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I have played my guitar in 432hz for about two years now. I always felt that standard 449hz felt fake and cheap and on my old keyboard my habit was to turn it on and adjust the pitch lower and I found out later I was tuning it to around 432hz where it felt better to me. Also when I experimented and recorded a tune first in 432 then again in 440, the 440 felt so dead it actually scared me, yet something written and recorded in 440 which I then tried in 432 got better and did not scare me, rather it felt more alive and deep. It also suits my voice better. The band Dream Machine tuned their vintage organ to 432hz and you can hear it on their albums and it has a nice warm nostalgic sound, I don’t consider pitch shifted tracks as accurate examples of 432 as there are too many variables, but that band is dedicated to 432hz. It took me a while to kind of get used to it, there’s definitely something to the fact of 440hz as a standard sort of locks you in music culture of the past decades and so using 432hz can make you feel oddly out of sync but I have been trying to see it as a fresh start. I also noticed my cat winced if I tuned up to 440hz and she seemed to prefer 432hz. It got so bad where I felt like I was harming her by continuing to use 440 so I went back. I notice many birds come near my if i play in 432hz and also the guitar seems to blend into the outside ambience and neighbors don’t mind but the times I played outside in standard seemed to grate on everyone’s nerves and I myself could feel how it stuck out sharply from nature. It’s actually hard to leave 440hz when all the music you love used it, it’s a mental prison of sorts.
gpt
dream theater? 
its like your trying to mkultra us
im sure you definitely have a cat, but birds?
i seriously dont believe you
dont you know birds arent real? whats really happening is your handlers and gangstalkers are watching you suck at guitar
and they record it, then play the video on a big screen (tuned down to 432) while banging your mom