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Another Christmas (Jin Soda)


autoplaysample A-1


autoplaysample A-2


↑A-1 is 432 Hz tuning.
"Digital Wabi-Sabi - As easy As EWI -" (Jin Soda)


Orca's Song (KAMUNA)


autoplaysample B-1 440Hz

autoplaysample B-2 432Hz


↑B-2 is 432 Hz tuning.
"Orca's Song" (KAMUNA)

Gray's Keyboards (Jin Soda)


autoplaysample C-1

autoplaysample C-2


↑C-1 is 432 Hz.
"Digital Wabi-Sabi - As easy As EWI -" (Jin Soda)

The Ultimate Compound (KAMUNA)


autoplaysample D-1

autoplaysample D-2



↑D-2 is 432 Hz.
"Engage" (KAMUNA)

REM - A Faded Memory - (Jin Soda)


autoplaysample E-1

autoplaysample E-2


↑E-2 is 432 Hz.
"Digital Wabi-Sabi - As easy As EWI - (Jin Soda)

An Exquisite Distance (Yoshimitsu Takuki)


autoplaysample F-1

autoplaysample F-2


↑F-1 is 432 Hz.
"Tanuki to Gosenfu" (Yoshimitsu Takuki)

Yukyu (Yoshimitsu Takuki)


autoplaysample G-1

autoplaysample G-2


↑G-2 is 432 Hz.
"Tanuki to Gosenfu" (Yoshimitsu Takuki)

If you listen 440 first, you may feel the second one (432) is a little sluggish.
On the contrary , you may feel 440 is a little acrid or harsh after listening to 432.

Anyway the tuning is not more essential than the melody itself, I think.


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