Retune The Planet From 440 To 432
Music tuned to 432Hz accelerates the spiritual and mental development, especially in babies and young children. According to Egyptologists, archaic Egyptian instruments were usually tuned to A=432 Hz. They placed great importance on hearing this frequency. This harmonic alternative allows scientific C†prime 256Hz to align with A=432Hz whereas other harmonic intonations do not.
Then I also watched this video by Jamie Buturff who explained that you first need to get a tuner to find out in which frequency the original track is in. He suggested the Korg tuner that he had, so I quickly went on and ordered it. The tuner is a Korg CA-40 tuner I've been converting music from 440 hz (and other frequencies) to 432 hz for over a year now, and about 95%+ of tracks that I've tested and converted since were in 440 hz - which confirmed to me what Leonard G. Horowitz was writing when he said that 440 hz is now the standard tuning.
Our musical instruments owe their design to the concept of the musical octave, not the other way around. In 1939 the Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels dictated 440Hz as the standard tuning pitch. Notes, are just names that we give sound, which in order to label and categorize we have to begin with something measurable, which is what we named hertz, and is defined as cycles per second of sound waves.
I quickly remembered the information that I heard where natives, when singing their music, would sing naturally in the 432 Hz tuning, especially if they were not exposed to musica 432 hz formal musical training in western schools. The power of vibration and musical harmony is palpable, and healing with 440 hz bowls does take place.
According to Horowitz mankind started to get "out of sync" with the natural world after the world adopted a standardized tuning frequency of A4=440Hz. It does not have a steady frequency that can be multiplied to achieve 432 Hz. Chart based on: Ellis, Alexander J. "On the History of Musical Pitch," Journal of the Society of Arts,(March 5, 1880).