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Has Music Been Negatively Altered?
A lot of people in this community talk about A440Hz vs A432Hz. The idea has been passed around that A432 is better and that certain funny people maliciously changed it to an unnatural frequency, A440. While I do not necessarily disagree with this theory, there is something that has been done that is much worse. That is setting the universal tuning system to Equal Temperament.
In music, there are 12 possible notes you can play: A A#/Bb B C C#/Db D D#/Eb E F F#/Gb G G#/Ab and A (octave doesn't count)
These notes are evenly spaced between each other. Low A (A4) is at 440 Hz, high A (A5) is, you guessed it, 880 Hz. In Equal Temperament, our current tuning system, every note in between is at an equal space between each other. This system has a major problem.
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A lot of people in this community talk about A440Hz vs A432Hz. The idea has been passed around that A432 is better and that certain funny people maliciously changed it to an unnatural frequency, A440. While I do not necessarily disagree with this theory, there is something that has been done that is much worse. That is setting the universal tuning system to Equal Temperament.
In music, there are 12 possible notes you can play: A A#/Bb B C C#/Db D D#/Eb E F F#/Gb G G#/Ab and A (octave doesn't count)
These notes are evenly spaced between each other. Low A (A4) is at 440 Hz, high A (A5) is, you guessed it, 880 Hz. In Equal Temperament, our current tuning system, every note in between is at an equal space between each other. This system has a major problem.
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This is the harmonic series, a set of notes that are natural and completely in tune with the organic world around us. All things in nature that make sounds are based in the harmonic series.
The great musicians of the past understood this phenomenon and constructed a system to tune their instruments to the natural notes of nature. This tuning system is called Just Intonation, or Pure Intonation.
We do not use this tuning system today however. We use something called Equal Temperament, an alteration that sacrificed our musical harmony with nature in favor of practicality.
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The great musicians of the past understood this phenomenon and constructed a system to tune their instruments to the natural notes of nature. This tuning system is called Just Intonation, or Pure Intonation.
We do not use this tuning system today however. We use something called Equal Temperament, an alteration that sacrificed our musical harmony with nature in favor of practicality.
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Here is a comparison between Just (Pure) Intonation and Equal Temperament.
As you can see, Equal Temperament is very noticeably off and Pure Intonation is perfectly stable. Equal Temperament actually uses irrational numbers while Pure Intonation uses pleasant fractions.
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As you can see, Equal Temperament is very noticeably off and Pure Intonation is perfectly stable. Equal Temperament actually uses irrational numbers while Pure Intonation uses pleasant fractions.
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I know what you're thinking:
If this is the case, then why don't we use Pure Intonation today?
It is because it was a pain for the keyboard players. The truth is that if you tune your instrument perfectly (Pure) to a key, it will be out of tune in the other keys.
Many instruments can be easily retuned however, but the piano is not one of those instruments. It is also not easy for most people to obtain multiple pianos. Either a piano could only play in one maybe two keys, or you can't use it at all. That is why the Equal Temperament compromise was put into place, so that the piano players can play on one piano in any key and have it sound ok.
But here's the problem:
Because of this change, now EVERYTHING is on Equal Temperament, the tuning system that is literally out of tune.
Even when there are no keyboards present, everyone still uses Equal Temperament. That is because we are used to it and it is easy.
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If this is the case, then why don't we use Pure Intonation today?
It is because it was a pain for the keyboard players. The truth is that if you tune your instrument perfectly (Pure) to a key, it will be out of tune in the other keys.
Many instruments can be easily retuned however, but the piano is not one of those instruments. It is also not easy for most people to obtain multiple pianos. Either a piano could only play in one maybe two keys, or you can't use it at all. That is why the Equal Temperament compromise was put into place, so that the piano players can play on one piano in any key and have it sound ok.
But here's the problem:
Because of this change, now EVERYTHING is on Equal Temperament, the tuning system that is literally out of tune.
Even when there are no keyboards present, everyone still uses Equal Temperament. That is because we are used to it and it is easy.
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But do you know when Equal Temperament really becomes a serious problem? When you try to bring back the traditions of the Old World musical institution.
Equal Temperament was not the standard. The buildings themselves were specially tuned to specific overtones, and Pure Intonation (ie: tuning to natural overtones) was the standard more often than not.
All of our modern musical upbringing goes in direct opposition to the natural world and by extension, the Old World architecture. In order to tune yourself to the cathedrals, Pure Intonation must be practiced.
This means retuning for different keys and getting multiple different instruments for each key supported by the overtones of the building. This means obtaining at least 2 or 3 pianos. Cumbersome, isn't it? Well, that's how it was in the Old World. Music is very technical.
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Equal Temperament was not the standard. The buildings themselves were specially tuned to specific overtones, and Pure Intonation (ie: tuning to natural overtones) was the standard more often than not.
All of our modern musical upbringing goes in direct opposition to the natural world and by extension, the Old World architecture. In order to tune yourself to the cathedrals, Pure Intonation must be practiced.
This means retuning for different keys and getting multiple different instruments for each key supported by the overtones of the building. This means obtaining at least 2 or 3 pianos. Cumbersome, isn't it? Well, that's how it was in the Old World. Music is very technical.
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In conclusion, the way we tune our instruments today is not in tune with the natural world and definitely not in tune with the Old World architecture.
While discourse regarding which fundamental frequency is ideal (440Hz or 432Hz) may be something to look into, the reality is that the TUNING SYSTEM makes much more of a difference.
While it is true that Equal Temperament has its benefits, if we want to uncover more secrets that the Old World has to offer, our musical instruments may need to be adjusted to fit the Old World specifications, that being PURE Intonation, a perfect harmony with nature.
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While discourse regarding which fundamental frequency is ideal (440Hz or 432Hz) may be something to look into, the reality is that the TUNING SYSTEM makes much more of a difference.
While it is true that Equal Temperament has its benefits, if we want to uncover more secrets that the Old World has to offer, our musical instruments may need to be adjusted to fit the Old World specifications, that being PURE Intonation, a perfect harmony with nature.
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In conclusion, the way we tune our instruments today is not in tune with the natural world and definitely not in tune with the Old World architecture. While discourse regarding which fundamental frequency is ideal (440Hz or 432Hz) may be something to look…
As a side note regarding which fundamental frequency you should use, do not focus on 440 vs 432. What you should really look into is what the ROOM is tuned to. That is what you should be basing your fundamental frequency on. A432Hz is more of a placebo than anything. It may have some effect, but if you want to be more in tune with your local cathedral, find out what the BUILDING itself is tuned to.
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