A Must See! I Dont Have Words For It :o:o, What an lucky luke :O in a musical form ofc :D |
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A Must See! I Dont Have Words For It :o:o, What an lucky luke :O in a musical form ofc :D |
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Dec 8 2008, 09:27 AM
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Look at this you guys ,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nIcPTm0dmo...feature=related Here is when the sick thing comes..he regonize harmonys like we are breathing its this possible...do you think steve vai and satriani are able to do this i feel so un musical now. i wanna put down my guitar dudes..im not worthy anymore..im never gonna be a so big musical talent..i feel so...well hehe LOOK AT 3.40 and out man ...sick its the only word i can say https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGOH1xzNCOU |
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Dec 8 2008, 09:46 AM |
hmm very interesting documentary..
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Dec 8 2008, 10:55 AM |
Did you see the other links?
I'm not sure how you will react to this one, YouTube-Link, but I thought it was extremely entertaining... |
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Dec 8 2008, 11:17 AM |
Probably, he doesnt have sight, so another sense is highly developed, like authistic children who can draw amazingly
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Dec 8 2008, 11:32 AM
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Yeah, it is amazing Well he got perfect pitch as well as relative, and insane amount of practice, nothing inhuman abilities and so called "born with talent", so go and practice! and i think that Satriani can do something similar. p.s.- for ear training i strongly recomend David Lucas Burge courses, i only got started with them (5 days ago) and already got good results! (before i couldn`t even recognize open strings and notes pitches ) Nahh...you can learn to a degree..but he`s an monster...he play flawless mozart piezes he never heard before, and hear over 50 several tones and able to arpeggiat every single note :D Did you see the other links? I'm not sure how you will react to this one, YouTube-Link, but I thought it was extremely entertaining... haha ..THis was a joke right? |
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Dec 8 2008, 12:58 PM |
Wow... This guy is amazing.. Give me a few years with ear training, and I might be a quarter as good
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Dec 8 2008, 08:50 PM |
I think that is very strange, it shows how our brain is highly sofisticated, but also it's a give&take thing - it has it's limits, as we see in this case. Derek is retarded on one side, but has this amazing sound processing ability one the other side, almost resembling to a machine-like process of differentiating sound wave frequencies. I am sorry about this fellow, cause he cannot live a normal life, and has to go through these tortures. I hope some day people will invent cures for these issues. Unfortunately it is very hard to do that with the brain it is far too complex for present technology.
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Dec 9 2008, 01:02 AM |
As far as perfect pitch goes, i think almost all musicians have a certain type of pitch perfection, just depends on how it manifests. For myself for example, i do not have "Pefect pitch" per the definition, like if someone told me to sing middle C without having heard it i could not do it. But at the same time i have the ability to distingish variations of a note less than a quarter tone, for example if you played F..and F# i could sing and hear inbetween the two. In some respects though it is a curse, there are certain artists i cannot stand listening to because they are always sharp or flat to my ear. Daniel Very good point Daniel. I don't have perfect pitch per definition either, but I can instantly hear if my guitar get just a little bit out of tune (cause I know how it should be exactly on tune). So people are still liking it and it comes "as curse" because I just want to stop playing it and retune it -------------------- my "Thank you GMC!" video
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Dec 9 2008, 01:35 AM |
There is always some sort of balance in universe,
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