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Originally posted by acacko
up until a couple hundred years ago
A=432 hz
now a=440 hz
a=432 is also a solfeggio tone
Originally posted by iamahumandoing
The scale in the video above is 174Hz, 192Hz, 216Hz, 264Hz, 288Hz, 348Hz, 384Hz, 432Hz, 528Hz and 576Hz. Each note produces a perfect octave when plucked with the fifth string along from it. When built out, the 1st note of the scale is 48Hz, the 111th note would be 201326952Hz
Ps. If you like interesting and beautiful numbers there are plenty more to be found in the scale, for example, the 87th note would be 7077888Hz.edit on 3/9/13 by iamahumandoing because: More info
Originally posted by tremex
Originally posted by iamahumandoing
The scale in the video above is 174Hz, 192Hz, 216Hz, 264Hz, 288Hz, 348Hz, 384Hz, 432Hz, 528Hz and 576Hz. Each note produces a perfect octave when plucked with the fifth string along from it. When built out, the 1st note of the scale is 48Hz, the 111th note would be 201326952Hz
Ps. If you like interesting and beautiful numbers there are plenty more to be found in the scale, for example, the 87th note would be 7077888Hz.edit on 3/9/13 by iamahumandoing because: More info
201326952 Hz is a sound well beyond the audible threshold, but as a date 2013 / 26 / 9 or the 26th September of 2013, it works just fine, because that's the date of the planned US attack on Syria, which will result in WW3. Face the music, mankind. It's all over, for the little angels blew the silent horns of demise.
Originally posted by tetra50
I'm pretty sure you realize you've posted something here that is literally, earth and people changing. Literally. Getting out the information that the frequencies for the scales was changed, and now is something else, and then posting enough for people to research and look into on their own about these "vibrating" sounds, and what that may mean........
well, thanks. I mean that, truly.