Robert
Oranges and lemons, say the bells of St. Clements.
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Remember this guy? He has changed his look over the years... I remember these ads from when I was a teenager, and these ads for this course still show up in guitar magazines, except the dude is older.
People are clearly interested in this, but perfect pitch is not that useful really. What matters is relative pitch - meaning the ability to hear intervals perfectly. To learn that, you practice listening to intervals and transcribe music. Perfect Pitch has little to do with all this, but could be very useful if you make a living tuning pianos or can't afford to buy a tuner (or the tuner just broke) ... otherwise I don't see the point with it.
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People are clearly interested in this, but perfect pitch is not that useful really. What matters is relative pitch - meaning the ability to hear intervals perfectly. To learn that, you practice listening to intervals and transcribe music. Perfect Pitch has little to do with all this, but could be very useful if you make a living tuning pianos or can't afford to buy a tuner (or the tuner just broke) ... otherwise I don't see the point with it.