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This post has been edited by BelowAverage: Apr 19 2016, 10:17 AM

i don't need the test. i can live without perfect pitch, in fact, i'm happy because i don't have perfect pitch.

little ice, why you say that?

dun really need to take the test to know that i fail in perfect pitch... edi give up trying to achieve it also..
Wish i had taken musical training more seriously when i was 3 or 4 yrs old =/

Congrats on having perfect pitch.. make sure you make good use of it. compose more awesome songs lol
don't waste your that skill or else i will come and slice your brain out to "see how it works"

because i'm happy i don't need to be like my friends playing out of tune instrument hurting their ears, for example, hitting on a C but in fact it's exactly semitone lower. They told me it feels like they're hitting the wrong notes all the time.

I gave up after 60 tones, the test is just tooooo long.

honestly, there is 1 off key piano in my music school. everytime i played it, i just like, @#&$*#&$)#)$ i go play another piano

all together 80 only, bear with it.

I also when i finnish 80. wtf so many

hmm i'm interested how perfect pitch musicians deal with transposed instrument, say, saxophones.

for example, alto sax:

read C, play C, but sound Eb (major 6th lower).

ok fine, got used to it. now, play tenor sax:

read C, play C, expected Eb, but sound Bb (major 9th lower). each sax produce different pitch on the same fingering (actually, only 2 types, either play C sounds Bb, or play C sounds Eb).

little ice...its not a prob for me...cos when i play a soprano sax...I already know what notes to press as I've prepared for my ears to expect to hear the correct concert pitch.

Meaning when I press a 'c' on the sopranosax....I already know its gonna sound a concert 'B flat'.

empire, sorry for hiding something behind you this long. i'm someone you know very well. your priority empire violinist.

This post has been edited by little ice: Dec 23 2008, 11:04 PM

little ice...I kinda know d cos the way you talk here does remind me of someone! hehehe.....so how's tropicana city?

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Added on December 23, 2008, 11:10 pmand how's cheras?

This post has been edited by empire: Dec 23 2008, 11:10 PM

haha, i got some little ice to cool me down. damn hot these days.

by the way, i've read some perfect pitch sax player actually transpose all the notation on the fly cause he cannot get rid of the concert pitch. sounds amazing...

not really. I play sax so I know how a perfect pitch musician feels when he plays a sax or brass instrument. It's not at all hard. Just a matter of practice. NOthing to it.

interesting.

but wouldn't it be hard to relate the notation with the concert pitch? i know most sax players play by ear, but not sure when it comes to notation reading.

however i found it to be true to almost all the pianist, they just can't stand playing piano that sound transposed.

little ice...when ity comes to piano....I really cant tahan if its out of pitch! So sakit my telinga!! aduh!

Anyway...got practise the 1st violin or not?

not really cause my violin is back to operation now. going great and estimated will be done in another 2 weeks and i'll be free to practice anytime!

PS: anything can PM, don't want hijack this thread. jimat SMS fees some more lol.

operation again???what now?

PM'ed you.

but hey, will it hurt your ear when you play out of tune violin?

little ice,yes.. it hurts... a lot!

maybe there should be a list of lyn perfect pitch members -__-
empire perfect pitched?