sounds like the piano is holding in a monster shit

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The "played through bad frequencies'" clip made me smile every single time.

I really like the sound of Pythagorean tuning, and I wish it wasn't polluted by the bizarre "wrong frequency" crowd. A lot of beautiful music has been made with it.

Cool. Next time someone says to me "OMFG you're a horrible singer," I will reply that I'm using the 432 Chakra Earth Vibration scales.

No wonder humanity is so screwed, our chakras sound like trash

At 11:20 I feel like switching between 12-tone and pythagorean and back into 12-tone could make some incredible smooth jazz, it feels like the notes get looser and laid back when it switches to pythagporean

Thank you so much. Years ago, I went on this same quest but just didn't have the ability nor the resources to answer the riddle of the Pythagorean comma , eventually decided to keep on composing music in 440 and with equal temperament. So, I found your video more than fascinating. Count me in as a new subscriber to your channel. Keep up the good work.

I tuned my guitar to 432 and after playing for 5 minutes I cured cancer and became one with the universe. I'm now transcending multiple dimensions simultaneously.

Mom can I have 'A' Mom: No, we have A at home A at home: 432 Hz

So, my bass guitars are all tuned down to 432 on a small digital guitar tuner. The intervals are fine, everything is just slightly warmer. It sounds almost like tuning down a half step, or E-flat tuning. One of my old guitar players used to tune down similarly and when I brought one of my basses over to jam one night, I forgot to retune it back up to 440. We hooked up and found out that it was actually "close enough for rock and roll." Amazingly, it matched up pretty well and it was a little easier to sing to. I was originally a singer for the band we were in so many years ago and I remember thinking it was easier to hit the notes. Additionally, it added a darkness and melancholy to the grungy, dirty music we were playing. Since I had to figure out harmonies, and we were playing covers by bands that detune similarly themselves, it helped us get a dirtier sound. AIC used a lot of flat harmonies anyway, so did Soundgarden and Billy Corgan messed with his tuning as well. It even worked well for Jane's Addiction songs. Many popular bands get their distinct sounds from alternative tuning and when you tune down 8 hz it's sonicly like tuning down what we call a "half step" or tuning the guitar to E flat. Tony Iommi and Frank Zappa did a lot of this type of thing and the Seattle bands got it from their lesser known punk contemporaries like the Melvins and the Dwarves.

Your communication skills, musical knowledge and technical facility on your instruments are always a joy to behold. In this particular video, I’m just as impressed with your flawless and highly effective video editing skills. Wonderful content!

the chakra tuning hurt my soul, which i don’t think is the feeling that aligning my chakras should render

I don't use any of your low peasant frequencies to tune my bass. I let it tune itself by dropping it on the ground and let mother Earth give me the frequency the universe wants me play in.

Dude! You are BRILLIANT! I enjoyed this so much, and it brought a lot of light to the matter, and to tuning irregularities in general...

I agree with this video. Equal temperament is by far and away the most practical tuning for an instrument that is played in different keys. I do wonder, however, if a just intonation could be made to work with modern electronic instruments if the tuning dynamically adapted, while being performed, to modal changes in the music? It might be instructive to analyze the frequencies of an very good acapella group as they sing tight harmonies. Once you have an untempered instrument, like the human voice, you can make any frequency you like, particularly if you are not trying to match a tempered instrument. Do acapella groups tend towards just intonation or something else? How do they respond, intonation-wise, to modal shifts? Accomplished acapella singers all seem to share the trait of being able to listen very closely to other members of the group. The sound of acapella groups is, at least to my ear, quite different to listening to music produced with well tempered instruments. They also seem to manage modal shifts without sounding horrible.

432 hz: when you are sick and you hear strange pitches.

Yeah man I'm not playing out of tune I'm just playing at the same frequencies as my chakras bro

😆This was brilliant, thank you for explaining tuning PROPERLY!

I tried listening to a few harsh metal songs I like in 432hz and I swear it lost all of its BITE! Some songs did sound clearer, with less distortion maybe, (which worked better with more melodic songs,) but it's that abrasive feeling I get when listening to metal that I love, when I need to channel my anger. This is going just by the vids on youtube claiming to be songs converted to 432hz. Some pop songs do sound easier to listen to at 432, smoother, not as sluggish as the original. But 432hz is definitely not for all music. Either way, it would be awesome to see more musicians step out of these established comfort zones and play around with tuning and weird combinations.

my chakras don't work anymore, you ruined them

The factor 9 grid sounds to me like my grandmas piano that hasn’t been tuned in about 15 years

I really enjoyed your experimentation with pop culture frequency concepts. You also pointed out the subtle mathematical issues with retuning and transposition algorithms beautifully. Equal temperament is a longstanding best practice because it resonates most harmonically with our brains. It "feels" good. New Age isn't for everything. This kind of reminds me of New Coke. It sounded like a good idea until we all realized that it tasted bad. Lol

Fabulous analysis of the body of work. I play the harp, only at home, and never thought about tuning down to 432. It already gives me an incredible sense of well-being, so I will be curious. Thank you for all the time you put into that.

One time I thought I made a new scale and I thought I was a genius then I realized it was literally just in B minor

"It's played through bad frequencies" tshirts for sale when?

Wow this is cool you really analyzed it so good. Thank you so much🙂❤️

Our current tuning is so deeply engrained in most of us that I really don't think we can get an accurate assessment of how pleasant different tunings sound. It's so different from what we've heard our entire lives that of course it'll sound "off." Just my humble opinion... Great video!!

The earth tuning sounds bad because you failed to take into account that the earth is flat. To fix this, flatten all the notes LOL

“So, maybe we’re targeting too many chakras at the same time?” Best.

What a great video on tuning systems!

Great video and demonstration! Thank you!!!

432 Hz sounds like grandma's piano that hasn't been tuned since I've been alive Edit: How the fuck did a random comment I barely even remember making get 3k likes

These "better frequencies" just sound like my grandma's old piano that she refused to get tuned.

Great content Adam! I play cello. A-432 sounds more resonant. At least on my instrument. Comes in handy when playing Bach Suites. Thanks much!

OH, now I get it. My body is SUPPOSED to feel like shit! Thanks chakra frequencies!

licks in 432Hz is peak jazztube and you cannot convince me otherwise

Tbh, I mostly play my guitar in 432 12TET and i quite like it. also happened to participate in som cool jams using 417 Hz 12TET. I like, how it just something else. Also some older (historical) guitars seem to be built for these frequencies, since they resonate better when using lower tunings. However, thas propably mostly due to the fact, that historically lower tunings were much more common.

The first improvisation you did with the factor 9 tuning had me rolling around laughing.

Adam Neely 2 years ago: "I'm not interested in debunking every documentary about 432 hz" and here we are and i'm not complaining

432 hertz can summon John Coltrane himself.

Thanks for this video. Piano rarely calms me.

432hz is the music equivalent to astrology.

No! No no! This video was played through bad frequencies! KZfaq is hiding the truth by re-tuning the videos!

“Programming chakral frequencies” sounds like a Sims loading screen

The drop in at 6min 14 secs, was ace, thanks Adam and team, I came across this video just now, as I was searching on ways to create theses electronically, and you give a great step by step breakdown, ace editing, and direction and presented, in such a way, some neurones were firing for me as feel like I have learnt some great knowledge from your video, cheers.😃

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing!

The chakra tuning resonated my digestive chakras so much it completely evacuated the entire system Very cleansing 11/10

The A = 432 Hz factor 9 grid reminds me of those $1 toy pianos for kids

11:19 you casually played one of the most beautiful sounds i'd ever heard. even through the change in frequencies my breath was just stolen. is this a song or just improv? this sounds insane. i'm literally choked up

Your descriptions of the other tuning systems was very charitable. I don't know if it comes into this or not, or how it plays out mathematically, but I've been told by a piano tuner that the tuning on a piano is actually a big fudge. As in the very high notes and the very low ones are not really where they should be so that they sound better when played against notes in the middle. So I've heard.

If this man plays “its played through bad frequencies” one more time im bouta change his resonant frequency

I don't think you understand, Adam. It's played through bad frequencies.

that bit of improvisation at the end is a genius demonstration of all of the benefits and drawbacks of all of the alternate tuning, but when it went back into 440, it just utterly obsolesced all of the other tuning. It just sounded correct.

Nice, really well demonstrated. I make music that I tune to various of these tones as a root, then just use Eq Temp from there. I tune them that way because there are a lot of people looking for good drone music, so I try to meet that expectation. I never claim it's 'healing' or magic (but I do try and make extremely complex journey type depth in the music - more like David Lynch & early Tangerine Dream) and I do dislike all the gematria that people throw around so I totally agree with what you have here, esp with regards to 'all music is wrong if it's not tuned to 432'. It started with the Da VInci Code film I think.

The cut back to "played thru bad frequencies" is golden lmao

432hz community is basically flat earthers of music Really God damn hard to argue with

Perfect, thank you for the explanation.

I think if an alternative tuning is used in a composition or improvisation as part of thay process by using the ear/sound that is fine. However Adam I totally AGREE with your points in this video and thank you for checking these things out!

Anytime someone takes a phone selfie video of themselves giving advice in the vertical aspect ratio... you know it’s gonna be good advice.

Can't believe we both uploaded temperament-related videos on the same day!

This is extremely interesting! Thank you for taking the time! I'm still asking myseld what it would mean if we'd just adapt one of those other temperaments? Would we just need to compose nice music that uses other temperments? What would that mean in the greater scale? Would it be possible to do the same music in a different temperment, through e.g. adding more keys to the piano?

Factor 9 tuning... is some lo fi tape worble shyte!!! Love it lol 👊🤣👍Also makes me think of some serious medication I was put on for a bit that had that side effect... made sound perception distorted and for the life of me, could not tune my guitar and all music sounded out of tune. An experience I will never forget. Pretty sure that drug was gabbapentin or something like that.

420 has improved music for generations, but kinda hz when you cough.

432 tunning is the homeopathy of music lol

This is by far the best and most coherent video on this subject I’ve seen, thankyou!

Really interesting stuff! I do think that 432 would be cool to play around in a little, but I think I prefer 440

All musical cultures contain a perfect 5th Chakra tuning: *hold my scented candle*

Adam Neely *DESTROYS* 432hz music with *FACTS* and *L O G I C*

thank you! When I tried the 432 Hz tuning on my own music it was a very unpleasant experience.

that chakral one gave me chills over and over again

I love that the “played through bad frequencies” clip pops in and out throughout the video 😂😂

PROTIP: Make sure the synth and your chakras are in the same frequency

As a guitarist I like playing in ~427 hz a lot, it’s the note in between A and Ab. I think it sounds really ear catching.

Thanks to you for deBSing all those alternative tunings craps and other gaïa resonnance delirium.

All of your videos are great, and this is probably one of the most informative (and non-BS) videos about 432hz on youtube. Your real-world demonstration of some of these alternative tunings to standard 12-tone equal tempered tuning really shows these tunings are not more pleasing to the ear, in fact they are rather dissonant sounding. This is particularly obvious in harmonies, and triads, things that are heavily relied upon in classical European music as well as modern popular music. I wonder if these "magical" alternate tunings would sound better (or at least not as bad,) in musical styles that are less harmony driven, less based on thirds and triads. Perhaps a monophonic melody line played over a sustained drone at the root note could sound interesting. Also from what I have observed, 432hz tunings seem popular in certain experimental/electronic/ambient/noise circles, and perhaps this is _because_ of its slightly atonal sound compared to what ear normally expects. It offers a way for the experimental musician to be sure they are playing some "weird microtonal melody that doesn't conform to your musical standards" synth line while just hitting regular old white and black keys on the keyboard like anyone else. Anyway, cool video!

we're still dealing with this, huh? a=432 people are the music theory equivalent to Flat Earth.

So long story short: the 432 frequency guys are just flat earthers from the music genre?

Thanks for this video. It's refreshing to get to the bottom of a thing in a no b.s. fashion. By the way, the word vicesimotertial sounds like vis-es-emo-tersh-al.(read each separately until it just rolls off the tongue) I wouldn't typically bother, except you're missing a whole syllable there lol. I don't blame you though. That's a tough one.

I like my modern tuning, even if it was wrong, it is useful and versatile, but the first alternative one you tried sounded fun to play lol

"MOM, I'm not playing out of tune. I'm just playing A = 432 factor 9 grid!"

turns out we tune music a certain way because it sounds good. it has nothing to do with the cosmic cumdrop of the universe, it just sounds good

I like how you write your videos like music. With a chorus that repeats throughout.

I really appreciate the multiple examples. I don’t play piano but something I wondered is if your using the 9 factor vs the 12, wouldn’t it make sense that the key combinations would be different. What I mean, no offense to you because your piano playing is very good but if it’s your first time playing in 9 factor couldn’t it be possible that 9 factor doesn’t actually sound bad but you just don’t know how to play it yet? Just something to think about. I really like the video and learned from it. Thanks

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Never thought I would ever hear an out of tune digital piano

I am trying 432 hertz on my guitar. I am in open G tuning……I play blues and gospel stuff….it sounds good. I haven’t tried any other tunings so far.

20+ years ago my dad had a piano tuner/ rebuilder friend who was experimenting with alternate tunings. But it was supposed to be the tuning that classical composers like Mozart composed in...

7:13 My chakras became so aligned that all the toxins in my system immediately exited my mouth. Amazing!

As a violin player, I can no longer accept criticism. "I wasn't playing it wrong, I was playing a tridecimal diminished fifth!" All of them sounded like different kinds of inebriated. There is some curious stage performance ideas involving many different pianos in there. Great stuff!

'Precise Temperament Tuning' is a geometrical approach to music temperament replacing the Just Intonation's Major Third interval (1.25 or 5/4) with 1.26. In this approach, the MINOR (3rd) interval FALLS (from 1.2 to 1.19) and the MAJOR (3rd) interval LIFTS (increasing from 1.25 to 1.26)

👍👍Laughing non stop!!! 😁😁😁my chakras are on another level after this

I'm a piano technician, and I've only had one (memorable) customer who ever requested a 432 frequency tuning. I let him know that I'd be happy to do it, but that it might make it difficult to get the piano back to standard tuning or to play with any other instruments or recordings. He seemed fully convinced that 432 was the way to go and suggested I look up the "schumann frequency". After I got home I looked up some of this material, and I don't know that I've ever seen so much crazy all thrown together like that. Anyhow, thanks for the demo on all of this, Adam.

Maybe tone deaf people aren't actually tone deaf but are instead tuned to the 432 Hz factor 9 grid? lol

OMG that chakra improv I was cackling! I’ve got a “heart” and “third eye” bowl… on a free online frequency detector they registered at 372 & 433Hz. Depending which chart I look at they could be throat, heart, third eye, crown, or even Schumann (off by 1Hz) 🥴 But in sessions, they do seem to relax people!

wow I really liked the first weird tuning. At least the improv you did. I woudnt be against hearing more.

The chakra one made my entire house smell like patchouli. I might be having an aneurism.

I think I laughed at every throwback to "it's played through bad frequencies" this video is on point

Great explanation 🤙😉

that chakra music gave me goosebumps.