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#1 • Apr 8, 2011
    • What pitch do American bands tune to and why? Just randomly wondering, because when I played with an American band on tour down here we didn't tune (for some reason) and it sounded out. We tuned to concert A 440 and they sounded higher than us.
    So, am I just skeptical or is there some difference in tuning?
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    it's like a metaphor or something i don't know
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    #2 • Apr 8, 2011
    • A 440 is the international standard, unless you're playing period instruments.

    Quote from: wikipedia
    In the period instrument movement, a consensus has arisen around a modern "baroque pitch" for strings (Kammerton) of 415 Hz, baroque for wind instruments and church voices (Chorton) at 466 Hz and "classical pitch" at 430 Hz
    I don't know how accurate those frequencies are, but yeah.

    Maybe they just didn't tune correctly, lol.

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    #3 • Apr 8, 2011
    • Ah, thanks. I was being skeptical(ish).
    Quote from: Warlter Bishop, Ph.D. on April 08, 2011, 03:08:43 PM
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    church voices (Chorton) at 466 Hz
    B flat?
    Lol indeed.
    it's like a metaphor or something i don't know
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