🎚️ Adjust your musical thermostat

Change the temperature of your music.
Tune it to feel exactly how you feel.

You wouldn’t wear the same clothes on a tropical beach and a snowy mountain. So why listen to music tuned the same way, everywhere? Retune your music to 432 Hz or any Solfeggio frequency—warm it up, cool it down, and dial in the vibe that fits your body and your space.

why retune

Music isn’t just sound. It’s environment. It’s energy. It’s you.

When you walk into a room and adjust the thermostat, you’re shifting the feel of the space. Music works the same way. Most music is tuned to 440 Hz. But your physiology, your mood, and your room might want something different—432 Hz for a warmer feel, or a specific Solfeggio frequency to match your intention. Retuning doesn’t change the song; it changes how it feels.

Keep your library—change the feel

• Retune the music you already love instead of hunting for alternate versions.
• Adjust pitch in real time for streaming—or convert local files once and keep them.

Dial in moments and intentions

• Choose from the Solfeggio set (174–963 Hz) or 432 Hz for a warm, relaxed feel.
• Add binaural options (on supported apps) for focus, meditation, or sleep.
our apps

Choose what fits you best

Whether you stream on YouTube or Apple Music, play local files, or need cross‑device control, there’s an app for your flow.

Song Re‑Tuner (Web)

Upload a track, retune it to 432 Hz or any Solfeggio frequency, then download.

One‑time conversion MP3 / WAV

YouTube Music Frequency Re‑Tuner (Browser Extension)

Retune any song on YouTube / YouTube Music in real time—just like Apple Music Re‑Tuner.

Browser extension Real‑time

Apple Music Frequency Re‑Tuner (Browser Extension)

Adjust Apple Music’s pitch live in your browser, tuning each track to your chosen frequency.

Browser extension Real‑time

YouTube Music Binaural Re‑Tuner

Add binaural beats to your YouTube / YouTube Music stream while you listen.

Binaural add‑on Streaming

Apple Music Binaural Re‑Tuner

Infuse binaural beats into Apple Music in your browser for focus or relaxation.

Binaural add‑on Streaming

HZP (Hertz Player)

Flagship real‑time retuning across devices: stream Audius + play local files on Web, Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Android TV, CarPlay, Amazon TV.

Multi‑device Streaming + Local

SFP (Solfeggio Frequencies Player)

Dedicated player for your local MP3/WAV library with real‑time retuning.

Local files Real‑time

Player Plus Series (174–963 Hz)

Simple, dedicated players for a single chosen Solfeggio frequency on every OS.

Single‑frequency Windows / Mac / iOS / Android
compare

Quick comparison

Here’s the short version. For the full matrix, see the detailed comparison.

App Best for Key feature
Song Re‑Tuner (Web) One‑time conversions Upload & convert MP3/WAV to 432 Hz or Solfeggio
YouTube Music Frequency Re‑Tuner YouTube / YouTube Music listeners Browser extension, real‑time tuning
Apple Music Frequency Re‑Tuner Apple Music via browser Browser extension, real‑time tuning
YouTube Music Binaural Re‑Tuner Focus, meditation, sleep workflows Add binaural beats to the stream
Apple Music Binaural Re‑Tuner Apple Music listeners Infuse binaural beats in real time
HZP (Hertz Player) Power users / cross‑device control Streaming + local, multi‑platform
SFP (Solfeggio Frequencies Player) Local file libraries Dedicated player with real‑time retuning
Player Plus Series Single‑frequency simplicity One dedicated player per frequency
make it feel like you

When your music aligns with you, you listen differently.

Retuning isn’t about changing genres or taste—it’s about resonance. When the tuning matches your moment—relaxation, focus, creativity, play—listening becomes part of how you move through the day.

faq

Frequently Asked Questions

Will retuning change the style of my song?

No—the melody, rhythm, and mix remain. You’re shifting pitch reference to adjust the feel, much like changing color temperature of a light.

Do I need to find special 432 Hz versions?

Not at all. Our tools retune what you already listen to—streaming or local files—so you keep your library and playlists.

Is there proof one frequency is “best” for everyone?

We don’t claim one-size-fits-all. We give you control to choose the tuning that feels best for you and your environment.