Perfect Pitch Lesson 7

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Now it's time to understand the overall goal of Absolute Pitch Power

If you're actually doing the lessons, then your pitch recall range should be narrowing. What I mean by this is, if you had no idea where a C was before, you probably now know that it's not a G or an F because that would be too far away.

What the entire Absolute Pitch Power process is doing is focusing your ear. So you might notice that when you try to guess a C, you are aware that an F is too high to be a C and a G is too low to be a C. Soon you will recognize that an E flat is too high to be a C and an A is too low to be a C. And when you have absolute pitch, you'll know that a C is only a C. And you'll be able to refine it even further to know how sharp or flat any given C is. But whereas this level of absolute pitch takes a lot of time and practice, simply being able to name notes will come much quicker.

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