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Kraftbaum wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 17, 2021 11:40 am

Right now I try the results from just changing the speed, but it may not work for any kind of music.

Have you tried the other three ways of changing pitch:

1) Effects > Change Pitch
2) Effects > Change Pitch (use high quality stretching)
3) Effects > Sliding Stretch

Kraftbaum wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 17, 2021 11:40 am

converting my music collection from 440hz to 432hz

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Hi there, I´m using audacity 3.0.0 for converting my music collection from 440hz to 432hz. I don´t know if this issue occured before, but the conversion has sound distortion, esp. in the higher frequencies. My sound device is a FiiO K5 Pro and listening Beyerdynamic ...

My settings:

I use high quality pitch change (-1.818%) to 432hz, files are 16bit/44.1khz. 24bit/96khz or higher takes even longer.

Hi there, I use Audacity to convert my music collection to 432hz and to mend the badly overdrived production with restoring the peaks above 1db. I just did an update from 2.3.1 to 2.4.1, now the high quality pitch change needs a lot more time, at least ...

Hola una vez pasado los audios por diversos metodos en audacity a 432hz al abrirlo de nuevo con audacity aparece a 44100hz. me podeis explicar porque, o simplemente no los pasa a 432hz. Gracias

By tone i mean something like 432hz or 440hz. When you generate a tone through audacity you can hear it below the music. But this doesn't happen in the videos. I don't know what videos you're talking about... And, I don't know what you ...

... expecting to hear? A single tone, like for testing/tuning? Or is speech or music? How are you measuring frequency? By tone i mean something like 432hz or 440hz. When you generate a tone through audacity you can hear it below the music. But this doesn't happen in the videos. I'm measuring it through ...

... are PHYISCS. In general, a minor chord sounds "sad" because of the relationship of all the notes in a chord. If you change the tuning to 432Hz it will still sound dissonant and a major chord will still sound "pleasant" or harmonious. Similarly, a "sour note" only sounds ...

... Maybe you wanna take a look at this video? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1zw0uWCNsyw On screen says "432Hz" here & here , but the notes are different pitches, (only the 2nd one contains 432Hz) [ BTW the Chladni patterns are dependent on the ...