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In your case, you say you associate "certain" notes to its song. In my opinion, the last step of telling the name of a note as opposed to naming correctly, effortlessly, which song starts with that note is not a requirement to perfect pitch: knowing the note name is a detail that you can master easily if you already have associations to each note without thinking about it, and that last skill isn't related to your ear per say.įor example, if you can almost always sing a C because your favorite song starts with a C and from there you derive the relative interval to, say, an A, and can then sing that A pretty accurately, you have a good ear, but not perfect pitch. Very few can systematically start a song on the correct note, or, given a note, tell instantly which song starts with that note. (I am in that category: I will get the start note of some songs right more than half of the time when I am wrong, I am usually off by a tone or so, and sometimes I am completely off.) And they will occasionally make mistakes. This happens with songs they hear or practice often typically. That's relative pitch.Ī smaller group can often start some songs on the correct note.
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guess what a note is once they have been told the name of another note.