Tuning at 432 Hz
Please insert the "Synthesizer" tuning variation as soon as possible, as in the previous version of MS3, to be able to bring it to 432 Hz which is the classic tuning of the A 4th octave, before Hitler raised it to 440 Hz in 1943. I don't know if you know this news but it is a historical reality. The 440 Hz tuning was desired by Nazism to enhance the ringing notes of Aryan power.
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LOL.
In reply to LOL. by graffesmusic
I understand you opinion and I respect it, but, apart from the historical reason, I believe that being able to change the global tuning is an important feature (like in MS3) for all those who want to compose music at 432 Hz, which is, we know, the classical tuning, since it allows the frequencies of "C" to be in perfect geometric progression: C first octave = 64 Hz, C2 = 128 Hz, C3 = 256 Hz and so on. Thank you
In reply to I understand you opinion and… by edoconte
C = 64, 128, 256 gives A = 430.5 not 432, at least in equal temperament
In reply to C = 64, 128, 256 gives A =… by rothers
It is correct, but you know the difference between tuning at 440 Hz and tuning at 432 Hz? Do you know why after Mozart and Verdi music tuning was chamged from 432 Hz to 440 Hz? This is the real question.
In reply to It is correct, but you know… by edoconte
When was there a standard a=432?
Enlighten us about why it was raised , please.
In reply to When was there a standard a… by graffesmusic
See: https://capionlarsen.com/history-pitch/
In reply to It is correct, but you know… by edoconte
I know that many feel that Wagner's music should be played at 432Hz:
https://www.google.com/search?q=wagner+432+hz
Just as well his music didn't feature in Nazi Germany, eh?
In reply to I know that many feel that… by underquark
I don't understand the reason for all this controversy. My intention is just to want the tuning change selection again like in the previous MS3 version. That's all. I didn't want to raise any controversy by referring to the 440 Hz tuning. I thought it was well known that it was at the behest of the Third Reich. But... that's water under the bridge. I apologize for the controversy that arose from this misunderstanding.
In reply to I don't understand the… by edoconte
See
https://github.com/orgs/musescore/discussions/18252
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/18257
In reply to I don't understand the… by edoconte
Ability to select the tuning in MuseScore is perfectly legitimate.
The link between 440 and the Third Reich is unclear to me though.
Or was it already the Third Reich in 1834?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concert_pitch#:~:text=In%201939%20an%20….
In reply to I understand you opinion and… by edoconte
In what way C=2^n Hz would be any better than another frequency?
Wasn't 440 Hz turning established to accommodate synthesizer computers at the time?
In reply to Wasn't 440 Hz turning… by Karol - Composer
You might want to look at the link posted by frfancha just above. (The specific bit is the second paragraph before the section titled "Current concert pitches".) Pretty sure there weren't any synthesizers in 1834. :-)