How to Tune KALIMBA [Mbira] to 432 Hz Tuning [Pythagorean Scale] Just Intonation
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- Learn how to perfectly tune your Kalimba [Mbira] to A=432 Hz [C=256] tuning using Pythagorean Scale ratios of Just Intonation. Advanced music tuning tutorial made simple. You will need the following:
Genuine Kalimba Kit (same as in the video): amzn.to/2G8fkJI [Amazon affiliate link]
Fine Tuner App: apps.apple.com...
Kalimba is also known as Mbira, finger harp, gourd piano, ikembe, kilembe, likembe, likimba, marimbula, mbla, sansa, sansu, sanza, thumb piano, timbrh, and zanzu.
For more info on Pythagorean Tuning and Just Intervals Scales: www.medieval.or...
Video and Tutorial by @Pasha.808 www.Pasha808.com
Rock on!
The "Fine Tuner" App is exactly what I needed. Thank you for calling out the numbers for each scale! You're the best.....
Much love. Glad it worked our fi yah!
I just pushed the metal keys with my thumb sleeves, it's way easier than hammering them. Thank you for the video!
Love from India. I always tune my guitar to 432 but couldn't find a way to tune my kalimba to it. Thanks to you i can jam at 432 now
Yes! Thank you!!! 😍
Amazing!
thank you!
You forgot to mention if the app is for iOS users or Android users. I cannot seem to find it on Google Play. 😕
This is GREAT.
Thank you so much it sounds so beautiful now! I have the exact same kalimba for a long while now btw haha ^^
Thank you very much!
Where did you get the information for the hertz? How did you know what each note frequency should be? Thanks for this!
you're most welcome! i researched a few pythagorean frequency tables online to make sure it's correct for A=432 Hz as base. cheers!
432hz is a heaking frequency whereas the frequency that most instruments are tuned at nowadays is the 440hz which is exactly the opposite. It is not a frequency that is in harmony with nature. And it is designed to make and keep us sick. Music affects our bodies and this is something they do not teach in school. Wondering why? Because we are controlled by parasites who love power and control and want to depopulate the world. Look up the truth about 432 hz frequency and 440hz frequency and you will find quite a few interesting articles that explains it better. Hope this helps
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He's using Pythagorean tuning, a system of intonation where major thirds are discordant ratio of 81/64 instead of 5/4 (the traditionally preferred ratio).
The Karimba opened up the Greek modes to me more than any instrument has before. I’m pleasantly surprised against my insultingly simple assumptions of the instrument.
thanks, man, it really helps.There is too much bullshit here. It's hard to find the right video.I have been trying to find a good tuning video and this helped alot.Thanks mate
keep it up
thank you! much appreciate your feedback. keep jammin!
There's nothing "cosmically aligned" about a 7 note Pythagorean tuning. It's just a crappy tuning system that gives you discordant thirds meanwhile not actually doing anything significant to improve the intonation of the perfect fifth
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"Cosmically aligned"
"determined by Pythagoras"
Pythagoras had nothing to do with 432Hz
There's more imperfection in the overtones of those tines than you would ever see in any temperament
If you want a "good" tuning system, consider tuning it to meantone tuning, not Pythagorean tuning, and forget the reference pitch - that's irrelevant