Loading...In music, middle ‘A’ should be 432 Hz – not the god-awful 440 Hz
432 Hz (also known as Verdi’s A) has “a pure tone of math fundamental to nature” and is “mathematically consistent with the patterns of the universe, vibrating with Phi, the Golden Ratio. Plus… It is said that propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels insisted that on 440 Hz tuning in Germany because he believed it made people think and feel in specific ways, making them “a prisoner of a certain consciousness.”
Double the wavelength and you half the frequency, or musical pitch – regardless of what value you set A at. But what I want to know is: Is there a highest frequency? or is it limited by something like Planck length. And is there a lowest frequency and is it related to the size of the Universe/Multiverse? Anyone know?
That idea is sort of dealt with here, have a look https://ideamill.info/there-is-no-highest-pitch-in-music/
Ahh, the miracle frequency idea in disguise, there might be some weight to this but the hippies have gotten hold of it, and won’t give it back to science. Watch this
This version of The Scientist by Coldplay is said to be better than the one at 440. I can’t hear the difference (consciously) but some research says otherwise…
“432 Hz gives a greater clarity than 440 Hz, there’s less need to play music in 432 Hz as loud as in 440 Hz. This means less hearing damage, as long as you put the volume not too high. It’s known that, for example, 90 dB gives hearing damage after 8 hours. Further there’s also less noise pressure with 432 Hz.”
Hmm, sounds like this guy has adjusted more settings than just the frequency as I hear a totally different sound, maybe its a joke. I can’t tell.
This article says its a conspiricy, but nah. Its just not tuned up to anything that really matters, our brains, the earth or the cosmos. Like the idea of trying to change it though, see where you get with that…