432 Vs 440 Frequencies and Wood Flutes 432hz A better Understanding.

[@st0tes5020]

Thank you SOOO much for explaining this!!

[@florencewolfe7690]

Miguel, thank you for this wonderful, wonderful lesson! Anyone who is buying a Flute should listen to this. You explained everything to perfection!❤

[@nima333]

thank you, namaste 🙏🏼

[@marialuimusic]

Awesome info! Thank you :):)

[@BertholdHinrichs]

ha ha.. thanks... every flutebuyer should see this !!!

[@heidrunsiebeneicker2360]

Wow❣️ Very interesting! Thank you very much for that!!! 👍

[@SingingTreeFlutes]

You are very welcome

[@ladylathe2122]

I really appreciate you explaining this. Watching your videos have really helped me in my flute making journey.

[@SingingTreeFlutes]

I'm so glad you're getting value from my videos!!

[@Invisible_Hermit]

Very educational, Miguel; thanks! Sounds like a case of folks over thinking things.

[@SingingTreeFlutes]

An epidemic!!❤️

[@matej0909]

💕💕💕

[@larryshortridge5094]

Hey, Miguel, I built a flute and 432 Hz. Sounds good, but the fundamental key sounds flat, is that typical on that frequency? Ps, when I was tune in it, I already started tuning it and forgot to change my frequency back to 440

[@Chasmatazz]

What is this app you're using that tells you the Frequency?

[@evan-oliver228]

So if i get it right: 432 sound a bit more low?

[@Flutewala..]

Sir make Indian flute. Bansuri very demand for a good flute. U can check punam flute. If u can make a good flute. People give u good price.!