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Chef C J's avatar

What about retuning streaming radio stations, will that work as well??

Solfeggio Frequencies's avatar

The desktop app at Retunerpro.com can do that

Chef C J's avatar

How do the musicians feel about this? Have they been asked or is it about the owners of their product who benefit from the $$? Seems like a good cause, however complicated it must be for title owners, I forsee troubles ahead for an already jeopardized performance industry.

Solfeggio Frequencies's avatar

Were you asked when they decided to make 440 Hz the standard tuning and effectively force everyone to conform?

Solfeggio Frequencies's avatar

Also, to be clear, DJs have been doing this for years, every time they modulate the speed of a song so it beat matches the previous one for a smooth mix they are effectively altering the frequency tuning od that track. They just aren't typically targeting a specific frequency tuning anchored in Solfeggio or 432 hz

Eszti's avatar

What about spotifyy

Solfeggio Frequencies's avatar

You can Retune Spotify with the browser extension - MusicRetuner.com - it works with Chrome, Edge, FireFox & Safari. The Safari extension is sold separately through the Apple App Store.

Or, you can get RetunerPro.com which is a desktop app for windows and Mac that will retune any music from any app running on your computer.

Eszti's avatar

Thank youu is it free?

Solfeggio Frequencies's avatar

All of the products have a free trial