Perfect Pitch

Sophia Diaz15 said:You can definitely train your ear over time, but perfect pitch? That’s a different story entirely... I've been living and breathing music my whole life—went through music school, now I'm playing in a band. I actually taught myself guitar, and I can usually pick up any song in about two minutes and nail all the harmonies perfectly. Honestly, a single wrong note drives me crazy, but I wouldn't go so far as to claim I have perfect pitch. People who actually have that are incredibly rare...😉😉

Sarah Moore86 said:Are these "visions" purely subjective? Like, would every absolutist claim these specific colors are primary? I'm asking because a buddy of mine swears he sees colors whenever he hears music. For instance, with Hendrix, he gets Purple Haze (sort of a blackish-gray, metallic, but mostly purple), then Red House, Bleeding Heart, and Angel (lots of red tones, just different shades)—he even sees desert sand when listening to voodoo child. Then there's Beethoven—specifically Für Elise—where he sees colors of total purity, like white and this super light shade of green—almost like an atoll, but much brighter and cleaner—whereas the longer versions of the piece feel a bit more somber to him.
I can't think of all of them right now, but there are plenty more.

Jason Chavez32 said:Look, it’s cool that your friend sees colors, really—but that could also be synesthesia, which is basically just a neurological thing where your brain gets its wires crossed between seeing and hearing stuff.😲

Are you guys using some kind of secret code or what? 🤷 What does "atoll color" even mean?

Jason Chavez32 said:So, it’s great that your friend sees everything in technicolor, but that could also just be synesthesia—you know, a neurological quirk where your brain can't decide if it's seeing or hearing something.😲

Are you guys having some kind of coded conversation or what? 🤷What the hell does "atoll color" even mean?

Sarah Moore86;12519584 said:Supposedly when they try to fly, they can't even catch some sleep because there's just constant symphonies looping in their head, QUOTE]

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hollowscout7;12519783 said:

Sarah Moore86 said:Apparently, whenever they try to fly, sleep is impossible because there's just constant symphonies playing in their head. QUOTE]

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just melodies and compositions—total garbage 😕

Sarah Moore86 said:Where are you based? What kind of band are you playing in?

Sophia Diaz15 said:I'm from a small town in the Midwest—nothing fancy—so honestly, the band's name won't mean much to anyone around here. We aren't exactly big shots or anything.😁😁

Sarah Moore86 said:If you guys posted any videos on YouTube, I’ve gotta say—it’s always such a cool and interesting vibe seeing a woman behind the instrument. No disrespect intended at all, obviously! Just genuinely love seeing that.👍

Sophia Diaz15 said:We aren't on YouTube, unfortunately—but you can find us on MySpace if that's still a thing. Where are you calling in from?😉

Sarah Moore86 said:From San Francisco.

Sarah Moore86 said:From San Francisco.

Sophia Diaz15 said:we played a few shows out there...😉

Sarah Moore86 said:Look, it’s not like the guy is getting a literal headache from all those bright colors; he’s just absorbing them on some subconscious level. And apparently, when he tries to fly, he can't even sleep because his head is constantly filled with symphonies—especially if he overdoes the listening. We're talking twenty different tracks ranging from classical to 40s swing (even though that's not even his style), all perfectly composed and layered with multiple instruments. Honestly, it sounds completely impossible to me, and I find it hard to believe, but that’s just the situation. Plus, since he won't be able to eat anything tomorrow, what's the point of any of this?
As for those encrypted conversations; how on earth did you just come up with that idea out of thin air? You're just casting suspicion on yourself at this point.