Perfect/absolute Pitch |
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Perfect/absolute Pitch |
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Dec 17 2008, 10:07 PM |
You are right mate, perfect pitch is a skill that you can acquire in time. It just depends how long it will take for you to develop the skill properly, depending how your brain is "wired" for pitch recognition. I think you can learn the perfect pitch ability no problem if you put some time and effort to it mate, so any guide or tool that can help you with it will only shorten the learning time.
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Dec 17 2008, 10:57 PM |
I only want relative pitch I think. Perfect pitch has many cons.
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Dec 18 2008, 09:54 AM |
Yeah Gerardo I have heard of that story too its a funny one
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Dec 18 2008, 04:08 PM |
Thx for answering!
Do you learn relative (or perfect, maybe?) pitch in time while playing music? |
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Dec 18 2008, 10:20 PM |
It's eventually good to train perfect pitch(I don't see many cudos to do that tho)
but only after you train VERY good relative pitch. Relative pitch is used daily,you can apply it to everything. Per example,when I'm listening to a song I say to myself "OK,lets say it's D major key". Then I listen to the chords and apply relative pitch to locate degrees,types of chords etc. After that,I can play that song from every key possible,doesn't matter at all. And you know the singers,bad condition of voice,move it whole step down and such. With perfect pitch I would waste my time to NAME each chord by color, it's not bad of course but after you gain good relative pitch,my 2 cents. -------------------- Youtube
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Dec 18 2008, 10:43 PM |
Great post Muris, I agree - relative pitch is very important indeed. Knowing the relationships between the notes, and memorizing them for example as numbers/intervals is a lot more useful in daily practice then knowing to name the notes (although that is good to know as well).
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