@I-Lion Tafari; perhaps you mean, the difference between 440 Hz and 432 Hz?
If so, it has to do with a more natural experience of tones according to (some) musicians.
Here are some examples
http://terugnaar432hz.org/music.html
http://www.echad.se/light-color-audio-f ... 2-hz-scale
Good albums or tunes ruined by....
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RestoreJuniorByles
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Re: Good albums or tunes ruined by....
Every Coxsone re-release in the mid/late 80s ruined by overdubbed drum machines.
Wackies' "Time Is Now/Revolution" disco ruined by syndrums, as is every recording ever made that includes them.
Crappy saxophone leads--ditto.
Wackies' "Time Is Now/Revolution" disco ruined by syndrums, as is every recording ever made that includes them.
Crappy saxophone leads--ditto.
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Gabranth
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Re: Good albums or tunes ruined by....
I love it how different peoples' tastes are. A friend of mine absolutely adores saxophone solos. And I like some of Sly's mid 80s syndrums stuff (Anthem, Brutal, Positive).RestoreJuniorByles wrote:Wackies' "Time Is Now/Revolution" disco ruined by syndrums, as is every recording ever made that includes them.
Crappy saxophone leads--ditto.