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Grace Gravity’s CDs are recorded at 432 Hz instead of the standard A-440 Hz.

A difference you can feel.

For example here’s how 440 Hz, which was designated as “standard” tuning some time ago, compares with 432 Hz in a cymatic experiment.

Cymatic432vs440At 432 hz the shapes are more cohesive with less distortion.

Here’s a great VIDEO of a Cymatic comparison of 432 hz vs 440 hz.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zw0uWCNsyw

If the Universe was created with sound … I’m just sayin. The Sun, Saturn, Earth and Moon all resonate at 432 hz. Also interesting. I think we musicians have been bamboozeled. What up?
There’s a lot of information out there on this … I think music feels much better at 432 Hz. I’m just sayin…

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Another example of the feeling of 432hz.

In this case, the tuning of the Kotamo is respecting the laws that, according with Pythagoras, direct the universe from his formation, being in tuning in with the so called “Symphony of the Spheres”, as well as with the “physical – harmonic phenomenon” and the “proportion Aurea”.
— Music by Rafa Navarro

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Its the time when it all starts to make sense, this dimensional blending alchemy we are in is showing itself more and more. Enjoy! This is the time you come into full being and finally see through the wall of fog once and for all. 🙂
Come into a greater understanding of your creativity.

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Heavily influenced by the sounds of the 70’s,
Grace Gravity creates music that expresses
what we’re going through, living through, and being through.
The message is strong and hopeful, and has forward motion.
Step into the parallel reality of Grace Gravity! Continue reading →

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GG_Art1We’ve been recording with our new/old analog gear and it’s really really a great experience!
The sound, well, there IS nothing like it. Many people have gotten “used to” digital or perhaps they’ve been “borged” into it
(*see StarTrek-Next Generation).
Ah digital has dominated with its darn convenience!

There is something left out when you only have zeros and one’s in the mix.  Uh, what about the in-between? Continue reading →

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If you talk to anyone that really knows analog, you will be told there is a huge difference between digital and analog.

If you never heard an analog recording, then this just sounds ridiculous (What newer isn’t always better? What are you talking about?!).

When you really hear an analog record (not a digital recording pressed to vinyl), a real analog recording- you feel it. Continue reading →