In a piece of music, we hear not only the concert pitch, but also so many different frequencies as melodies and chords. There are also so many overtones sounding at the same time. So it makes no sense to discuss whether a concert pitch has any meaning or not. If the frequency of 432 Hz really has a healing power, it must be played without any additional frequencies at all. For example, a sine wave contains no overtones. But a pure sine wave sounds really horrible...

@chromakey84

5 ай бұрын

Exactly

Thank you for this video! Heard and seen enough of these 432 Hz music videos, but never cared too much about it, until I heard friends talking about this topic. It is always important to remember people, to think for themselves, not blindly believing what someone says. In modern times, with the use of Internet, it's even more important. So thank you! This can't be said enough!

@NaoSogabe

9 ай бұрын

You say it all. In today's world with internet, you can never say enough how important it is not to blindly believe everything and think for yourself. Thanks for your comment!

I saw you had lost some subscribers after this video, so I wanted to leave this comment in contrast. I came for and enjoyed the sleep music video, got curious after looking at your list of channel videos and ended up watching this fascinating video. I hadn’t heard about the 432 Hz vs 440 Hz issue, but your logical, reasonable, and historical presentation convinced me. I was therefore very confused when I found the second, “440 Hz” music clip, more relaxing, and so relieved to find out your surprise. Reason wins the day! Anyway, you have earned my subscription, even without a horrible sine wave. Thank you for the wise words and education as well as the beautiful music! Now, back to the sleep music…

@NaoSogabe

2 ай бұрын

KZread Analytics shows that I finally got more subscribers from this video - please don't worry. Yes, it's important for us to always be reasonable - not to lose the ground under our feet.

you're filling an important niche fpr the spiritual music community

@NaoSogabe

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! It would be really nice if it went that way...

I appreciate this explanation. I have heard a lot about this and don't know enough to be able to make an informed decision about whether it is useful or not. Having someone show the historical proof and discuss the topic was very helpful. Thank you!

@NaoSogabe

7 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for your searching ❤

My sincere congratulations to 20 000 subscribers, Maestro - may the good vibes and sounds be with you always 🙇‍♀🌸🎸🎶

@NaoSogabe

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

Great lesson. I have also been experimenting with the difference between 432/440 Hz and didn't find one more or less aggressive than the other. I'm a music teacher and musician myself and had not fallen for the 432Hz "epiphany". The one note 432 Hz is changed so many times during a song, unless you play that tone all the time... I don't care what Hz your music is in, I enjoy your playing so much🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@NaoSogabe

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your detailed comment! You are absolutely right. No piece of music can consist of only one frequency. So the hype of 432 Hz makes no sense. I was actually planning to use a pure sine wave of 432 Hz in the video. However, I removed it because I thought it was too brutal.... Now I see that some subscribers have dropped out because of this video. Maybe I should have used the sine wave after all....

@larsfrosznielsen3536

9 ай бұрын

@@NaoSogabe You are very welcome Master Sogabe. There are always some people who can't stand to be corrected on their believes. I feel a stronger connection now, after your lecture. Yeah it would have been great to use the 432 Hz tone. I wish you a great week ahead🙏🙏🙏

@miracinonyx265

2 ай бұрын

I saw you had lost some subscribers after this video, so I wanted to leave this comment in contrast. I came for and enjoyed the sleep music video, got curious after looking at your list of channel videos and ended up watching this fascinating video. I hadn’t heard about the 432 vs 440 issue, but your logical, reasonable, and historical presentation convinced me. I was therefore very confused when I found the second, “440 hz” music clip, more relaxing, and so relieved to find out your surprise. Reason wins the day! Anyway, you have earned my subscription, even without a horrible sine wave. Thank you for the wise words and education as well as the beautiful music! Now, back to the sleep music…

It seems to be that a marker of disinformation is its often simplifying appearance. Believing is easy but understanding goes a long with rethinking and doing research wich is often considered to be unconvinient and therefore unpopular. Thank you for your honesty not too much people call to countercheck and say that oneself is not an exception in terms of being manipulative and spreading wrong information.

You're right theres no proof it helps, and historically there is proof against it. However, if something does help my stress, I'm going to keep listening to it because I do not have a lot of good in my life. It's just music I like. 😊👍❤️ Thank you for explaining. I actually liked the first one.

@NaoSogabe

9 ай бұрын

As I said in the video, if you like any music created at 432 Hz, it's not the pitch that does you well, but the good artistic quality of this music. I'm sure there is also music on 432 Hz with excellent artistic quality.

I play the baroque lute--tuned to 414 Hz. If I tuned it to 432 Hz, it would be destroyed. The pegs would snap and the neck would fold up and unmarried dogs and cats would be cohabitating!

Thank you so much for these interesting explanations. I found you and your music by accident, I love the kind of music you are sharing with us. It's not easy for me to understand music theory but I did my best. So very true: Don't believe anything, but think yourself. Greetings and best wishes from a 72y.old living in Europe (Sorry for my poor English)

@NaoSogabe

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching this video!

Thank God here is a wise man. I only need to listen to your music; it takes me to a very quiet place. Haha! Seriously. I just discovered your channel. Of course I subscribed.

I have perfect pitch. Previously I have heard about 432 hz and decided to check it out. Lemme just say that I didn't feel healed; I felt horrified. Thank you for debunking the myths about 432 hz. God bless you!

@NaoSogabe

Ай бұрын

Thanks a lot for watching! It really is important not to blindly believe what others say, but to find out for yourself 😉

Thnank you so much for this informative video! You put a lot of love into your videos

@NaoSogabe

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Great info and presentation Thank you, sir

@NaoSogabe

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Merci pour votre travail et ce que vous partagez, c est precieux. Merci pour l artiste que vous êtes.

@NaoSogabe

2 ай бұрын

Merci de regarder la vidéo!

Thank you 🙏

Thank you

Tolles Video , sehr lehrreich. Habe mein ganzes Leben immer sehr viele gute Bücher gelesen , ( gehöre zur älteren Generation,hihi ) jetzt auf KZread nachzusehen ist interessant für mich ( wenn auch vieles nicht der Wahrheit entspricht ) . Und ja , immer alles hinterfragen & selbst forschen „ tue ich schon immer „. Vielen Dank für ihre Arbeit . Lieben Gruß aus der Schweiz

@NaoSogabe

9 ай бұрын

Vielen Dank! In unserer Zeit kann man nie genug betonen, wie wichtig es ist, nicht blind zu glauben und selbst nachzuforschen...

@monicawiget9818

9 ай бұрын

@@NaoSogabe ja genau . Danke . L.G.

Great surprise!

I love your music so much so inspiring I'm saving my money to buy my own oud but I want to be able to plug it into an amp 4 loudness and special effects❤❤❤

excellent content as always .. thankyou

@NaoSogabe

8 ай бұрын

Thank you too!

Great explanation, i personally really like the 432 hertz "music" vibration synths. Theyre not a musically wholesome as your classical music, they're a little bit like junk food, compared to a healthy meal, not as nutritious emotionally.but. easy to eat!

@NaoSogabe

9 ай бұрын

I play almost only modern style of music from spherical ambient up to progressive metal, and almost no classical music. Please check it in my channel! Many use the brand "432 Hz" because it sells.

@villebooks

9 ай бұрын

👍🙏@@NaoSogabe

I find your suppositions interesting. Are you familiar with the study of cymatics?

Another fun way to do this would be to set A FLAT to 432. According to the pseudoscience, the important thing is that we have a scale where 432 Hz appears SOMEWHERE, right? Because they say A should be 432 Hz, but they say nothing about what KEY the song should be in. So, we could speed the music UP, and then say that A was 432 but the key of the song was raised by one semitone, or we could say that A flat was 432 Hz and the key was the same, and there would be effectively no difference. And we could truthfully say that we had a scale based around 432 Hz instead of 440, but have the overall pitch of the music be higher instead of lower, and see how people felt about it.

he obviously works for the CIA and doesn't want us to break through!!! lol, jk. this was good info, thanks!

I'm afraid that many people don't have much use for reason. They believe whatever feels good to them at a given moment.

@NaoSogabe

9 ай бұрын

In my channel I see so many people with reason! We can be hopeful. However, I am aware that it's extremely difficult to bring back those who are under manipulation. With this video I also wanted to make my position clear that my music has nothing to do with such charlatan.

I never liked 432 hz. But i love delta waves

The weird thing is that most of the notes in the 12-TET scale lies at a nice relaxed resonance when I tune my A to 432Hz compared to 440Hz.. Former European pitch at 435Hz (C5=517.3Hz) has a nice balance between upbeat and grounded.. I tried 430Hz and the notes in my chest range start to sit a little to deep... Both the Paris and Vienna opera houses were using 434Hz in 1835.. A really great pitch for A4 I find with 12-TET... This gives a C5 of 516Hz..

@NaoSogabe

8 ай бұрын

The whole history with pitch is purely a matter of Western countries after 19th century. Before that it was unimportant in the whole world. And outside the Western culture - Japan too - it is simply unimportant.

@carolplato9969

6 ай бұрын

Fascinating re Paris and Vienna Opera houses. I’ve always wondered about how difficult it might be for someone with perfect pitch to try to sing/play/listen to others who are using a different system. Can you imagine going from one opera house to a different one and trying to sing a different pitch from what you’ve always heard/trained your voice in?

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@NaoSogabe

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

Thank you for your research! Have you looked into cymatics and 432hz vs 440hz? Greetings from Germany :)

@NaoSogabe

3 ай бұрын

Yes, of course. But if you really saw and understood my video, you wouldn't ask such a question...

@Zephyr9810

3 ай бұрын

Danke, ich schaue es mir nachher dann nochmal in Ruhe an. Eventuell hab ich dann beim Hausputz etwas nicht richtig mitbekommen :)