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

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DrLenHorowitz | January 14, 2009

This Part 1 of two tutorials for conscious keyboard professionals features Dr...

DrLenHorowitz | January 14, 2009

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.

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  • The 528Hz, according to several scientists, is associated with MIraculous repair of DNA. It does this vibrationally spinning the DNA in water (a liquid crystal superconductor) back into the natural spiraling SCALE that directs the universe to spiral and spin (i.e., the musical-mathematical matrix). 639Hz is part of the CENTRAL TRIAD of metaphysical music (i.e., most spiritually endowed), but it is not known, yet, what it can be best used for.

  • it seems like you guys keep referring to 528hz as the love and unity frequency. i thought 639hz was the love freq. isn't 528 the dna repair freq? can you plz clear this up?

  • Sorry, you got it wrong. 639Hz is the "FA" in the original Solfeggio; it stands for FAmily. The 528 is the "MI" in the original Solfeggio. It stands for MIracles. These two frequencies--The MIracle FAmily--are at the center of the Solfeggio scale.

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  • Wow. 443.06 hz = A when related to 528=C hz? and that's 12 cents sharp on synthesizers?

    I had heard 444=A and that it was 16 cents sharp.

    We need to lock down which of these two is correct. Everything is relative to whatever we select and focus on.

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

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  • sorry, this can not be correct: all these frequency's are a little to high : they are not aligned with the old A 432 hz ! f.e. : omega432.com

  • I was just wondering today if it were possible to re-tune my instruments(guitar and piano) to ancient solfeggio!!! Yeah! There are no coincidences!

  • Actually, if you use "Just Intonation Interval" rather then "equal temperament," then a perfect minor third interval (6/5 = 1.200000) below 528 Hz puts you right at 440 Hz. 440 x 1.2 = 528.

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  • why does 443 = 528? you guys go into that more maybe?

  • It could be the analog to digital converters in the computer sound card. The cheaper the sound card the less accurate the computer will read the tone.

  • If you search 528 Hz with Wolfram Alpha it come out to be " C# 5 + 16cents ". still there is no real research that is stating that this is true about this frequency.

  • In a certain sense, the tuner is more accurate from a sonic point of view: everything it senses above or below it's octave is either in tune with it's basic foundation or not regardless of the math. Every instrument produces over and undertones which can affect it.

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