432hz music is harmonically more complex and more powerful than modern 440hz tuning

Check out the water sound image of 432hz vs 440hz:

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When we tune stringed instruments or pianos to A=432hz, the resulting music overflows with additional harmonics and overtones not present when the instruments are tuned to a reference pitch of 440hz, in which the pure harmonics are stunted. 432hz frequencies are focused as shown in the above image, which creates a more balanced response in the listener and does not need to be turned as loud as the frequencies generated are more powerful over the full spectrum of the music.

The best way to know this is true is to test it for yourself. I and many musicians I know have experimented at length with this tuning and it definitely imparts a more natural, open, warm and transparent feel to any music in any style. It seems creative ideas flow better and the emotion or intention of the song is translated easier to the audience who also feels the benefit. It just counds right, without the shrill and artificial brightness of 440hz.

If you are a musician please try it for awhile and see what you think. Tune your guitars and bass to A=432hz and record some songs, it is especially noticable during playback. Here is a reference note for A at 432hz, just tune your A string to this and then tune the rest of your strings to your A string:

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For repeated and stage use of this tuning, most Korg brand tuners, including the GA1 CA-40 models can be calibrated to 432hz and are very inexpensive.

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