432 hertz ASMR: Is this frequency really MORE RELAXING than 440Hz?

Can you hear any difference? One of my subscribers, Xorak_91, asked me if I could make a 432Hz ASMR video, because it sounds more relaxing than the usual frequency. I remembered when I was playing the guitar and the famous A440 on was always appearing on my tuner. I also used to play with my tuner and to tune my guitar totally different than what one should expect. Anyway, I've decided to search about this 432 magic frequency "that makes sounds more relaxing" and foudn a few interesting videos. In one of those video, the guy tuned his guitar both at 440hz and then at 432hz and play the same song. While it sounds a bit strange at first, it sounded actually nice to the ears. So I decided to find a way to convert my regular recording to 432Hz (as I can't obviously tune the objects I use to 432hz :D). It was quite an easy process. But now the real question is: "Is this 432hz frequency Really more relaxing than the usual 440Hz?" You tell me! :) This video contains whispering and triggers like tapping, mouth sounds, water sounds, mic scratching and much much more. You may also enjoy ASMR for ADHD brain: https://youtu.be/aL65WGAxw24 You might also like: That's not what I've ordered! 🤔 ASMR 360 VR https://youtu.be/NNgiyvC82_M Thank you always! === SUBSCRIBE, it's free: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaVRk90IytEpDyw9hWNlq6g?sub_confirmation=1 === Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/2XTJpigAfCTwuAXPzqTQe5 === ASMR videos Playlist: French: https://goo.gl/Y6IdN7 Japanese: https://goo.gl/jF7ejM Korean: https://goo.gl/1OIMJS English: https://goo.gl/C861LY 100 triggers in 10 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxO_OLJ5J2U&list=PLP6OgESYfxTv_f-e1i69bt3_WwT2dkXoh ASMR in 50+ languages: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLmeLUUf7Rc&list=PLP6OgESYfxTuSDi9G4DEESckvxGOfRqpR ASMR Triggers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QS4Yfq1e5I&list=PLP6OgESYfxTvJpZdfj3d947Jy8SkaaWFK