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Windows appTuneForge

Hear it at 432.

TuneForge retunes the music your PC plays to the pitch you choose, 432 Hz, 444 Hz or any other, live and without changing its tempo. Every app, every song, as it plays.

$20 once, for up to five of your devices.

The TuneForge icon: a tuning fork sounding
Any song, any app Tempo unchanged 432, 440, 444 or any pitch Five devices

Why 432 Hz

Down the rabbit hole.

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Sound moves matter the physics

Sound is vibration, and at the right frequency and strength it does real work. Doctors use focused sound waves to heat tissue, break up kidney stones and destroy tumors. Crowd-control "sound cannons" drive people back with sheer volume, and some studies link rumbles too deep to hear to feelings of unease. Different frequencies do different things.

Patterns in sand cymatics

Scatter sand on a metal plate and play a tone, and the sand gathers into a pattern. Change the pitch and the pattern changes with it. Ernst Chladni first showed these figures in 1787, and they are a big part of why many people believe every frequency has a character of its own.

Pitch used to wander the history

For centuries there was no standard. Baroque musicians often tuned A as low as 415 Hz, and through the 1800s pitch crept upward as players chased a brighter sound; Verdi was among the composers who pushed back. France fixed A at 435 Hz in 1859. In 1939 a conference in London settled on 440, and the world followed.

Why 432? the numbers

Fans of 432 point to where the number turns up: the 432,000-year age of Hindu cosmology, the 432,000 warriors of Norse myth, and "scientific pitch", which sets middle C at 256 Hz, a power of two, and puts A at about 430.5 Hz, a hair from 432. Some call it the tuning of nature; others, a beautiful coincidence.

What listeners say the body

Some people say music at 432 Hz feels warmer and calmer, and that it brings health benefits, from deeper sleep to less stress. The research is young: a small double-blind pilot study in 2019 found listeners' heart rates were slightly lower with 432 Hz music than with 440 Hz. That's what they say, not a claim we make.

Hear the gap your ears

From 440 to 432 Hz is about a third of a semitone: small on paper, easy to hear when you switch the same song back and forth. TuneForge keeps the tempo exactly where it was, so the only thing that moves is the pitch. Try it on a song you know by heart.

How it works

Buy. Install. Sign in.

  1. 01

    Buy it here

    Checkout asks for your email, which becomes your SendForge login. One purchase covers up to five devices.

  2. 02

    Install it

    Run Install TuneForge.exe. TuneForge listens to your PC through VB-CABLE, a free virtual audio cable; the installer links to it.

  3. 03

    Sign in

    Open TuneForge and sign in with your SendForge account. That activates this PC, and after that it works without the internet.

Coming soon

TuneForge on Raspberry Pi.

Stream the music on your phone over Bluetooth to a small Raspberry Pi and hear every song retuned, live, while you drive.

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Install TuneForge

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. It installs for your user with no admin password and adds Desktop and Start menu shortcuts. Your settings are kept when you install a newer version.

Install TuneForgeWindows installer