396 Player Plus

What is the 396 Hz frequency?

396 Hz is the first tone of the canonical solfeggio hexachord — a six-tone musical scale dating back to medieval Italian musical theory, traditionally attributed to the monk Guido d'Arezzo. In modern sound healing it's associated with the root chakra and used during release work — letting go of fear and guilt, settling difficult emotions, the slow internal motion of putting something heavy down. In musical terms, 396 Hz corresponds to the note G4 when the standard scale is anchored there, with A4 ending up at approximately 444.49 Hz.

What does 396 Hz do?

In the solfeggio tradition, 396 Hz is treated as a release tone — paired with letting go, root-chakra work, and the slow settling of difficult emotions. Whether you experience anything specific while listening is your own to discover. Technically, 396 Player Plus retunes your music so the note G4 sits at 396 Hz, with A4 landing around 444.49 Hz, in real time and without altering the original files.

How does 396 Hz compare to 432 Hz?

432 Hz is a small shift down from the modern 440 Hz tuning standard, generally used as an everyday alternative reference for general listening. 396 Hz is a more specific tool — anchored at G4 with A4 ending up around 444.49 Hz, used in the solfeggio tradition for release work rather than general listening. Many people use 432 Hz across their library and reach for 396 Hz during specific intentional sessions like meditation or journaling.

What music formats does 396 Player Plus support?

MP3, FLAC, WAV, and other common audio formats. The app retunes in real time without re-encoding the file.

Is the app a one-time purchase?

Try it free for 20 retunes, then $19.99 unlocks this frequency permanently. Want all 10? $99.99 one-time. No subscriptions, no ads, no tracking.