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Thanks Actually I waited for someone to ask me about 442hz, because I really thought about it a lot. I finished my last degree in Europe. And all the practice rooms and hall pianos in the school were tuned to 442 hz. So it was natural to me that a was 442 hz. But before graduating, I worked in several orchestras in Germany, where I used 443hz. It's also famous that the Vienna philharmonic orchestra uses 445hz. I also know that 440hz is used in America. So I came to understand that there is a little bit of locality in the a that we actually use, so I wondered which a to use when I started making this video. So the decision was to use the pitch used by the students in the area where classical music began. So I made it like this. Can you understand my thoughts and decisions? And I actually thought about making a 440hz video separately but I want to make something new rather than just changing the tune and making it again. So for now, I'll keep making it at 442hz

@@howtopracticeviolinviolaan7857 Interesting, I think I understand what you mean. So if my area uses 440hz most often, then I should probably practice using 440hz. Is there a way for me to make a similar recording but in 440hz?

Thanks! Actually, I was waiting for someone to ask me about 442 Hz, because I've thought about it a lot. I completed my last degree in Europe, where all the practice rooms and hall pianos at my school were tuned to 442 Hz. So, naturally, I became accustomed to using A at 442 Hz. However, before graduating, I worked with several orchestras in Germany that tuned to 443 Hz. It's also well-known that the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra uses 445 Hz. I know that 440 Hz is the standard in America. This made me realize that the pitch standard for A varies by region, which led me to wonder which A to use for this video. Ultimately, I decided to use the pitch that's common in the area where classical music originated, so I went with 442 Hz. Does this explanation make sense to you? I did consider making a separate 440 Hz version, but I'd rather create something new instead of just adjusting the pitch and remaking the same thing. So for now, I'll continue working with 442 Hz.

@@howtopracticeviolinviolaan7857 That makes sense, thank you for your thoughtful reply!