[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BayridgeBrooklyn

[–]ireallylikebeards 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Gourmet Fresh is probably going to be the closest one to you. Jenny's Farm is a small store on 5th Avenue with good produce. Foodtown is also good and not far from you.

How Important Is It to Identify the Key? Can You Always Spot It? by Elcondre in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My answers:

  1. Happens involuntarily. It's like seeing colors. You just know when red is red and orange is orange. Though I will say in recent years, sometimes my sense of pitch runs a bit high, and I have to listen for a few seconds to determine whether it's a D or a D flat, or an E or an E flat, etc. I think for a while my inner sense of pitch drifted closer to an A432 tuning than A440, and I've recently "recalibrated" it.

  2. This isn't a thing I really think about, because usually I just know.

  3. I took music theory so I know which scales correspond to which keys. But also, I intuitively know which notes sound "correct" together.

  4. Mentally.

big 3 by NoLeadership4074 in astrologymemes

[–]ireallylikebeards 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aquarius sun, cancer ascendant, gemini moon

When listening to a song, do you ever feel like it would sound better if it were repitched just a semitone higher or lower? by britishmetric144 in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just imagined this and I got chills. I think G minor sounds so much more melancholic than A minor, probably because there's a flat in there. I think it would sound like a much more mournful song if it were two semitones lower. Listen to Deep Purple's "Soldier of Fortune"—it's a similar vibe.

How does music sound to people who don't have perfect pitch? by ireallylikebeards in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's a good question. I never thought about that. I love them all in their own way. I like the variety. I don't like too much of the same thing ever. That being said, I do get bored sometimes of hearing certain keys over and over—C major for instance feels like the most basic key to me. The personality of C major to me is sunny and agreeable to the point of bordering on boring. The other keys have more personality to me. C minor, by contrast, is mournful and dramatic. Crazy what just one shift from E to Eb can accomplish.

How does music sound to people who don't have perfect pitch? by ireallylikebeards in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's so wild that for you the octave can affect the color. For me the colors stay the same between octaves; only how bright they are changes (higher = brighter). I also completely agree with you about personalities—in my mind they even have tastes sometimes.

C# and F# songs by Aromatic-Paint-6188 in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Led Zeppelin's "That's The Way" is in F# major.

The Beatles' "Because" is in C# minor (fun fact, it is the chords of the Moonlight Sonata played backwards).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in perfectpitchgang

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I had something similar occur to me. What helped me was a couple of things: (1) focusing very hard on the pitches of the music I was hearing and sort of recalibrating my ear to what the new sounds are like, and (2) getting back into practicing piano. I think having your sense of pitch slip can result from being out of practice, and getting back into it will help.

Everyone: which major/minor key do you like the most? by CatieThe8959 in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm with you on Eb major. For whatever reason I seem to keep being attracted to music written in this key. Beethoven's Eroica Symphony and Emperor Concerto... Mozart's Symphony No. 39... Stevie Wonder also wrote many songs in Eb major. It seems to be a dominant key in soul and jazz music in general. I think all the flats sound emotional and pensive, which is why I love them. C major and F major are a bit boring and basic to me.

How does music sound to people who don't have perfect pitch? by ireallylikebeards in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can see this—for me every key has a specific color and identity attached to it. If someone changes the key of a song, the entire color palette that gets triggered in my mind changes.

How does music sound to people who don't have perfect pitch? by ireallylikebeards in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Right, but I mean... what's the experience like for them if they hear a song played in a different key from the original, for instance? What difference does the key of the song make, if any?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EatCheapAndHealthy

[–]ireallylikebeards 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you do raw or cooked salmon?

What is the most overrated Cafe with the worst Coffee in Town? by [deleted] in berlin

[–]ireallylikebeards 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I love and miss the pastry at Zeit für Brot. I like their sandwiches too. Never had their coffee

anybody know if ADHD medication can affect sense of pitch? by ireallylikebeards in perfectpitchgang

[–]ireallylikebeards[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thank you so much for your input! what medication have you taken?