Tuning to A432
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happyrat1
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It depends on the individual make and model.
Check your manuals for tuning, transpose and micro tuning features.
Usually it's somewhere in the Global Settings Menu.
Some models simply won't have that option.
Gary
Check your manuals for tuning, transpose and micro tuning features.
Usually it's somewhere in the Global Settings Menu.
Some models simply won't have that option.
Gary
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Yeah, you'll need to check the manuals for your synths.
If they don't have an onboard function for that, you might be able to change their tuning via MIDI.
Note that some instruments might use cents rather than Hertz, where 0 cents probably means 440.0 Hz. In that case, you would need to calculate the desired offset in cents:
cents = 1200 * log (hertz / 440, 2)
If the desired Hertz were 432, then the offset in cents would be -31.7667 cents. Depending on the precision allowed, the result might be a little bit different than 432 Hz:
hertz = 440 * 2 ^ (cents / 1200)
For instance, -32 cents (or rounded to the nearest whole cents) would be 431.9418 Hz, whereas -31.8 cents (or rounded to the nearest tenth of a cent) would be 431.9917 Hz.
If they don't have an onboard function for that, you might be able to change their tuning via MIDI.
Note that some instruments might use cents rather than Hertz, where 0 cents probably means 440.0 Hz. In that case, you would need to calculate the desired offset in cents:
cents = 1200 * log (hertz / 440, 2)
If the desired Hertz were 432, then the offset in cents would be -31.7667 cents. Depending on the precision allowed, the result might be a little bit different than 432 Hz:
hertz = 440 * 2 ^ (cents / 1200)
For instance, -32 cents (or rounded to the nearest whole cents) would be 431.9418 Hz, whereas -31.8 cents (or rounded to the nearest tenth of a cent) would be 431.9917 Hz.