Opening your ears for music that has been tuned to the “scientific” 432Hz frequency would benefit the entire planet and everyone who lives on it, while listening to music tuned to the “disharmonic” 440Hz frequency does harm by causing stress, negative behaviors and unstable emotions. Listening to 432Hz music resonates inside your body, releases emotional blockages, and expands consciousness. 432Hz music allows you to tune into the knowledge of the universe around us in a more intuitive way.
How can a song be tuned to one frequency? It would just be a single sine wave.
Wyatt Watson
How is 440 disharmonic, my trustful, earnest poster
Tyler Diaz
fuck off dude, the western system of tuning (equal temperament) is inherently dissonant and won't be fixed by pitch-shifting A4 to 432Hz since the ratios between notes are inherently out of tune. The only way to experience pure harmonics is to listen to music made using just intonation tunings see this for instance youtube.com/watch?v=6NlI4No3s0M
Christopher Allen
big woop my dumps are microtuned
Matthew Morgan
shit thread lol
>“disharmonic” 440Hz
Michael Butler
If the two hemispheres of our brain are synchronized with each other at 8Hz, they work more harmoniously and with a maximum flow of information. In other words, the frequency of 8Hz seems to be the key to the full and sovereign activation potential of our brain. 8Hz is also the frequency of the double helix in DNA replication. Melatonin and Pinoline work on the DNA, inducing an 8Hz signal to enable metosis and DNA replication. A form of body temperature superconductivity is evident in this process. If we take 8Hz as our starting point and work upwards by five octaves (i.e. by the seven notes in the scale five times), we reach a frequency of 256Hz in whose scale the note A has a frequency of 432Hz.
Jonathan Long
wow.
Parker Parker
t. Someone with no qualifications in neuroscience, psychoacoustics, music or any other relevant field by the way would anyone like to try my fermented shitake mushroom tea? it cures Alzheimer's
