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I have an audience question and I think this is a perfect time to ask it.

You can hand me that spin.

It's actually from Spinge's best friend.

Why do we still resonate feel so relaxed and at peace with music if it's tuned to do the opposite of that,

is the initial question.

And I figured both of you being musicians and with your understanding of frequency is

probably the best time to ask.

In my opinion, from a music theory standpoint, if you use certain sequences of notes, in my opinion, you know, whether you pick a certain melody and you play it in a certain key, there are certain sequences of notes that will sound more pleasing, more relaxing to the ear than, you know, if you pick this other series of notes as well.

In my opinion, I feel personally, at least through my experience, if you use the right melody and you use the right intentions and you understand what you're doing in the creation of a song, you can somewhat counteract that bad 440 hertz frequency.

You can't. It takes the intelligence to do it. It takes the know-how to do it i mean we look at the modes the

scales the circle of fourths and the circle of fifths okay and you know we know that in each

scale and each mode has its own key within these circles of fourths and fifths so if you utilize

the notes in a certain way that's why at, at least in my opinion, from a music theory standpoint, that you can still experience relaxation and you can still experience this grounding or peace or calmness from something that's tuned in 440 Hertz, because the musicians were intelligent.

They maybe had an idea of what they were doing.

That's just my thoughts, though.

And songs are still good.

Yeah, exactly.

Like you make a good song, it's a good song.

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