[Sapling]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

I think you should do a little more research before calling something a haox. And have you never heard of music therapy?

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spooky language and having masses using it, can make people believe it to works, even though its irrational/wrong.

[ManpulateRealty]

Just look up the video and begin your own research. I just share this, I'm not the person to ask all these questions to, I'm sorry. Maybe those things like dna and frequencies were discovered later or something like that.

[ManpulateRealty]

But those are good questions, I didn't thought about it myselfe.

[unknown__artist]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

Maybe those things like dna and frequencies were discovered later or something like that.

Maybe?
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[scyn]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

Which ones of you produce music in 432 Hz?
The central A note of our scale system is regulary tuned in 440 Hz. But if you tune it in 432 Hz, and the rest of the notes too of course, the music somehow resonates better with you. In other words, you experience the music more vivid.

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. But the thing with these claims, is that it reads like the claims made for binaural beats and the whole brainwave entrainment idea. I've listened to quite a few of those sounds and honestly never felt anything more than I'd ascribe to placebo.

396 Hz: Liberate guilt and fear.
417 Hz: Expand your consiousness
528 Hz: Miracle and DNA repair.
853 Hz: Intuition and telepathic.

I bet you the very same people who claim that go home to mcdonalds & a cigarette & wash it all down with a coke. You want to clear your mind and get in touch with reality? Live healthy, be kind to people, meditate & get sunshine. Those things are all proven to do wonders for you, but I've yet to see anything that shows the benefits of 432Hz tuned instruments. Those claims usually come from sites that smell like they've had snake oil on their shelves at one time or another .

[ManpulateRealty]

Originally Posted by unknown__artist

Maybe?

I meant maybe the relation between ancient gregorian chants and DNA and frequencies was discovered later.

[Sapling]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

I meant maybe the relation between ancient gregorian chants and DNA and frequencies was discovered later.

just like the mayan calender/apocalypse?

you should take a Kilo of salt when you read about these things man.

Im sorry ahead of time for sounding like a jerk,

[ManpulateRealty]

Originally Posted by scyn

This got discussed before if you care to see . But the thing with these claims, is that it reads like the claims made for binaural beats and the whole brainwave entrainment idea. I've listened to quite a few of those sounds and honestly never felt anything more than I'd ascribe to placebo.
I bet you the very same people who claim that go home to mcdonalds & a cigarette & wash it all down with a coke. You want to clear your mind and get in touch with reality? Live healthy, be kind to people, meditate & get sunshine. Those things are all proven to do wonders for you, but I've yet to see anything that shows the benefits of 432Hz tuned instruments. Those claims usually come from sites that smell like they've had snake oil on their shelves at one time or another .

Well I myselfe am very open for all kinds of theories. I listen to it very carefully, at first I kind of believe it. Then I'm able to analyze it in my head, deciding wether it's wrong or false. And even then I remain open for other explanations. And there are so many sites which talk about the 432Hz theory, you can't compare that anymore. Some of them are vague sites, but others are very credible.

[unknown__artist]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

Some of them are vague sites, but others are very credible.

Credible by which standards?

[ManpulateRealty]

Originally Posted by Tree

just like the mayan calender/apocalypse?

you should take a Kilo of salt when you read about these things man.

Im sorry ahead of time for sounding like a jerk,

That's also an interesting
I do take 2 kilo's of salt when I'm reading that. But the funny part is that those end-of-time-cycle theories don't only come from the maya's, but from more or less ALL the ancient civilizations around the world

[ManpulateRealty]

Originally Posted by unknown__artist

Credible by which standards?

By the standards of a human being with a healthy set of brains.

[Sapling]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

That's also an interesting
I do take 2 kilo's of salt when I'm reading that. But the funny part is that those end-of-time-cycle theories don't only come from the maya's, but from more or less ALL the ancient civilizations around the world

my god,

you've completely missed the point.

I'm not going to pursue this anymore, I'll follow what Unknown is saying, and then my input, but just-

[Sapling]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

By the standards of a human being with a healthy set of brains.

could you be more specific?

[unknown__artist]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

By the standards of a human being with a healthy set of brains.

Wut?!

[ManpulateRealty]

Well, you need your brains to decide wether something is credible or not, right?

[unknown__artist]

Originally Posted by ManpulateRealty

Well, you need your brains to decide wether something is credible or not, right?

Well, sure, you can believe what you want. That this constitutes a fact, though, is a whole other matter.
But it's a digression, I'll leave it here. My 2 cents: look up for what scyn suggested...

[Artifiseer]

I think people seem to be missing the actual point of tuning instruments differently. If you tune your instruments to a different frequency, they won't be "out of tune", they'll sound in tune with each other. Now, if you have one instrument tuned at 440 and another tuned to 432, it might sound out of tune, that's why you tune all the instruments you're using in that particular song to the same frequency. Sure, it doesn't have any magical effects or have anything to do with "telepathy" or "DNA repair", but allows you to achieve a different sound melodically. In a time where everything sounds more or less the same, I think more musicians should experiment with alternate tunings and microtonality.

[unknown__artist]

Originally Posted by Artifiseer

I think people seem to be missing the actual point of tuning instruments differently. If you tune your instruments to a different frequency, they won't be "out of tune", they'll sound in tune with each other.

Dude, do you think we are this dumb? Seriously...

[rahoo]

well to me i can somewhat relate to what the op was talking about, in that things tuned slightly lower feel more resonant with me, whether is a baroque cello (or other baroque instruments that were usually tuned to 432/close). I can't really explain it. not sure about the dna/etc. in David Gibsons book on mixing he talks about the different 'resonating chambers' in the body and how we "feel" sounds in different places. Maybe the 432Hz just sit's a little more "natural" bc everthing is lowered slightly and the overtones that accompany them? but of course with the amount of manipulation that we can do with sound today it 'doesnt really matter' since you can add harmonics/overtones and change them.

[Artifiseer]

Originally Posted by unknown__artist

Dude, do you think we are this dumb? Seriously...

Calm down. I just noticed that people seemed kinda hung-up on all the hocus pocus bullshit. Sounded to me like some were dismissing alternate tunings altogether. Pardon me for throwing in my two cents.