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

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This is a track to imprint the sound of C (Do) in your brain. Made with a mixture of vintage sounds and traditional instruments. The idea is to create as much variety while sticking to the note C in the most used octaves.
The piece uses a sequence I v IV I
Some overtones will interfere, but at the end of the listen activity different versions of C will keep resonating in your brain, eventually in a permanent way.
Colors have been restricted to the maximum in the video to avoid conflicts among the many different preferences with regards to the relation color-note.
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[@davidk7529]

It’ll be nice to be able to tune now. I was just a walking fork before.

[@JXter_]

This is actually just a beautiful song. I like the fact that it's not just a held-out C note (as eventually the note loses listener's value- it no longer sounds like a note and more or less just noise), but actually has a nice rhythm and chord changes behind it. Very nice to listen to.

[@musicwithnopain]

Thank you Tom

[@wyattstevens8574]

Yeah- it just develops into a nice little drone!

[@colinnutley6428]

Fab, thank you. I know now why i got all C's at school

[@robertegby]

Ah, the Inevitable C Note. It's one of the Cosmic Principles I mention in my book "Chasing the Cosmic Principle." Take a pendulum and hold it while a C Note is played -- yes this program too -- and it will only swing counter-clockwise, the sign of Yin female energy. It is the only note out of all music that does this. One must suppose it is a Healing Sound. The color Yellow -- the word itself in any language and also the color causes a pendulum to go counter-clockwise. So many things Humans do not know. Have a good day.

[@sierragarcia805]

I hope they do another 10 minute video, and turn us into tuning forks, and imprint the note D in us.

[@markbuffalo37]

WHAT THE FUCK

[@TheZebralover34]

Lol

[@therealhelmholtz]

here you go Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jamydGx6pbN_jck I can see that you are clearly from Delaware.

[@szskits9786]

I'll imprint D in you

[@jcbbb]

lmfao@@szskits9786

[@anatheistsopinion9974]

Being a "walking tuning fork" is very useful when a friend brings his/her guitar but no tuning device. Especially if this is someone you have a crush on and need to impress.

[@yunoewig3095]

An Atheist's Opinion hahaha

[@wyattstevens8574]

If you're looking for something to improve it, watch Aimee Nolte's January 2019 video "Developing Perfect Pitch," where she talks about getting your base pitch from a song you really know already.

[@noracherifi2173]

Me voilà hypnotisée. Je reconnais désormais un Do à coup sûr ! C'est absolument génial. Merci, merci merci !!!

[@leona7522]

Walking tuning fork of C... Excellent vocal warmup and prelude to meditation.

[@sarpcakc56]

bae: i love the letter "C" me:

[@tamarahblack2136]

Thanks!

[@TheSomebodyoutthere]

I just love listening to it

[@devonflyfisher]

I can "C" clearly now.........

[@vela7447]

.........the Re is gone.........

[@Mishtiman]

@@vela7447 Me can C it from Fa(r). U may say So "would u like to hv Ti?

[@TheF.E.A.T]

ah man of culture I 'C'

[@lilactheruevet2424]

THE RAIN IS GONE

[@weedpipe]

C señor

[@MsEustaciaVye]

Lovely photos...fog + water + leaves +........ rock...Many thanks

[@Aj-bg5dy]

=)

[@MsEustaciaVye]

Thanks Marcello....pretty spunky....love these notes and opportunities to imprint...THANKS

[@LtJDangle]

I've been listening to musicwithnopain's other videos over the last few days, but I think this one is the most helpful to me so far. I've always been able to correctly sing a song's melody (not well, mind you), but I've never been able to identify which notes they actually are. With this, when I hear this song in my mind, I'll know that the thread connecting this whole song together is "C." The music is strangely compelling and now that the video has ended, I can still hear it in my mind. Educational purposes aside, this is a song that I would gladly listen to, just for the feelings it evoked. If I had to name the mood of the music, I would have to say "Quiet strength." Also, I definitely got a "Choo choo train vibe." :PLove it! Keep up the great work! :)

[@tesspulido]

"Quiet Strength" -- yes! :)

[@deliciousredmango]

I'm listening to this because it makes me dream of beautiful things

[@musicwithnopain]

Nice, thank you

[@richasharma581]

😍

[@leandromana]

Beautiful! I also "C" clearly now...

[@ken2391]

Great! Very Zen too

[@jjjamie3935]

i like how the intro music started with a C as well

[@StanAlter]

Now I'm starting to vibrate. Thanks.

[@mrofnocnon]

Wonderful!

[@violetvioletchiffon]

I want to see the sheet music.

[@JXter_]

The chord progression is C major - G minor - F major - C major, if that helps!

[@aaryanshah2063]

violetvioletchiffon it’s C

[@onceuponadisneygeek2876]

Thank you for posting this!

[@JRPW]

Amazing! Good Job!!!

[@deeviggamuzik3940]

Superb!

[@onlytamaramusic]

you are heaven sent! thank you

[@igorveneza4145]

I REALLY WANT THE OTHER SOUNDS

[@themagnifly]

beautiful

[@elenamartin8215]

Great video, thank you

[@mollyomalleyx]

when it hits that c note 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@samalvarez7177]

It would be kinda evil if he did c# instead

[@speedydratini8868]

oh god im scared now

[@danna4888]

very good ¡¡¡ its perfect ¡

[@lorichet]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@trevorpsy]

Casts a magical spell.

[@filip_g]

Please someone do dance remix of this 10 minute masterpiece!

[@Adv.AnanthaPadmanabhan]

do this for all other notes..it's great

[@insub0rdinationaj249]

I'm telling the story of imprinting C to the orchestra. they would think I'm psycho if they saw me , she's shut, giving a bunch of meditating positions and oof. C is in my mind forever.

[@therealhelmholtz]

welcome to colorado, friend.

[@shameonlemon4098]

It worked?

[@FlappyCat-ef6oq]

fuck I had autoplay on and I realized I was memorizing G!

[@Iamsahaj]

M n love with this..

[@PerfectPitchForAdults]

Should be great for developing "absolute relative pitch"... ))

[@willem0204]

I love the part where it goes mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@shameonlemon4098]

This is 10 mins of relative pitch. Still it can help to get perfect pitch with time maybe

[@valerioviolinoconti2832]

Laa la la, lalalallàa..lalalallàa...hey jude!

[@mitchellcaluori3413]

do you know what the chord progression is?

[@musicwithnopain]

Hey jude: I VII IV I This: I v IV I

[@valerioviolinoconti2832]

musicwithnopain yes but it's not too far

[@musicwithnopain]

In addition to that, the tonic's mode is undefined as it not a chord but a note. The impression of a Major chord is given by the harmonics. The I bVII IV I has been faithfully used in: Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine I'm Driving My Life Away - Eddie Rabbitt (chorus) Lady Gaga - Born This Way Werewolves of London - Warren Zevon or its copycat All Summer Long - Kid Rock ...if chord progressions were copyrighted rock and pop would not proper (and Johann Pachelbel wouldn't have composed his canon)

[@valerioviolinoconti2832]

musicwithnopain i like very much your work...thank you...this video can help many musicians

[@johnwright739]

This is great for shedding modes

[@andres2955]

There’s a B flat and an A in the background

[@wyattstevens8574]

I know, but C is just the main sound.

[@ollewernersson3837]

Should I picture green as I listen to C?

[@voynich7119]

I see green as well. Like a bright green hillscape.

[@harmony6643]

@Voynich Interestingly enough, C also is green for me. Usually, it's less of a bright green and not a landscape but rather a darker, pale, almost bluish green that is missing a specific shape. For this video, though, it is actually lighter and different shades of green that appear in something like splashes, almost like those circles that appear when a raindrop hits the water.

[@therealhelmholtz]

well, I know a friend who pictures green for the note G. He passed the presents at my facility in 2018. He was the Green Burrito

[@theresamathai1723]

just 1 thing----are the pictures supposed 2 help in remembering C pitch (eye-ear coordination)?would this exercise work just as well without the pics?

[@jodomerrinho]

Muito bom

[@carlosmante]

Do, Do, Do, Do.

[@elideangeli5098]

Well don’t play C with other chords, that defeats the purpose although I guess it helps...?

[@MosesNg]

But the ringing thing at the beginning is C# *broke system*

[@marks1679]

Every time I try to work out the pitch of a note, and I mean every single time, it is somehow a G? Can someone please tell me why this is?

[@pyrosaurus_rex7343]

I have the same problem

[@ChayaRed]

you listen to a lot of my chemical romance? this sounds really weird but i can correctly identify 'g' just because of the meme that surrounds it. i often hear the note 'g' in a context where i know that it's a 'g' and that eventually taught me how to know what it is

[@marks1679]

Nah I'm a lot better now, I can identify Bb, C, D, Eb, E, F, G and A quite easily. C#, F# and G# always give me trouble tho 😂

[@nicholasgonzales7521]

Cocaine maybe the source of your issue ... Or mainstream music. Either or

[@wyattstevens8574]

3rd overtone is actually theoretically indistinguishable from it, so maybe you're just hearing extra harmonics?

[@eddyguerra9524]

Does it really work this way?

[@daniabadeister1526]

+Eddy Guerra Yes it does. You have to keep reminind you that the sounds you're listening to are a C and listen to this video regularly.

[@eddyguerra9524]

+Loïs Jotry Thx, cause I'm looking for a good way to learn for my students.

[@daniabadeister1526]

Eddy Guerra It's quite boring though, I recomended it to some of my students but i wouldn't expect them to do as indicated if I were you. Works if they are motivated.

[@RYAN-zm8kr]

Cool song? Which key is it in?

[@virgilvangsgaard4306]

think its f

[@therealhelmholtz]

IT'S IN THE KEY OF C FOR COLORADO

[@krnbhs]

Hi. Is this middle C ??

[@krnbhs]

monkeh88 Ok. So C4 on a 5 octave ( 61-keys) keyboard ??..

[@krnbhs]

Ok. Thank you.

[@earldlane]

C5

[@therealhelmholtz]

it is.

[@abhaysr3091]

Did they steal this from interstellar?

[@therealhelmholtz]

what? no.

[@avxry6352]

more notes

[@alonzovargasm]

Does it really work?

[@valerioviolinoconti2832]

mvalz yes but u must think with right half of your mind

[@kingsk0133]

Why am I watching this? I have perfect pitch already...

[@FruttiTutti23]

Same here

[@eduardocavalcanti3362]

.-.

[@kylewhitehead1684]

So you can flaunt a skill you probably don't really even have to feel good about yourself despite a lack of achievement in life?

[@Dubliners39]

((((((((🎼))))))))))

[@Bobabloxqueen]

Cc

[@eugenewei4302]

wow really?