Nature and Paisley and 432Hz

[surefiremusic801]

I just recently started tuning to 432 as well. Love the sound so far. Haven't written anything in it yet but I'm stoked to. I dig your playing as well. Nice blues/folk feel. "Fuckin' groove machine" indeed.

[bkindglassworks]

Keep spreading the good news, fucking good playing!!

[homer1co]

I just tuned my guitar to A=432 hz, and the results are nothing short of amazing! My guitar is suddenly dripping in incredible harmonics, in that the vibration of one string is miraculously reacting to the other strings, and indeed, with the physical structure of the guitar, producing spiritual-like over/undertones. Whether or not you believe the whole Nazi/British 440 hz thing or not, if you compare 440 to 432, you will hear that 440 sounds dissonant in comparison. You must try this!

[deltabluestips]

@homer1co Aint it the best tone?

[haolejohn]

I will tune to 432 from now on.

[deltabluestips]

@haolejohn You won't be disappointed man.

[jacobzurawski]

"...but seeing as I am a fuckin' groove machine..." love it.

[rainbowave777]

sounds lush

[deltabluestips]

@rainbowave777 I am a lush!

[yinyanglovebomb]

how do u tune ur guitar to 432?

[Estrablu]

Wow! Sounds great! Thanks for posting! I also felt it was not normal to my ears but never knew why. I recently found out about 432Hz from these guys. Much more detail. It's mindblowing! youtube.com/user/jamiebuturff#­p/u/3/QDRaCTVO67w

[deltabluestips]

@Estrablu I'll check it out. Thanks.

[LendMeYourHand]

Only these robot drones that follow the leader use 440Hz, Anyone with emotion can feel the 432Hz. We had to know there was some bullshit running this. I too have always been flat, as the annoyance of tuning to cater to others was always secretly a dissapointment in experience. Its a bit frustrating to not feel the lovins commin off the strings when its not 432. Anyone that cant tell the difference are lizard people, fanged ones, & prowlers in the night.. Ghostly souls lost in limbo(dipshits).

[MrYGOmaster]

Early AC/DC was always tuned a little flat...just checked and guess what ...they were tuned to 432 Hz...no wonder their stuff still sticks in my head !!!

[TheGubernot]

Very interesting! A trick I've learnt as a downtuner is Strats tuned to A using 10-46strings with a floating bridge(2 trem springs) and a carefully raised action you get a sweet spot. It's a glorious chorusey 12string sound. ALIVE! It transformed my mate's dead usa strat,my chinese squire and my usa deluxe. The sound fills the room. And yes you can tell through an amp. Did Leo Fender know this? He was a genius after all. Other guitars resonate in different tunings but never in standard,cheers!

[psychedelictripper]

I recently got into 432 Hz tuning only to discover or realize that I used to always tune lower than 440 Hz on this old tuner I had. It's broke so I don't know what I was tuning at but it was around 432 Hz based on how far to the left I was using the "needle".

So since fall I've been tuning my bass to 432 Hz and the notes seem to play by themselves.

As far as tea goes you definitely want bone white china(simple). Ceramics heat the tea too much and even continue to cook it.

[FluteTramp]

I can prove that 432hz is in alignment with solid wave patters in cymatics.

[FluteTramp]

you know i tuned a piano to a432, I'll upload it sometime. i wish i owned a piano. i just have a keyboard which i can tune to 432, but it's just not the same as a piano.

I'm trying to get my mom to realize the significance of 432. well that's cool that you're telling people about this, even though i can't see your face, mysterious English dude from Liverpool.

[kratanuva725]

that isn't restricted by a standard refrence pitch to lean towards to lean towards it?

Where is the evidence of this?

[FluteTramp]

@kratanuva725 look in youtube, "432hz validated" i made a video describing it

[kratanuva725]

Also, when not tuned to A, how will there be a benifit with this "natural tuning"? Should all music be based on A? (A=432 hz to be exact)

What is the natural tuning to base C off of? Is it an equal tempered minor third above A? Or a justly intonated one? Is it none of the above? Is there a natural pitch for each key not neccicarily derived from the harmonic series of A? Do you even know what I'm talking about?

If A=432 is the most natural pitch, shouldn't we expect all music....

[Katara888Energy]

@kratanuva725

one says:

I can prove that 432hz is in alignment with solid wave patters in cymatics.

not me, but I have seen it.

[kratanuva725]

So, what exactly makes 432 more "Natural" than 440.

The only thing i ever hear about this tuning is a whole bunch of new age and Nazi conspiracy ****...

The standard pitch for A, before the 440 standard, varied by as much as a perfect fourth in some cases, and some european orchestras today actually tune at A = 441...

Osbiously 432, in a direct comparison with 440 will sound warmer than 440, when comparing 432 with 422, the latter will sound warmer than the former.

[123pontefract]

as you say the difference is absolutley amazing changed my tuning and my wife says that my playinmg has got much better

[Rrrrobbo]

When I first heard of this i was dismissive but the very fact the rockefellers and goebbels had anything to do with changing it to 440 is intriguing to say the least, why would they waste money and effort on repeated efforts to have it changed unless they knew something we didn't,

I do much prefer this sound!

[nvrblu]

I don't believe all of this because I don't think there were any precise standards a century or more ago. It doesn't really matter as long as it sounds good. This sounded good.

[flip3213]

i changed my guitar last night man its amazing and yeah that version of angie you did really sounded pleasing a warm

[EnsoBlues]

Do you usually just play it in drop D or in open D? Some of the licks are really fun to play 

[EnsoBlues]

Nice post. Once you dropped your bass string a step what was it you started playing?

[deltabluestips]

@EnsoBlues

It's a thing I wrote called "Solid ground".

[trevorm1]

Why the scarfs? Do you just like them, or is there an awesomeness about them.

[deltabluestips]

@trevorm1

There is an awesomeness about them. The ones I have are all original 60's ones.

[trevorm1]

@deltabluestips weeeeeee dang. Thats pretty cool! My original thought was that you might use them to wipe the strings down after a song or two at shows. I've been known to do that because I'm so damn sweaty.

Thanks for responding.

Peace dude.

[deltabluestips]

@trevorm1

No I wear them all, but not at the same time.

[Muzikman127]

weird I've been reading about 432hz since about a week ago, and then you make video about it, and I've been subbed for over a year...

[Muzikman127]

@Muzikman127 what I don't understand is, how will 432 make a difference in any key other than A? Because when you play in other keys you're playing from a different pitch center which is equally tempered away from A, so can you really percieve the beauty of a piece tuned to A432 if you're in G, or C?

[pacificnorthwester]

Tried 432Hz last nite and LOVED it. Sounded much more to my liking, and easier on the hands. Gonna pass this on to all my mates, thank you!

[guitapie1]

i don´t know if it´s theguitar, your fingers or the 432Hz thing, but you´ve got such a fantastic unique sound, i´m so impress about it, that after 20 years strumming almost exclusevely with pick, i´ve changed to almost only fingers, thank you for your fantastic videos. god bless you

[bluestough]

you sound like macca

[clevblue]

they bombed our chippy as well.

Interesting as ever thanks, sounds great.

[Themroc1]

Must give this a go.



[loveguitars]

Cool, Bro

[daveburnham]

No I'm wondering how to tune to 432 Hz when my tuner only goes down 50 CENT which looks about 6 Hz. And doing maths is no fun so i might just just tune it down just over half a step ??

[Muzikman127]

@daveburnham Cents change depending on what note you start at I think, so it should be 31.76 cents less than standard A4 (or A440Hz).

There's a useful site to work out cents if you google- can't post a link on youtube sorry.

[Han414]

@Muzikman127

bartitones does use thicker strings but the tension doesnt come from how thick the string is..but from how much strengh you put into it..

and back to the main point.. there is a reason why 440 is standard...

because its tension is best for the guitar

[andyfelts]

Glad you liked the scarf... And yes, my address is odd.

[hypnosync1]

Love the lessons and the dry humour.

[69nisab]

Always nice to see your videos

[GuitarYourFace]

Wow! A scarf conniseur!

Very classy! :D

[Han414]

i do still like to tone my guitar Flat sometimes... but thats not very good for the guitar it self...

and we have there Baritone guitars which are designed to tone lower.. so you can tone them low and still have a healthy guitar..

[Muzikman127]

@Han414

1. it's TUNE

and 2. the difference between 440 and 432 is practically nothing in terms of neck tension. Nothing on a baritone. Probably makes less of a difference than playing in drop D.

[Han414]

@Muzikman127

your wrong and i dont get your point.. for the wrong part 432 has less tension than 440

thats why its flat...how can you not understand that?? ;o

normal guitar are designed to resist 440 tension... anything less than that will be bad for the neck..... baritone guitars are designed to resist less tensions thats why you can tone it low without bending the neck... (i assume u didnt know that)

[Muzikman127]

@Han414 It's besides the point, but Baritones have way thicker strings, so there's actually MORE tension on the neck. I assume you didn't know that a baritone guitar is a whole different istrument where you tune so much lower it would be equivalent to tuning to A=330hz (i.e- E, because it's a fourth lower)

But more to the point, you don't have to worry about your guitar neck. Yes it's true that necks are built to resist a certain amount of tension- but not that precisely.

[Muzikman127]

@Muzikman127 Tuning slightly flatter (less than a semitone won't do any damage to the neck at all as it's not that much of a change. Changing brands of strings will change tension even with the same gauges, and dropping your D will also change neck tension. It's true that if I whack a set of 11s on a standard acoustic then perhaps I'll need to a just the truss rod, but 432 Hz won't make enough difference to do any damage, so don't fret :) (no pun intended)

[flip3213]

@Han414 its has to do with how the frequencies resonate together mathmatically like they are supposed too

[mrgoodvibrations]

Many greats play/played flat, but being a novice guitarist I tend to play in tune. Enjoyed your comments and ramblings.

[Han414]

whats the point of putting that crystal ball thing on the top to stop vibrating??

what does it have to do with 440Hz tunning and 432hz ???

ofcourse its gonna sound better if u remove the ball there... i like 440hz better coz the tight string makes it sound more clear in the recording..though i use to tone my guitar to D..but anyways..

sorry dude..i couldnt understand it much because of your british accent haha

[deltabluestips]

@Han414

It doesn't have anything to do with the tuning.

[1carp]

Hey DBT. It's raining here too. Nice day to be inside playing. I could listen to you play and talk all day.

[lbart325]

nice



[ballyboneman]

Hendrix and Sevie Ray Vaughan both played flat so you are in illustrious company :)

[backdoorman29]

kick ass !..love the parts after 8..