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The store currently lists version 2.3.9, updated 2026-10-09.
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Discover a new way to listen to your music. 432 Hz Player is a premium local music player that shifts the pitch of your audio in real-time to 432 Hz, 528 Hz, or any custom frequency you choose. No pre-conversion required; just import your tracks and press play.
We deeply love the magic of the 432 Hz frequency and believe everyone should experience its natural resonance. That's why we've engineered a high-fidelity audio engine that guarantees pristine, artifact-free pitch conversion, so you hear every detail exactly as it was meant to be felt.
KEY FEATURES:
• REAL-TIME PITCH SHIFTING
Seamlessly tune your music to 432 Hz, 528 Hz, or historic tunings like 415 Hz (Baroque). Adjust pitch precisely by semitones and cents with zero latency and exceptional audio quality.
• HIGH-PRECISION 432HZ TUNING
Elevate your listening.…
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- Added "Mix With Other Apps" support: Play your tuned music alongside audio from other apps. - Enhanced search experience with recent search history and improved keyword matching. - Performance enhancements and known issue fixes.
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