432Hz – The Sound Blog

Pitch shifting to 432 Hz doesn't improve music

Preference verses tuning frequency

Results from an experiment to see if music sounds better with instruments tuned to 432 Hz.

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Acoustical Engineer at Salford University, host of https://t.co/qSsJHg814E and author of Now You're Talking and Sonic Wonderland.

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27 Jun

The latest edition of @PodInventive is out and it's all about sound 🔊🦻 as @RuthAmos interviews me! Lovely story by science fiction writer Stephen Cox @StephenWhq exploring music and hearing loss.

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15 Jun

I worked with @ManCAD_UoM on better facemasks that muffle sound less. Can you help them with an #OnlineExperiment into how face coverings can affect communication. You get an electronic gift voucher for taking part https://research.sc/participant/login/dynamic/E7455624-0500-450B-A85C-7864CD34817E

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13 Jun

I'm talking at "Heritage and Technology: How can we bring histories to audiences?" about my acoustic modelling of Stonehenge. Event covers leading tech being used in the heritage sector. Wed Jun 22 7-9 pm UK https://allevents.in/online/heritage-and-technology-how-can-we-bring-histories-to-audiences/10000336222930837

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