>Trump lost billions - if its not fake news
Hussein did that too- WHILE he was President.
Democrats lose trillions, (and it's not even their money.)
Even if you don't comprehend something, there's no need to go off bragging about how little you understand music.
I think the musically disabled anon is very, very confused. I try to reverse-engineer the thought process that came the conclusion "432 reference for A would be horrible for instruments tuned to b," and (as previously stated) my brain begins to hurt. My entire life as a musician has been spent around people who sing and play professionally. I wonder what the guy behind the counter would say if I walked into Guitar Center, and demanded to be shown "a guitar (or any instrument) tuned to b?" (As anyone slightly familiar with music would imagine, I would expect would be laughed out of the music store.)
KEK! That's freakin' funny!
Yes it does, anon- but if the entire guitar is tuned using A=432mhz, then every string, including the B string would also be tuned according to the same reference, (at 8 mhz lower than 440mhz.) The instrument would be played exactly as before. (Assuming the musician can play,) it will have much more pleasant and mellow sound. Many professional musicians are aware of this 'trick,' and insist on tuning their instruments accordingly. If they are in a band, of course, everyone would adjust their tuning to match.
Hz, not Mhz… Sorry for the typo.
Bach composed his music at a time when the "standard tuning" of the day was A = 415Hz. Classical pianists are known to insist on that tuning, for authenticity's sake, when playing Bach.
"The Ultimate 432Hz VS 440Hz | CONSPIRACY + Comparison" is a good, short video on the topic. Start at 5:35 to hear comparison of 432 vs. 440, or listen from the beginning to hear the concept fully explained.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt3EAPDn-Ug&t=62s
Finally someone who knows why those two separate comments hurt my head so much. I'm not taking a side on 440 vs 432 debate, but from a musical standpoint, neither of those comments made any sense whatsoever.
Yes
Pythagoras: Who cares about that punk?
As a music lover, I like the more full-bodied tone of an acoustic tuned to 432Hz. My guitars and piano are all tuned that way.
If it's truly "in tune with the resonance of the universe," (and all that jazz,) then it was around a whole lot longer than Pythagoras, Fibonacci, Tesla, and whoever else's name it's proponents like to attach to their little theory…
If all the hype about it is true, I'd say God invented it, and 1,000s of years later, those guys noticed it, and slapped their name on it…