Equal Temperament Tuning System
108 atlas referencesThe twelve-tone equal temperament reference used for note-frequency lookups throughout the atlas.
Standard equal-temperament note table with A4 = 440 Hz.
This library shows the source families behind the atlas. Some entries point to standards or measured domains, some to Cousto reference tables, and some to practitioner lineages that are included for provenance rather than consensus.
Frequency Atlas does not treat every source type as equivalent. Standards and measured references carry a different weight than interpretive or practitioner literature.
Where the atlas cites a practitioner lineage, that is so users can trace where a claim comes from. It is not a statement that the claim has been clinically settled.
For the densest Cousto-derived material, use the tuning data reference alongside this library.
The twelve-tone equal temperament reference used for note-frequency lookups throughout the atlas.
Standard equal-temperament note table with A4 = 440 Hz.
International standard specifying concert pitch reference for A4.
ISO 16: Standard tuning frequency (A4 = 440 Hz).
Foundational text for octave-transposed mappings between cycles, sound, and color.
Hans Cousto. The Cosmic Octave.
Referenced for biophoton and DNA resonance discussions. Included with explicit claim-boundary language.
Fritz-Albert Popp and related biophotonics literature.
Primary reference for the consciousness-structure framing used in the atlas research layer.
Jean Gebser. The Ever-Present Origin.
Used for brainwave frequency bands and broad EEG ranges, rather than for mystical or therapeutic certainty.
Neuroscience / EEG research.
Used for visible-light wavelengths, electromagnetic ranges, and general physics conversions.
Optics, physics, and electromagnetic-spectrum references.
Used for atmospheric resonances, Earth-ionosphere cavity behavior, and related geophysical frequencies.
W.O. Schumann (1952) and later geophysical literature.
Used for heart, breath, circadian, and other biological rhythm references.
Cardiology, physiology, chronobiology, and cell biology references.
Practitioner lineage for planetary gong usage, session framing, and sound-work interpretation.
Jens Zygar, Paiste planetary gong work, and related practitioner literature.
Historical, cultural, and practitioner sources used to document how frequencies are talked about in practice communities.
Traditional and practitioner sound-healing sources.
Commonly cited modern lineage for Solfeggio claims. Included for provenance, not as settled scientific consensus.
Joseph Puleo and modern Solfeggio literature.
Primary reference table used for the atlas tuning-data surfaces and Cousto-derived cycle mappings.
Planetware tuning tables by Hans Cousto.
Open source