tuner capable of 432 hz for A

[decomposing]

I have a pitch black that I guess need to switch out
not crazy about the switche either
after some research seems the way to go is the turbo tuner
anybody else have other ideas?
been wanting to go this route for a long time

[duffmcshark]

https://code.google.com/archive/p/ctuner/

You can try that out and see if tuning that way is worth the price of a new tuner.

[Iommic Pope]

I'm pretty sure we covered this in another thread and decided it was kind of pointless without having a fretboard built for it?

[Boxbie]

I think any tuner where you can calibrate the cents sharp or flat.

Which then poses the question how many cents difference between 440 and 432?

Lets ask the internet: http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-centsratio.htm


I got -31.7666536 cents. So, any tuner where you can adjust the cents 31.7666536 flat.

No?

Fret board scale would make no difference to tuning A as 432hz

[Boxbie]

Just checked polytune 2, it can be adjusted by freq, but only goes down to 435 : (
http://cdn-downloads.tcelectronic.com/m ... nglish.pdf

[D.o.S.]

I'm pretty sure we covered this in another thread and decided it was kind of pointless without having a fretboard built for it?

viewtopic.php?f=149&t=46027
viewtopic.php?f=150&t=45233

and
http://www.miltonline.com/2014/01/07/hertz-so-good/

[Iommic Pope]

There you go.

[decomposing]

sorry and thank you
I'll research those links
but looks like the turbo tuner kicks all kind of ass

[D.o.S.]

I mean if you want to do it, more power to you. Some of my favorite records are in A=432

[decomposing]

I've had an itch for some time and there's been a lot of stuff come up that tells me I should

[misterstomach]

I don't really have interest in tuning to 432, but I do own a turbo tuner and will say that it's flat out awesome and totally worth it on its own, particularly if you do your own setups or intonation or anything.

[decomposing]

I don't really have interest in tuning to 432, but I do own a turbo tuner and will say that it's flat out awesome and totally worth it on its own, particularly if you do your own setups or intonation or anything.

sweet

that's also in my future
had the marshall guy up here [on an island...] install ports for me to rebias my amp when it needs new tubes
trying to be DIY as much as possible
and learn what I need to know
and not kill myself in the process
always the desired outcome yeah?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Dvwd8Hyh-Y[/youtube]

[ThurberMingus]

440hz is the new gluten.

[decomposing]

440hz is the new gluten.

heh
I've learned I'm sensitive to wheat and grains the past years
It was driving me nuts
now I can't have beer or bread or rice or pretty much anything
it's great
but I can have whiskey and weed
just missing that magical third ingredient...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGmIL2gtieU[/youtube]

[Swordfishtrombone]

I'm pretty sure we covered this in another thread and decided it was kind of pointless without having a fretboard built for it?

Why would you need that? Loads of us downtune much more than 8 hz, and we're fine. Intervals between notes would be the same too. I recall reading + posting once or twice in one of the past threads on this, but don't remember anything about that.

I'm kinda curious about this too, even if I don't really play live, or with other instruments where pitch matters loads (most things I write end up being guitar/keys, noises and drums). I tune to C standard in A 432, just because the slightly lower tension helps with my wrist while playing. Sure, it's not a huge difference, and could easily be a placebo effect, but it definitely feels better and I don't end up hurting as much after/during playing. Low tunings + short scale + light strings are a lifesaver, and what I said before definitely seems to help. Might just be that it's vibrating in sync with my body/earth/Jwar's boners tho.