Can You REALLY Learn Perfect Pitch? Ear Training & Challenge

Can You REALLY Learn Perfect Pitch? Ear Training & Challenge
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Perfect pitch isn’t in the ear it’s felt in the brain. There’s someone who cracked the code for how adults can feel the sensations in the brain. Understanding auditory pathway physiology, which is the process of sound travel through the ear to the brain. Sound information is processed in the auditory cortex, which is organized in tonotopic order (by frequency). They are neurons that respond to specific frequencies/notes. Understanding these sensations in the brain is how one can plan a perfect pitch journey based on feeling the tones in the brain. Feeling the tones on a daily basis teaches the brain how to recognize specific notes by matching the tones with specific resonances in the brain’s tonotopic map. For adults this is a slow process of ear development, but there’s absolutely no way the inner ear won’t be able to perceive pitch if the listening is “brain focused.” In other words play a tone and focus on the brain while allowing the sound to travel through the ear. This is the beginning to a new journey. The ear has the ability to name pitches just like the eyes can pick out colors. In fact, all 5 senses have identification parameters. But we’ve misplaced our focus for decades as it pertains perfect pitch. There is a way to identify pitch. Let’s stop acting like it’s impossible because “how” to discover it isn’t widely known yet, mainly due to unbelievers.

[@nicholas59841]

I got all my notes correct, but I missed one in the third level, missing the low D. Cool video!

[@wyattstevens8574]

I know of something that's *almost* there: the Levitin Effect!

[@mintu5931]

I actually got the first two levels right! But in the third level I didn‘t even get close…

[@MarkHopewell]

My daughter at age 8 could pick out the pitch of a bus braking with squealing brakes.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I came in second to Yuki. She only missed one note.
I only missed every note. But I know it's my weak area, I joked that I was born with two left ears and only started with music theory at 65 yoa.