music. Also it just sounds old world.

[@neniugrava]

In other words, it sounds exactly like you'd expect from transposing a song to a lower key. He could have just as easily tuned to E flat and fooled everyone with the magical healing properties of guitars tuned to E flat.

[@hakandemir8382]

@@neniugrava yeah, the whole a=432 thing is a scam as long as equal tempered system is used because that system is what we are used to anyways. i guess something like 53-edo with a=432 would work well(?)

[@A-432-Zone]

@@hakandemir8382 Not a scam, Hakan, A-432 is called Scientific Tuning by it's own definition. Follow the science. Notice at the doctor's office they always have a C-256 or A-432 tuning fork. Never an A-440 Hz. It's actually A-440 that's a scam. Even in Middle Eastern music they tune away from A-440. Only they tune upwards. To A444.

[@hakandemir8382]

@@A-432-Zone turkish music left the chat

[@scottstubberud1137]

I am 63 and was skeptical. Wish you were here is my favorite song. Listening to this with my Bose headphones and eyes closed I truly felt more relaxed listening to it at 432 and really was getting deeply involved in the song. Then the 440 tuned version came on and I immediately noticed a difference in how I felt listening to it. On some of the chords it would cause my eyelids to flinch because it grated on my nerves quite a bit. I just started to research frequencies and harmonics recently and for instance I tried listening to a 40Hz binaural frequency last night for the first time before going to bed. 40Hz is in sync with gamma wave production in the brain. I have had a major back surgery and haven’t had a decent sleep in 4 months. I fell asleep in my recliner with the phone on my chest playing the 40Hz note. I woke up about an hour later from a beautiful deep sleep and went to bed. I awoke at 7 feeling quite refreshed after 6 more hours of good sleep and got up and took a mile walk. Normally I can’t get up that early (I go to bed late because sleeping in the bed sort of sucks) and it usually takes me an hour or two to get my body functional before I walk and usually not a mile straight. I’m not skeptical anymore and I’m going to keep looking into the healing power of frequency specific harmonics. Sapien medicine on Spotify is a good place to start. The 40Hz binaural is also there. I will be listening to the 40Hz binaural again tonight in hopes that I will sleep well again because I don’t think it was a fluke or coincidence. I’m no longer skeptical but open minded to the possibilities here. I usually don’t air my opinion on videos but felt compelled to do so now. I hope this will help someone else to experiment with this and benefit as I’m praying it benefits me! Take care all.

[@FoggyInc]

Update please! Did it help in continued experiments?

[@powermode8690]

He’s still asleep, shhhh

[@johanpauwels7894]

I am also an old geezer and a psychologist, and I think it's a bunch of bullshit myself. Your brain is playing tricks on you my friend.

[@creativespirit3035]

@scottstubberud1137 Thank you for sharing your experience! I find the difference between 432Hz and 440Hz quite stricking too! Also, just want to recommend two books you may find interesting: Electric Body, Electric Health by Eileen McKusick (inventor of a method called Biofield Tuning), and The Hermetic Code of DNA by Michael Hayes. All the best on your journey!

[@johnsmith-ds5yt]

Thanks for the Spotify tip 👍

[@Metalbass10000]

I purposely turned my screen away from me, and did not look at it, until the video finished, all the while writing my observations and sensations on paper in front of me. I did this at my desktop with professional audio equipment and studio reference monitors, and repeated this process with my phone, though I had my friend randomly scramble the sequence of which frequency recording played first and second. The next day we repeated this several times, but now, we scrambled ALL of it he audio clips using several different random number generators to determine the order of play. When we compiled the data we were shocked. 100% of the trials we preferred the 432 Hz versions, and said 100% of the time that the 440 Hz sounded somehow out of tune (even in the one 432 performance when one of the strings sounds like itvwas left slightly out of tune (intentionally?). We repeated each method several more times over the weeks that followed and never were below 80% on preference favoring the 432. We also used other pieces of music and the results remained consistent. I began tuning my basses and guitars to A=432 a few years ago just based on a somewhat OCD preference for the number. My friend tuned all his instruments to A=440 until this experience. We have on occasion repeated this experiment with others, musicians and non-musicians, and of those that did express a preference or opinion, it was remarkably consistent with our results, with those numbers never dropping below 73-% preferring the 432. I don’t have time to go into the qualitative assessments and statements, nor am he striking emotional responses, which were felt most strongly, surprisingly to me, by those with the least experience with musical instruments. I’m not a conspiracy theorist and I have no vested interest either way. Everyone is free to listen to whatever you like.

[@dinomiteeatu9787]

Metalbass10000 damn

[@Kweesh]

Metalbass10000 Very interesting! Thanks for sharing

[@Metalbass10000]

While the possibility does sound quite intriguing, between starting a new business, trying to maintain and run our household, dealing with an illness in the family, and most importantly, being the best dad I can be to my two young children, I barely have time to WATCH KZbin videos. Having never made a KZbin video, it would seem to be something that can be time consuming with a pretty good learning curve. Our little experiment took place over a few days when we were waiting for tooling for our shop, so work was at a stand still. Thankfully, we are far from a stand still now! Besides, I've already been challenged to create my first video showing how to create a great (or useable even) bass tone for metal music, because I had the audacity to have, and share, an opinion that running a basically unaltered DI signal, and a signal with all the low end removed and, "distorted to the point of sounding like s***," then, "stomp it down with massive compression," seemed an uninspired approach to me, and was the same approach taken by the last 12 KZbin videos I had seen. The exact same approach. Thank all of you who have posted comments and responses here. What I've been able to read has been a great conversation.

[@eduardoavila646]

Tbh, its a personal preference, probably you heard 432hz music your whole life. To me both sound fine, and some times o prefer 440hz, sometimes i dont have a favourite. But fur elise for example, when it slows down in that specific note, in 432hz sounds out of tune, when in 440hz it sounded better. But i guess that none of them are the same as real life as its a sample rate.

[@stevewittwer7444]

@YOU WERE BORN TO SING why not try it yourself

[@INFJenius]

I’ve been writing and recording using 432hz for the last two years on my channels and many people are enjoying it and feeling the benefits (including myself!) - Matt Savina

[@BibbyLV]

Just another person coming from Solluminatis vid, don’t mind me.

[@dotlaroc82]

440 feels like rush hour and traffic and 432 is a drive in the country with the top dropped while the sun is setting with a slight breeze blowing through my beard

[@noahlovotti7722]

these baloney descriptions just make 440 sound more metal

[@sathyanarayan1929]

Beautiful explanation and example.

[@reyhudson563]

Nobody can say you don't have imagination.

[@pbujnowicz9124]

If any of you still listen to LP's, that's what it reminded me of: the difference between a record and a CD. A=440 sounds like a CD, very crisp, very clear, but also metallic and impersonal A=432 sounds like a record, more warm and inviting, less crisp but more emotional I know these are very subjective, and some people don't notice anything, but that was the experience I got. As far as all these thousands of YT vids with specific frequencies, I think the main thing going on is placebo effect. Regardless of the video or the frequencies, you get a benefit from taking time for yourself to relax and meditate, not because they tuned their synthesizers to exactly 432, or 369 hz or whatever.

[@DeannaShelton09]

I love that description!

[@ReventedJay]

Listening to the 440 I actually felt something, but not from the 432. It's like this weird upper body feeling from my chest out to my arms

[@maserati4285]

Bro what the fuck for real deadass I was just thinking this

[@tevv5]

I thought I was trippin

[@thebennetts7597]

Bro literally the same shit was happening I thought I was going crazy. For me 440hz sounded like it was coming from my right headphone more and 432hz sounded more evenly played through both.

[@izeaxo6264]

You bois are on the negative train

[@BenDover-bd4eg]

Facts

[@patrickcrebbin3786]

Both are music... when a great musician plays, people listen. Thanks for playing your guitar for us.

[@ildecruz4997]

I like the sound of 440hz because of its brightness and energy, but the 432, literally has a calming sensation in my brain. Very fascinating.

[@jacobhooson7655]

'Brightness' comes from high frequencies (2khz+). 440hz is no more or less 'bright' than 432. Please I beg you don't listen to this bollocks theory

[@VeggiePower303]

440 has an unnatural brightness that sounds better initially but my brain looses interest in it quickly. 432 sounds more Natural and calming in the long run.

[@schnoz2372]

the fuck are you talking about

[@violinplayer3518]

You like 440 out of habit.

[@violinplayer3518]

@@jacobhooson7655 why do you beg him? He cannot hurt YOU or anyone else listening 432 Hz. Sometimes placebo (faith) is all it takes for people to be much better

[@laurieduncan6096]

The 440 is tense/uptight. The 432 is richer, deeper and has clarity. It’s more open, at least to me anyway.

[@mariechristina6261]

I found myself clenching my jaw at 440, and not during the 432. So, I am in agreement.

[@gokolink]

Yup, my focus went from heart to mind.

[@ser3nity6]

same tho

[@crlpop]

Yeah. Too bad this guy doesn't feel it...

[@AF-oe2lw]

Agreed, 432 is warm and relaxing in tone vs the tinny agitating tone of 440. It is suttle but there is something to it, and the fact 432/3=144, well that speaks volumes.

[@Hitmanbxng]

440Hz sound like heavy metal 432Hz sound like rain hitting your window.

[@darkbutnotemo]

Thats How nature intended it to sound

[@Jack-mu4vu]

As soon as I read this comment I looked out my window because I thought I was hearing rain from outside and low and behold it was raining

[@jonathanduffel8503]

Cristhian Espinoza I don’t think nature intended on doing that

[@bobravenscraft5376]

In my comment I feel acoustic standard sounded crisp but for electric tuning down a little helps Not too much

[@bobravenscraft5376]

@WidePeepo7 440 acoustic 432 electric

[@jameseverall]

I'm specifically referring to acoustic guitars. I think every acoustic has a HZ frequency that suits in best (sustain, resonance, harmonic overtones etc) My fairly cheap (yet gorgeous sounding, and go-to) D45 copy is permanently in an open C style tuning, but sits somewhere slightly sharp. It just seems to be where it s soul is. Obviously, when you have to work alongside other instruments it's not ideal, but for anyone with an acoustic that they think might not be giving them the best tones, it'll be because it's ot tuned to the best tuning that optimises 'that' specific guitar. Once you find your acoustic guitars tuning sweet spot, trust me, you'll know. It'll come to life, and will inspire you like you won't believe

[@arcanecovers]

That was fascinating! Thank you for swapping which one went first too! I definitely prefer the 432 - it felt like there were more subtle harmonics going on as well as feeling warmer and made me less tense, whereas the 440 felt flatter and weirdly metallic - amazing playing!!!

[@Gingy1120]

YES when 440 came on i felt tense on the inside, but with 432 that went away and felt warm.

[@christianmayala8253]

@@Gingy1120 here to say that I felt the same way. Tense with 440 and warmer or relaxed at 432. As I am typing this comment I was listening to the video and lost track of which tuning was which, then I decided to listen to how I felt on the inside while he was playing then I could pick up the 432, went back up and yes he was playing the 432 version.