SYNTHESIZER RE-TUNING TO THE ANCIENT SOLFEGGIO: Part 1--Dr. Leonard Horowitz Interviews Michael Walton

This Part 1 of two tutorials for conscious keyboard professionals features Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz, Executive Producer of LIVE H2O, interviewing sound engineering specialist, Michael Walton of SomaMagic Studio. In Part 1, Michael explains how to retune the Korg Oasys synthesizer using the Perfect Circle of Sound™ tuning fork set and a Korg chromatic tuner. Creating a new scale by tuning the Oasys to the Solfeggio frequency-equivalents required exclusion of dissonant tones 417Hz and 714Hz. Walton discovered that the standard tuning A note is the precise frequency equivalent to the 741Hz F# frequency in the Solfeggio. The chance this precise association between the ancient and modern scales might have happened by chance, versus by sinister imposition, is discussed in greater detail at http://www.hydrosonics.org. The team discovers that scale-building from C equal to 528Hz frequency demonstrates 417Hz and 741Hz are disharmonious and potentially bioenergetically degrading to humans. This tutorial, developed with funding from LIVE H2O co-sponsor, OxySilver.com, is contributed to assist advanced keyboard players in retuning synthesizer software and band performances in 528Hz LOVE.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• LIVE H2O Concert
• Synthesizer Tuning
• Solfeggio Scale
• 528 LOVE Frequency
• A=440Hz

[richards4109]

Is it true that birds chirp and bees buzz to these frequencies?

[altrn8tiv]

mains electricity at 220Hz (an octave lower than A=440 Hz) must also have a disconcerting effect.I know my amp sounds horrible because of the mains hum.

I don't have a tuner,but are the frequencies of the 'sound of the sun' and 'universe' based on these ancient frequencies?

I'd expect in ancient times people would tune their instruments 'so it feels right' much like the shaman's string.

But 440 is what we've been used to for ages,it'd take reconnecting with nature to help this feel right.

[AnthoniJi]

Tuning A=444 Hz will give you C=528.004Hz. but the rest of the frequencies are not attainable with one master tuning.

[generatrix999]

Great! KORG and others are now going to remove that feature, no more master tuning for the the slaves.

Slaves are to be controlled, not set free.

[luscent3737]

Remainder of comment below: If you study crop circles there are about 11 that scientist have found that relate to scales of music. Just Intonation is the main one. If you use this scale you will notice that when you tune an instrument for the 528 hz C you will also get the 440hz A but in this case this new scale (should I say old) sounds purer. It is a balanced scale that 528hz cancels the 440 hz inharmony. When we experimented with this scale we found a more profound effect in cell regeneration

[luscent3737]

Hello. For the last 7 years I have been working with DNA repair and cell repair by modulating laser with specific frequencies. 528 hz indeed is a powerful frequency for helping repair, but there is a major problem in trying to tune instruments your way to the 528 or any of the ancient frequencies. Most of those tuners like the korg Oaisis is based on Equal temperment not just Intonation which is pure harmony of intervals. So if you tune to 443.06,you will get C-528 but the rest of tones is off

[kaferere]

@matzoh33 Yes. The man credited for inventing the reference musical scale as we know it was 11th century monk and choirmaster Guido D'Arezzo. He used a "warm up" prayer/hymn for his choir and, realizing the melody lay on consecutive notes (only 6) he used the first 2 letters of each line to refer to the notes they lay on. Ut, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, Lah. See my comment above for the original prayer.

[kaferere]

Ut quiant laxis, (Ut)

Resonore fibri (Re)

Mira gestorum (Mi)

Famuli tuorum, (Fa)

Solve Polluti, (Sol)

Labii reatum, (Lah)

Sancte Johannes. Guido D'Arretzo, 11th century monk and choir master believed to be the inventor of the "hexa-chord" (six note scale) the start of written music and a usable reference scale. It was a prayer sung before each performance to thank John the Baptist for their good voice. The 7th note was added later (Ti or Si) and "Ut" was changed to "Doh"

[ROZEAUDIO]

How do I do this in FL Studio And Ableton? 

[Galv140577]

tuning forks lol

[matzoh33]

@DrLenHorowitz I'm a musician and very interested in this but saying that FA stands for family and MI stands for miracles seems to me incorrect. You say these words

are English derivatives but I believe that they're ancient and came about well before the English language existed.