I want to download youtube videos and convert their songs to 432 Hz, I do not pretend to steal their views or anything, just publish them on youtube like that so that it encourages producers to do the same.

My audio files on Audacity are not the same file as audacity allows it, and i'm currentily trying every single way I can to download a free video from youtube through a free software and swap the files using the softwares listed for free in Pc.mag dot com, which is the most trusty source for finding these kinds of softwares to download youtube videos. Guys, I need help in the following statement of the question.

The thing is, from what i've experienced, and from what i've researched, doing so actually creates or generates another problem: When we are attempting to do so, the files we come up with we are trying to s. According to some sources onto the internet, it is said that 'all that it is needed to do' in order to change and swipe a file from their natural disharmonic frequency (440 Hz) to their original harmonic frequency (432 Hz) it is said that all we need to do in order to do that, is simply to download the music you want to convert (in pitch) to the natural frequency of 432 you wish to get in order to finally convert and transvert the audio in it's whole. The problem is, when I tried to conclude upon this project of research, I thought it would be relatively slight, and tight simple. I am Velorace, an Independent Research and Philosopher, and currentily I am trying to do the project of a research to see and evaluate if it's possible doing and translating musics and songs from their original disharmonic frequency (440 Hz) to their natural harmonic frequency (432 Hz).

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