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Who cares about these science arguments?
We are talking about making music / using instruments / experimenting with overtones / harmonics.
No need for anyone to be embarrassed about using 432Hz
I make music and have never been a slave to any rules about what tuning I "should" use
Omg please dude!
Figured i woukd chime in this thread to say i compose just in 432 when i have the chance. Its just my thing.
Im pretty new age hippy kind of guy but im not ridiculous about the 432, i just notice a difference not in the sound but in the types of reactions i get from playing for other people...my acoustic music project especially is geared towards being heart opening and prayerful/ healing songs, and it could be a strong placebo but the 432 music really gets my listeners into heartspace well and hold the gateway for the transfomational experiences i hope to invoke with my work....
Also feels nice to sing along to my baritone ukulele, and best of all limits my iOS synth app spending
Looking forward to future apps from you. I bought troublemaker as it is AU but was sorely dismayed when its sequencer is not available. I understand your design concerns but the apps appeal is actually its sequencer to get those funky acid grooves..
I hope your future offerings consider this point, not to omit an essential feature from the AU version
It's all bunkum - use what you like.
It's in fact not really an essential feature of an AU. Conceptually, AU plugins are only supposed to generate the sound, it's up to the host to provide the sequencer (otherwise Apple would have allowed AUs to use much more screen real-estate). Hence my own 'standalone' host for Troublemaker provides the cool sequencer. But that's a bit off-topic for this thread
This is way above my brain's paygrade. But I t reminds me of the time I received a letter at my work from a guy in Washington D.C. back in the 90's. He'd figured out a way to compress video so that it was HD and could be transferred over a regular phone line. We sent it to a physicist in North Carolina who claimed the letter was the work of a convincing, yet totally schizophrenic person.
I still don't know who was right.
Take for example the patterns on the plate in the video that was supposed to prove something. Because the plate is a specific size, it will have a natural resonance at certain frequencies. So yes, the patterns will be different at different frequencies, but change the plate size and you will get different patterns again. So there is nothing fundamental about the difference between 440 and 432 or any other frequency. The main thing is that you are in tune with the other instruments!
Ok..by the way, I appreciate your constant presence on the forums, it makes a huge difference to see devs listening to customers
@Max23 @Tarekith Guys, nobody here is trying to labour the point that there's anything fundamentally significant about this topic area. This is not that discussion, so why are you being antagonistic about the counterpoint?
I see a very mature and balanced discussion of the topic area with people intelligently sharing viewpoints from all directions, interspersed with persistent jabs from a morale high ground. The title of the thread is "Far Fetched & Fun Info?".
Besides, there are also many reasons to play in altered reference tunings and temperaments beside any spiritualistic theories which may exist. Whether it has any deeper effect or not, it definitely does have a significant effect on the sound of the music (especially when using instruments which are tuned based on tension).
I've read a lot of constructive content from both of you so I'm surprised to see these little snarky comments piling up here, making open jabs at people who want to engage in discussion. If you're not interested in the topic area, just let people who wish to comment constructively do their own thing.
I get annoyed with much of pseudoscience too but I like to keep an open mind nonetheless
Yes, the effect of different tunings does indeed affect the overall sound, and that affects individuals..individually lol
I'm not being antagonistic at all, this discussion has just come up before and always gets the exact same replies.
At least it's not a 2000 reply thread about the price of Korg Gadget updates
Every synth should have microtuning support, so that anyone can play in any scale, key, Hz....whatever.
I wonder why it's still so rare.
It's great to play a synth in tune with some exotic instruments/scales.
Once every 432 minutes, this thread is started on an internet music forum.
@OscarSouth I appreciate you sharing your own actual research. That higher orders more regularly resolve to base ten numbers when starting with 432 is definitely interesting. I love that kind of stuff.
Is it.
Or "do what makes you happy" is more it.
Yep - the "science police" ruined this discussion... can't help themselves
You just validated his point.
The topic WAS fun info...
Maybe you should hang out on science debunking forums and let us creative folk here talk about music / tuning / overtones / harmonics ?
We WERE discussing how working in different tuning has an affect on the MUSIC....
As previously stated, the "science police" can't help themselves.
Sad
I love hirajoshi so much!
Synthmaster Player was updated today with scala tuning.
Sunrizer can do it (but not the iPhone version).
Synthmaster One will do it too.
I like experimenting with scales and microtuning.
A lot things sounds weird but sometimes you get exciting moments with it.
I prefer .tun files because it's normally set-up right and they can include several different scales over your octaves.
Normally i don't buy synths/instruments anymore without microtuning support because if i find an interesting tune i want to be able to play all my tools this way.