Music The Importance of 432hz Music

teedubya · 07-16-2010, 01:41 PM

Just discovered this during the last week, and find it infinitely interesting.

In 1939 Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels dictated 440Hz as the standard tuning pitch. This to let people think and feel in a certain manner, and to keep them a prisoner of a certain consciousness. This in spite of that Professor Dussaut from the Paris Conservatory wrote a referendum that was signed by 23,000 French musicians who all were for the preservation of the A= 432Hz. Freedom of choice in bringing back the frequency of the earth is what it's all about today.

** 432Hz quality **

Music on a basis tone of A=432Hz is more transparent, more marked, clearer, gives an obvious musical picture and the Overtones and undertones moves more freely and can multiply themselves more. Music based on 440Hz represents emotions and locks up the head. By lowering the pitch 440Hz - 8Hz to 432Hz, the music changes. Which first was painful to the ear changes into a beautiful, warm music whereby relaxation is natural. Overtones are decisive for the sound, this holds for instruments as well as the human voice. The piano tuned in A= 440Hz creates an artificial clarity and strengthens the high stress levels of today. The instruments on which Mozart and Verdi composed their masterpieces were in 432Hz -is the same as C=256Hz- pitched. The original Stadivarius violin was developed to resonate at 432Hz.

http://www.omega432.com/music.html

From Wikipedia...

The hegemonic ambitions of the Propaganda Ministry were shown by the divisions Goebbels soon established: press, radio, film, theater, music, literature, and publishing.

In each of these, a Reichskammer (Reich Chamber) was established, co-opting leading figures from the field (usually not known Nazis) to head each Chamber, and requiring them to supervise the purge of Jews, socialists and liberals, as well as practitioners of "degenerate" art forms such as abstract art and atonal music.[33]

The respected composer Richard Strauss, for example, became head of the Reich Music Chamber. Goebbels’ orders were backed by the threat of force. The many prominent Jews in the arts and the mass media emigrated in large numbers rather than risk the fists of the SA and the gates of the concentration camp, as did many socialists and liberals. Some non-Jewish anti-Nazis with good connections or international reputations survived until the mid-1930s, but most were forced out sooner or later.

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Listen to the different versions, and the 432hz seems to harmonize better.

Has anyone else done any research on this?

teedubya · 07-16-2010, 02:07 PM

If interested, this is how you convert music to 432hz.

How to change the pitch with Audacity:

1. Open your track in Audacity
2. Select ALL in the Edit-menu, or with "ctrl+A"
3. Choose "change pitch" in the "Effect" menu
The values should be:
Pitch: from "F" - DOWN- to "A"
Frequency (Hz): from "440" to "432"
With these values entered, "semitones" and "percent change" should automatically switch to "-0,32" and "-1,818"

Download Audacity here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/auda...6.exe/download

Taco John · 07-20-2010, 12:18 AM

This is totally cool. I notice a huge difference!

**007** · 07-20-2010, 12:58 AM

Can you do entire folders at once or is it only one song at a time?

Taco John · 07-20-2010, 01:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Guru

Can you do entire folders at once or is it only one song at a time?

Personally, I think you have to encode it or you'll lose fidelity. Taking an MP3 and turning it into another MP3... You get that whole copy of a copy thing going.

But to answer your question, using the method he described, it's one at a time.

I'm afraid you're stuck listening to music at non-nazi frequencies.

**007** · 07-20-2010, 01:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Taco John

Personally, I think you have to encode it or you'll lose fidelity. Taking an MP3 and turning it into another MP3... You get that whole copy of a copy thing going.

But to answer your question, using the method he described, it's one at a time.

I'm afraid you're stuck listening to music at non-nazi frequencies.

So, straight from the CD then? I can give it a try and see how it sounds.

Guess it would suck for people that only download their music though.

Taco John · 07-20-2010, 01:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Guru

So, straight from the CD then? I can give it a try and see how it sounds.

Guess it would suck for people that only download their music though.

Good luck. I couldn't even begin to find a way to rip a CD at a specific pitch.

**007** · 07-20-2010, 02:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Taco John

Good luck. I couldn't even begin to find a way to rip a CD at a specific pitch.

Well, what exactly did you do then? Your post led me to believe that you didn't just do a MP3 to MP3.

teedubya · 07-20-2010, 02:30 AM

Im doing the audacity way, and you can definitely FEEL a difference in the tones.

I used lossless FLAC files and converted those.

I have no idea how to convert straight from CDs though.

**007** · 07-20-2010, 02:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by teedubya

Im doing the audacity way, and you can definitely FEEL a difference in the tones.

I used lossless FLAC files and converted those.

I have no idea how to convert straight from CDs though.

all I have are 256 kbps MP3 files so I would imagine it wouldn't be a clean change. I have never messed with lossless or FLAC. I would be curious to know the best way to go about it if you are starting from scratch.

I am finding a lot of stuff on Google but nothing really explains how to change it other than copies of the same information you put in the OP.

**007** · 07-20-2010, 03:00 AM

I found this site which is slightly different

http://www.galacticfriends.com/updat...-may-1210.html

Quote:

How to do a 440Hz to 432Hz Conversion using Audacity (free software)

you can download audacity over here
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/windows

step 1: open audacity you can now select a file the way i do in the video or
use drag and drop

step 2: select everything the way i do in the video or you could also use
ctrl + a (select all)

step 3: go to effect/change pitch and input these settings, Pitch from F
down to A, semitones (half steps) 0.31, Frequenty (Hz) from 440 to 432,186
giving you a percent change of -1.776

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRbAXmcYlEc

these settings came out as closest possible after testing the results with a
432Hz tuning device if you set it to 432 without the 186 or change the semi
tones result's will be more off aldow your pc tells you otherwise the only
real way of checking this is a tuning device (you end up with these settings
in the video then) or even better just work in 432Hz from the beginning

i hope all sound may be as interesting to you as it is to me, i can only
speak for myself ofcource but since i started working in 432Hz alot happend
to me around geometry and sound for me personaly sound is nothing less than
geometry and a way to activate yourself

FranciscoNET · 08-31-2010, 01:49 AM

Hi.

I appreciate the OP for bringing the 440HZ issue to question, I have done further research and I have seen many more websites talking about the importance about switching to 432hz which is 8hz less than 440hz.

However, what I fail to understand is that 432hz is not part of the solfeggio scale as shown. Here is the principal solfeggio scale:
396 Hz, (do)
417 Hz, (ret)
528 Hz, (Mi -- yes as in Micracle, the freq. of repairing DNA!)
639 Hz, (Fa)
741 Hz, and (So
852 Hz (La)

Ok, I didn't see 432hz anywhere between 417hz and 528hz.

Based on my understanding on today's 440hz standard, let me repeat the solfeggio based on 440hz standard this time: (all what I have to do is add 22hz -- approximation since I know that 528hz turns to 550hz under the 440hz scale, so I will be using that as my basing point)
418 Hz,
439 Hz,
550 Hz,
661 Hz,
763 Hz, and
874 Hz

ok 439hz there, close enough to 440hz, if I would have added 1 more Hz to every one I would have gotten 551hz on the "MI" scale, but then it would have been 440hz on the "A" scale.

So, if on Winamp I use a plugin called "Cronotron" to change the pitch of my songs in realtime as I listed to them, I would just adjust the pitch by entering "-21" to the pitch box and I would get my 440hz songs resonating to 417hz which IS part of the solgeffio chart, THEN that 550hz - 21hz equals to 529hz which is not a big deal of a difference of 1hz to 528hz and I guess my whole entire chart would be more or less in par with the original solfeggio frequencies if I reduce to -21 cents (hz) as opposed if I reduced it to -8 to reach the so called 432 hz frequency.

Now, lets say IF I reduced it to -8hz to achieve 432hz, then lets see how this would resolve the C=550hz:
550hz - 8hz = 542hz STILL not even close to 528hz the frequency of DNA repair!

So please tell me, why I should use A=432 hz by reducing -8hz and not just A=417hz by reducing -21 hz so that every other frequencies can pretty much match up??

Thanks for any clarifications I might obtain out of this and have a great night to every one!

**007** · 08-31-2010, 01:54 AM

Thats a hell of a first post.

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**Buck** · 08-31-2010, 02:22 AM

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07-16-2010, 01:41 PM
teedubya Most Valuable Poster Join Date: Oct 2003 Casino cash: $9470002	The Importance of 432hz Music Just discovered this during the last week, and find it infinitely interesting. In 1939 Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels dictated 440Hz as the standard tuning pitch. This to let people think and feel in a certain manner, and to keep them a prisoner of a certain consciousness. This in spite of that Professor Dussaut from the Paris Conservatory wrote a referendum that was signed by 23,000 French musicians who all were for the preservation of the A= 432Hz. Freedom of choice in bringing back the frequency of the earth is what it's all about today. 432Hz quality Music on a basis tone of A=432Hz is more transparent, more marked, clearer, gives an obvious musical picture and the Overtones and undertones moves more freely and can multiply themselves more. Music based on 440Hz represents emotions and locks up the head. By lowering the pitch 440Hz - 8Hz to 432Hz, the music changes. Which first was painful to the ear changes into a beautiful, warm music whereby relaxation is natural. Overtones are decisive for the sound, this holds for instruments as well as the human voice. The piano tuned in A= 440Hz creates an artificial clarity and strengthens the high stress levels of today. The instruments on which Mozart and Verdi composed their masterpieces were in 432Hz -is the same as C=256Hz- pitched. The original Stadivarius violin was developed to resonate at 432Hz. http://www.omega432.com/music.html From Wikipedia... The hegemonic ambitions of the Propaganda Ministry were shown by the divisions Goebbels soon established: press, radio, film, theater, music, literature, and publishing. In each of these, a Reichskammer (Reich Chamber) was established, co-opting leading figures from the field (usually not known Nazis) to head each Chamber, and requiring them to supervise the purge of Jews, socialists and liberals, as well as practitioners of "degenerate" art forms such as abstract art and atonal music.[33] The respected composer Richard Strauss, for example, became head of the Reich Music Chamber. Goebbels’ orders were backed by the threat of force. The many prominent Jews in the arts and the mass media emigrated in large numbers rather than risk the fists of the SA and the gates of the concentration camp, as did many socialists and liberals. Some non-Jewish anti-Nazis with good connections or international reputations survived until the mid-1930s, but most were forced out sooner or later. --- Listen to the different versions, and the 432hz seems to harmonize better. Has anyone else done any research on this?
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07-16-2010, 02:07 PM	#2
teedubya Most Valuable Poster Join Date: Oct 2003 Casino cash: $9470002	If interested, this is how you convert music to 432hz. How to change the pitch with Audacity: 1. Open your track in Audacity 2. Select ALL in the Edit-menu, or with "ctrl+A" 3. Choose "change pitch" in the "Effect" menu The values should be: Pitch: from "F" - DOWN- to "A" Frequency (Hz): from "440" to "432" With these values entered, "semitones" and "percent change" should automatically switch to "-0,32" and "-1,818" Download Audacity here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/auda...6.exe/download
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teedubya Most Valuable Poster Join Date: Oct 2003 Casino cash: $9470002	Im doing the audacity way, and you can definitely FEEL a difference in the tones. I used lossless FLAC files and converted those. I have no idea how to convert straight from CDs though.
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08-31-2010, 01:49 AM	#12
FranciscoNET Rookie Join Date: Aug 2010 Casino cash: $10004900	432hz or 417 hz, I am confused. Hi. I appreciate the OP for bringing the 440HZ issue to question, I have done further research and I have seen many more websites talking about the importance about switching to 432hz which is 8hz less than 440hz. However, what I fail to understand is that 432hz is not part of the solfeggio scale as shown. Here is the principal solfeggio scale: 396 Hz, (do) 417 Hz, (ret) 528 Hz, (Mi -- yes as in Micracle, the freq. of repairing DNA!) 639 Hz, (Fa) 741 Hz, and (So 852 Hz (La) Ok, I didn't see 432hz anywhere between 417hz and 528hz. Based on my understanding on today's 440hz standard, let me repeat the solfeggio based on 440hz standard this time: (all what I have to do is add 22hz -- approximation since I know that 528hz turns to 550hz under the 440hz scale, so I will be using that as my basing point) 418 Hz, 439 Hz, 550 Hz, 661 Hz, 763 Hz, and 874 Hz ok 439hz there, close enough to 440hz, if I would have added 1 more Hz to every one I would have gotten 551hz on the "MI" scale, but then it would have been 440hz on the "A" scale. So, if on Winamp I use a plugin called "Cronotron" to change the pitch of my songs in realtime as I listed to them, I would just adjust the pitch by entering "-21" to the pitch box and I would get my 440hz songs resonating to 417hz which IS part of the solgeffio chart, THEN that 550hz - 21hz equals to 529hz which is not a big deal of a difference of 1hz to 528hz and I guess my whole entire chart would be more or less in par with the original solfeggio frequencies if I reduce to -21 cents (hz) as opposed if I reduced it to -8 to reach the so called 432 hz frequency. Now, lets say IF I reduced it to -8hz to achieve 432hz, then lets see how this would resolve the C=550hz: 550hz - 8hz = 542hz STILL not even close to 528hz the frequency of DNA repair! So please tell me, why I should use A=432 hz by reducing -8hz and not just A=417hz by reducing -21 hz so that every other frequencies can pretty much match up?? Thanks for any clarifications I might obtain out of this and have a great night to every one!
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