Thanks for this news about the EVO 432....And for Melody Gardot example...
I regret my lack of money tough for this one EVO...
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Atdavid... For sure I know all that controversies about this 432 Hz debate...But I am very conscious also about the real impact on the body of frequencies choosen sounds... How about this scientific reference to establish some balance with this subject and not throwing the baby with the bathwaters(sometimes dirty waters and I am conscious about your careful point and the debate about tuning). https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327439522_Effect_of_528_Hz_Music_on_the_Endocrine_System_an... and this one is relevant to our last discussion also and also this one... Inaudible High-Frequency Sounds Affect Brain Activity: Hypersonic Effect https://www.physiology.org/doi/pdf/10.1152/jn.2000.83.6.3548 |
w.r.t to the Evo Mahgister, https://www.criticalsound.co.nz/assets/Uploads/Review-EVO-432-Dutch-Translation-Music-Emotion.pdf If you want to play around with resampling, learn how to use GNU Octave, a freeware math package. You can load in a WAV file and do whatever you want with it. No cost. From a musical point of view, it is still interesting to describe what the EVO does in 432 fashion.In fact, you are transposing, because you play the music in a different key.The A on the keyboard is not quite a Gis, but something in between.The music is thus not fully transposed to the scale of Gis.That sounds (in the ears of the undersigned) light alienating and sometimes here and there dissonant, especially if you have the voices of artists in your head.So a piece of music gets a different atmosphere.A curious sensation is listening to piano or guitar in 432 mode.It experiences as listening to an instrument that is not properly tuned. |
....hey....the sturm und drang stopped....the sun’s out....everyone seems to have sheathed their weapons.... Wonder never ceases....*S* I’ve heard of the 440/432 debate, which strikes me as a search for the ’roots’ of music, and how it all began. *L* As we as a species have spent a considerable amount of time hangin’ around a fire rather than ’modern instruments’ (and much less with audio reproduction systems), it holds a certain fascination.... Lately, I’ve been enjoying these folks.... https://heilung.bandcamp.com/album/lifa "Krigsgaldr" is one that I enjoy...and Ms.Franz voice in it can raise the hair on the back of your neck....in a pleasant fashion. ;) Don’t have to be concerned about the wolves, after all...*G* I think I may try something ’GNU’ with it, just to see what it does... Thanks, Geo...and David. Something interesting to pursue....;) |