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How useful is popular scientific research in understanding the phenomenon of perfect pitch? My answer may surprise you...
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How to be taken seriously - video yourself using a cell phone under crap lighting circumstances with lots of wind noise so it's a struggle to hear.
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I like your vids, but could you please stop beating around the bush and get to the matter at hand, and explain how we can learn perfect pitch?
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Doesn't most research actually show that adults have no hope of developing perfect pitch?
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@nathanialblower9216
7 years ago
It seems like you're assuming that if someone is born with PP (or develops it as a child) then they're probably using the right mechanism (which is the same as the added layer of hearing, if understand correctly). But why do you think this? Also, do you think wrong mechanism people can never be as accurate as right mechanism people? And if they could be as accurate, how would you test if they were using the right mechanism?
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