10 min of D. Perfect Pitch: Become a walking tuning fork. Imprint D in you.

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This is a track to imprint the sound of D (Re) in your brain. The melodies are built using just the note D. The idea is to create as much variety while sticking to the note D in the most used octaves.
Some overtones will interfere, but at the end of the listen activity different versions of D will keep resonating in your brain, eventually in a permanent way.
No colors have been used in the video to avoid conflicts among the many different preferences with regards to the relation color-note.
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[@tunicpanda]

this is (probably) useful for my ocarina practice. I just started

[@skyismyhome8274]

Thank you This is a perfect soundings to hear to ear please make all notes like this..

[@avxry6352]

awesome. keep em coming. I really use them

[@sergioandre6394]

Muchas gracias, es un obra de arte

[@Iamsahaj]

Thanks for this ..

[@shartne]

I like D it the best.

[@therealhelmholtz]

DELAWARE

[@nealpaddock]

brilliant!

[@SantiagoLopez-uu6uk]

I still wanna be a tuning fork xd

[@obsidian_gmd]

"No colors have been used in the video" Except for red

[@antonperera8865]

A

[@therealhelmholtz]

delaware

[@therealhelmholtz]

Delaware

[@hugomusic9504]

Im sorry but if you don't have perfect pitch you are not gonna learn it. Instead of being depressed I suggest you practicing your relative pitch. It is even more useful then perfect pitch. Brahms for example did not have perfect pitch so........

[@wed2w]

Hugo Rousu if i already have pretty nice relative pitch and i think i got good comprehension in music colors as well as theories and trying to get that lovely big scoop --Perfect Pitch , is there a way like like listen to this kind of videos?

[@radishproductions1933]

i believe that you can learn it, undoubtedly it will not be as good as those "born with it"