11 years ago I joined a guitar tution only to stop in just 20 days because I had that much to pay for the fees and I was too scared to ask my parents, later on I started writing rap music and went to music studio and gave auditions until I realised the competition was too much and I thought I was not that good. So I quit music 4 years ago but I guessed all these 3 notes correctly. I didn't cry but it was a weird feeling.
entertaining, but i dont get it. having perfect pitch is like being able to tell colors apart. for them its nothing special. but everytime someone "challenges" a perfect pitch hearer, i always see it like, "..and quick! what color was that!?" " blue…" " wow! correct!!" . a challenge would rather be like "which 7 notes did we play for a split second?" i would like to see at what stage it would be challenging for perfect pitch.
True pitch is impressive because is really hard to memorize a reference sound and be able to play it in your mind every time you want to identify a note but it doesn't have a chance against perfect pitch. For people with perfect pitch, every note has it's own sound clearly different from the others.
A good analogy using colors would be true pitch is like seeing in black and white, memorizr an specific shade of grey and then be able to tell how many degrees of dark or light from your reference grey is the color you want to indentify while perfect pitch would be like seeing in color. You don't need a reference to differenciate between red and blue, they are just different and that's how notes work for people with perfect pitch.
Here's my question: can perfect pitch people deal with notes outside the western classical scale? I know people with PP hate things being out of tune, but will that mess with their ability to identify notes? Also, what happens when you have more than 12 notes in an octave
Perfect pitch is not inate it is learned at the same time you learn speech and therefore is as instant as any speech recognition in your mother language. If you have perfect pitch tonality is part of your actual language
It always makes me feel better to know that everyone with perfect pitch loses it as they age. Something about the inner ear changes so it shifts down i think?
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I did this challenge too, and I raised my hand as soon as I heard the note every time. PS, I have perfect pitch too
I got the first one right but was a half step flat for the last two
I got them all right on my second watch ☺️
What
omg wait I suck at music theory or notes or reading music and I literally got every one correct
11 years ago I joined a guitar tution only to stop in just 20 days because I had that much to pay for the fees and I was too scared to ask my parents, later on I started writing rap music and went to music studio and gave auditions until I realised the competition was too much and I thought I was not that good. So I quit music 4 years ago but I guessed all these 3 notes correctly. I didn't cry but it was a weird feeling.
Dont you know his people invented perfect pitch? 😂
I got one of them correct.
The first one I heard the answer too early.
The second I actually got it
The third I said B flat (I was trying to find the note in the context of a key or melody in my head)
Understanding >> Knowing
Runaway E… the only one I could recognize
entertaining, but i dont get it. having perfect pitch is like being able to tell colors apart. for them its nothing special. but everytime someone "challenges" a perfect pitch hearer, i always see it like,
"..and quick! what color was that!?"
" blue…"
" wow! correct!!" .
a challenge would rather be like
"which 7 notes did we play for a split second?"
i would like to see at what stage it would be challenging for perfect pitch.
Whats the difference between prefect pitch and true pitch
i was confused af before i understood what was going on 😭
So free tier vs membership
True pitch, I’m guessing is no training while perfect, is training? But I guess depending on the person some with true pitch can get it fast? Idk
BRU IM ALWAYS A HALF STEP OFF
not scientific
HOLY SHIT I HAVENT PRACTICED KEYS SINCE I WAS 6 and im STILL CLOSE i just messed up B and D
Don't worry, he'll lose it around 65 like they all do 👍
"1 2 3.. I WANT YURI" 😭 why'd I remember that
Perfect pitch can be a disadvantage. You hear the pitch as opposed to the note function
I dont have major in music nor knows to play any instrument but how tf did i guess 2 out of 3
the only way you can win against a perfect pitch is having perfect pitch too
So the guy on the bottom was just born with it? How tf are you supposed to compete with that.
how the hell did I know the third one was D (not flat)
Now play it detuned
True pitch is impressive because is really hard to memorize a reference sound and be able to play it in your mind every time you want to identify a note but it doesn't have a chance against perfect pitch. For people with perfect pitch, every note has it's own sound clearly different from the others.
A good analogy using colors would be true pitch is like seeing in black and white, memorizr an specific shade of grey and then be able to tell how many degrees of dark or light from your reference grey is the color you want to indentify while perfect pitch would be like seeing in color. You don't need a reference to differenciate between red and blue, they are just different and that's how notes work for people with perfect pitch.
He's taking his time because he needs to smell and taste it before he knows the pitch.
Bro just raise your hand immediately and answer 3 seconds later
Who didn't understand until they kept watching?
It's not hard …
Recognize a pitch n learn what note is that pitch. Simple
Here's my question: can perfect pitch people deal with notes outside the western classical scale? I know people with PP hate things being out of tune, but will that mess with their ability to identify notes? Also, what happens when you have more than 12 notes in an octave
You might think the guy on top lost because he was slow. Actually, that's not true. You see, he lost because he's a ni
Dude in the background looks like trea turner
No such thing as perfect pitch. It’s just practice
Respect for both guys
Perfect pitch is not inate it is learned at the same time you learn speech and therefore is as instant as any speech recognition in your mother language. If you have perfect pitch tonality is part of your actual language
Just put your hand up as fast as you can
You don't need to wait to rise up you hand when they give you like 5-seconds extra to figure it out.
Efukt
i guess i have perfect pitch. sucks that i dont know what flat etc means.
for example i knew all, especially noticeable to D when i realized they use "flat" term.
i was questioning whats flat
Specialist vs autist
i don't like to flex but i dominate from Nothing to Do pitch
Is that the first note of FOCUS by Hearts2Hearts…?
It always makes me feel better to know that everyone with perfect pitch loses it as they age. Something about the inner ear changes so it shifts down i think?