ABSYNTH 5 Master tuning?

Hi Guys,
does anyone know how to change the master tuning on ABSYNTH5? from 440Hz? to 432Hz

 

Perform tab, Transpose. Tuning down to A=432 is around 31.7667 ¢

 

432 is a myth.

 

Why?

 

EvilDragon that second video is hilarious by being so informative!!! I love it!!!

I'm not going to say 432 Hz is 'crap' or a 'myth' or anything. (I was in that camp also, but moved on.)

but I will say this: instead of focusing on (so-called) 'magic numbers' make music and HAVE FUN!!! people seem to get into all kinds of 'excuses' to NOT be able to make music and blablabla/ blame the Illuminati/annunaki whatever.....

we are immensely SPOILED by all these wonderful creative tools all around us and yet a lot of people get pulled into details and end up being way too serious about certain stuff that might not even exist in the REAL world....
you know, like some new synth had MASSIVE aliasing...but wait...it didn't.....
carry on, I will ignore the virtual sh#$storm coming my way.....

I love you all from my heart!!!

quote from the internet:

"So that's why Pantera tuned to 432 Hz. I mean, they were known for their soft, warm, and generally pleasant sound firmly rooted in gaian vibrations and harmony."

 

the thing about it historically is that there was no 12-to-the-octave equal temperament in the time of 'Mozart pitch' or whatever so one legit argument for it is already a little suspect. It's lower by ≈32¢ :shrug:

 

That's Neely's channel in a nutshell. Suggested sub!

 

Leaving aside that the 'Factor 9' argument may be absolute nonsense, whatever it is is not suited to harmonic music like that which is the whole idea of tempering to something more equal; let alone handling more than one key or say modality. To jump right away to playing jazz without more investigation into the 'Factor 9 Grid' is begging the question 'it sounds bad'.

 

Nice Thread. Would be glad if someone could explain me how to tune my Absynth 5 correctly.

 

What do you mean? It's not a piano or anything, it works as intended. The only tuning isn't really tuning but more so tweaking: setting your oscillator(s) to provide the sounds or frequencies you're looking for.

 

You can define any kind of tuning or temperament you want in the perform section/ tuning tab.
And yes A=432 as some kind of uber-reference pitch is a hoax.

There's are countless numbers of tuning and temperaments in which you can define an octave some tunings don't even have an octave but repeat at a different intervals