6 of 524 3rd garde students had natural relative pitch. We were handed violins to play. They never understood. I never heard it. I felt it. Something about waveform harmonics. It's a viseral reaction. It's hard to explain. Like focusing a flashlight to see something. Focus Hearing to a single voice in a choir. Focus an ear to a single note. No matter the cacophony. Saying notes out loud while playing lots and lots of scales. All help to learn Relative Pitch perfectly. Close your eyes and listen. Great Fun lesson Master Tomo.
Thank you for sharing! Perfect pitch people 2 things. They can hear pitches fas and easy but they need a great musical sense to play music or wring great songs. And their ability will going down as they get older especially if you are improviser…
Thank you for sharing! Perfect pitch people 2 things. They can hear pitches fas and easy but they need a great musical sense to play music or wring great songs. And their ability will going down as they get older especially if you are improviser… thank you! Relative perfect pitch is better and anyone can get it but it won’t jump out from a cabinet!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Very true. If I hear a note I know about where it is on the strings and can generally duplicate it. But I don’t know what the note is until I find it. However, I’ve always been able to tell how far a note is from another. Relative Pitch. For some it is easier than others. The more they relax, close their eyes and listen the easier it is. I have lost much of it 50 years later, but by improvising and just playing and practice everyday it keeps working. As Bach said "the notes please the ear".
great uncle bob died a while back but he grew up in the great depression, I saw that you pushed down on the b string above the nut, he cut his b sting and twist it back together above the nut and it gave the b string a different vibration. We have so many effects these days that we forget where they came from.
SUP! Tomo San! Thanks man. I was practicing acoustic and switched over to my electric when I saw this to enjoy your lesson. Music theory is starting to make sense for me. Even at 3 years on keyboard now, I am still trying to get the AHA moment when it all makes sense (laughing). I can read and play songs but still trying to put it all together. Positive thoughts coming to you and your family. Cya next time.
1:45 - 2:15 in video, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - If You Leave. Love that song. Shows you how old I'm am! Lol! Thanks for sharing about your electric guitar!!! One thing you should give a try on your guitar is take the open E, A and D string. Place a guitar pick in between the three and put it in front of single coil pickup or to almost in the middle. Tap on them alternatively like the beat of drums. On some of my songs, I like to incorporate that in. I'm playing the lower 3 strings like bongos or drums and the top 3 strings playing a rhythm or a lead. I use that every once in a while if it is warranted for a song I'm creating. Try that out and make a video of you trying it out on your guitar that you're playing on. You'll get some nice bongo beat flavor added to your music and I bet from that guitar you're playing on. I love the clean sound with the chorus you're getting out of that guitar! I would love to play on one of those guitars but I have one problem....I can't add anymore into my collection. I've got 20+ guitars already. It's a disease for me and I've been trying to be good on not buying anymore Cars and Guitars. LOL!
I can't believe it, I was just thinking about looking for a video exactly like this. When I checked my notifications, there it was! なんて面白い偶然ですね。ともさん、いつもありがとうございます。
I like that grey one strat. You showed a couple of videos back. IBANEZ i think?I don't like the one I have. But i like the cut out by the body. And yours seemed really nice and versatile.
Thank You so much for sharing Tomo! I really liked this ear training exercise something I practice over and over, this is a must for me as a song writer because I have to be able to hear what key to start my song in before I start recording and not to waste time and prevent voice strain. I really like the sound of that guitar you were playing for one pick-up wow! such great tone! Thanks again.
I love the do rei me because it simplifies the language. I still have the tendency to say the note. Intead of the number . Lol, i just started learning the minor stuff. I had A major and minor reversed. It turns out i love minor chords, too. Man, i think i need lessons. There's a jazz guy my dad knows. Walt bibinger or something? Or at least get a book. I want to learn to read this stuff. internet is often very wrong. It's embarrassing when you want to verbalize something, but you don't have the correct terminology. I've never wanted to learn something more in my life.
Yes, thank you. I meant when I play an A barred, im actually playing a minor... and when im putting with my middle finger on the 6th fret, im playing a full a. I did the same with the g, and I don't always pay attention. I look i make shape, and that's all i think about. I can be hard on myself. I just don't have anyone to say, "Hey dummy, you got your wires crossed. I don't always look at the whole picture. Thank you. You're always very kind. And it's 8 o'clock and my guitar isn't here yet! I spent the money on a real tube screamer. I can't always be cheap. I truly always appreciate your help.
@@jessejorgensen3931 You're very welcome! My pleasure! If you can, when you are practicing studying, think about name of notes, intervals and Do Re Mi.... A Major Triad: A C# E , Root M3 5th, Do Mi So... and listen them and deeply think, feel! Be kind to yourself! We are humans! I am super picky! I always feel... I am not in tune! My picking is so sloppy... and more! Have a great day!
This came at a lovely time in my music progression, I was looking to progress on my ear training. Thanks
You're very welcome! Thank you for sharing
It's a pleasure seeing you so human.
You're an absolute beast but when you make mistakes, you assume them so naturallly.
Congrats...
Thank you so much! We are humans so we are not perfect!
6 of 524 3rd garde students had natural relative pitch. We were handed violins to play. They never understood. I never heard it. I felt it. Something about waveform harmonics.
It's a viseral reaction.
It's hard to explain. Like focusing a flashlight to see something. Focus Hearing to a single voice in a choir. Focus an ear to a single note. No matter the cacophony.
Saying notes out loud while playing lots and lots of scales. All help to learn Relative Pitch perfectly.
Close your eyes and listen.
Great Fun lesson Master Tomo.
Thank you for sharing! Perfect pitch people 2 things. They can hear pitches fas and easy but they need a great musical sense to play music or wring great songs. And their ability will going down as they get older especially if you are improviser…
Thank you for sharing! Perfect pitch people 2 things. They can hear pitches fas and easy but they need a great musical sense to play music or wring great songs. And their ability will going down as they get older especially if you are improviser… thank you! Relative perfect pitch is better and anyone can get it but it won’t jump out from a cabinet!
Thank you so much!!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Very true. If I hear a note I know about where it is on the strings and can generally duplicate it. But I don’t know what the note is until I find it. However, I’ve always been able to tell how far a note is from another. Relative Pitch. For some it is easier than others. The more they relax, close their eyes and listen the easier it is.
I have lost much of it 50 years later, but by improvising and just playing and practice everyday it keeps working.
As Bach said "the notes please the ear".
Thank you for sharing! I love playing cute classical piece too. Thank you! @@Jack.Waters
Useful lesson ! I was recently in Kyoto , while there your wonderful song '" Kyoto" was playing in my mind. Again what a wonderful city and song !
So happy to hear that! Thank you!
Awesome!
When I was younger I never learned Solfège so following that is a challenge for me. Good video Mr. Fujita!
Now you can! No need any experiences! So happy to hear that! Thanks for sharing!
great uncle bob died a while back but he grew up in the great depression, I saw that you pushed down on the b string above the nut, he cut his b sting and twist it back together above the nut and it gave the b string a different vibration. We have so many effects these days that we forget where they came from.
Thank you for sharing. Awesome
Please keep making these, thank you so so much
More to come! You're very welcome! Thank you so much!
SUP! Tomo San! Thanks man. I was practicing acoustic and switched over to my electric when I saw this to enjoy your lesson. Music theory is starting to make sense for me. Even at 3 years on keyboard now, I am still trying to get the AHA moment when it all makes sense (laughing). I can read and play songs but still trying to put it all together. Positive thoughts coming to you and your family. Cya next time.
Thank you for sharing ! Good job!
So happy to hear that
1:45 - 2:15 in video, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - If You Leave. Love that song. Shows you how old I'm am! Lol! Thanks for sharing about your electric guitar!!! One thing you should give a try on your guitar is take the open E, A and D string. Place a guitar pick in between the three and put it in front of single coil pickup or to almost in the middle. Tap on them alternatively like the beat of drums. On some of my songs, I like to incorporate that in. I'm playing the lower 3 strings like bongos or drums and the top 3 strings playing a rhythm or a lead. I use that every once in a while if it is warranted for a song I'm creating. Try that out and make a video of you trying it out on your guitar that you're playing on. You'll get some nice bongo beat flavor added to your music and I bet from that guitar you're playing on. I love the clean sound with the chorus you're getting out of that guitar! I would love to play on one of those guitars but I have one problem....I can't add anymore into my collection. I've got 20+ guitars already. It's a disease for me and I've been trying to be good on not buying anymore Cars and Guitars. LOL!
Thank you sharing! Thank you so much! I am down sizing gears now
You have a great teaching style and your joy for playing is motivating.
Thank you!! 🎸👀
My pleasure! So much fun!
Guitar is simply motivation inspiration food!
Thanks for the lesson Mr. Fujita!
My pleasure! Thank you!
I can't believe it, I was just thinking about looking for a video exactly like this. When I checked my notifications, there it was! なんて面白い偶然ですね。ともさん、いつもありがとうございます。
Good job! Thank you so much!
I like that grey one strat. You showed a couple of videos back. IBANEZ i think?I don't like the one I have. But i like the cut out by the body. And yours seemed really nice and versatile.
Yes! Thank you! Thanks for sharing
Thank You so much for sharing Tomo! I really liked this ear training exercise something I practice over and over, this is a must for me as a song writer because I have to be able to hear what key to start my song in before I start recording and not to waste time and prevent voice strain. I really like the sound of that guitar you were playing for one pick-up wow! such great tone! Thanks again.
You’re very welcome! My pleasure. I am making more Ear Training lessons.
Thank you so much ! One pickup guitar has no distractions
Great video. As always, there's something good to learn everytime.
Thank you so very much!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you
You crack me up! Such a good jam! 5:00
Right? Had me laughing. Tomo just went off and I was like. Yeah, ADD got me too!
Thank you!
Awesome! More fun!
Thank you maestro!
🫀🙏🏾🌊
You're very welcome! Thank you!
You are a Master!
Thank you!
Thank you so much !
❤ troppo forte!! At 5:01 Bravo!! 👏👏
Thank you!
トモさんのリクエストに対応できるカンジさんは恐ろしい
むちゃすごいです！感謝です！
that guitar is really cool what kind of pickup is that?
Thank you so much! Grinning Dog Funkmaster pickups
That ending was majestic 😂😂🎧🍬
Thank you so much!
You really made that guitar sing Tomo
Thank you so much!!
Do you have more guitar ear practice?
Yes! Ear Training! Here & Guitar Wisdom
Thank you Mr.Fujita.
Good ear lesson.
(Main chords samples.) 🙏😎
ps)
(Esquier is difficult one.🤣)
Thank you! Good job!
If we’re in a major key and hear two major chords right next to each other, don’t they have to be the 4 and 5?
Thank you for sharing! Please watch this 3 more times! I explain a lot about chords!
Good stuff cheers, i got a few of em lol
Thank you!
Where is the truss rod adjustment access on that guitar?
End of the nevk
Why is the interval of one and four (five and one) so pleasing?
Thank you for sharing! Let me make much simple lessons. Please watch this video 3 times
I love the do rei me because it simplifies the language. I still have the tendency to say the note. Intead of the number . Lol, i just started learning the minor stuff. I had A major and minor reversed. It turns out i love minor chords, too. Man, i think i need lessons. There's a jazz guy my dad knows. Walt bibinger or something? Or at least get a book. I want to learn to read this stuff. internet is often very wrong. It's embarrassing when you want to verbalize something, but you don't have the correct terminology. I've never wanted to learn something more in my life.
Thank you so much! 3 things to think when you practice! More details!
For ear training no need any books! Just pure hard work! Thinking notes and singing intervals
Yes, thank you. I meant when I play an A barred, im actually playing a minor... and when im putting with my middle finger on the 6th fret, im playing a full a. I did the same with the g, and I don't always pay attention. I look i make shape, and that's all i think about. I can be hard on myself. I just don't have anyone to say, "Hey dummy, you got your wires crossed. I don't always look at the whole picture.
Thank you. You're always very kind. And it's 8 o'clock and my guitar isn't here yet! I spent the money on a real tube screamer. I can't always be cheap. I truly always appreciate your help.
@@jessejorgensen3931 You're very welcome! My pleasure! If you can, when you are practicing studying, think about name of notes, intervals and Do Re Mi.... A Major Triad: A C# E , Root M3 5th, Do Mi So... and listen them and deeply think, feel! Be kind to yourself! We are humans! I am super picky! I always feel... I am not in tune! My picking is so sloppy... and more! Have a great day!
ドレミファソラ(ティ)ド ティと発声する理由が知りたいです
理由は、あんまりないです
アメリカは、こんな感じです
Nice GQ.
Thank you!
So you recommend an esquire to a beginner that want to get better?
Yes!!
1 6 2 5
Thank you for sharing!
17:38 chord-gasm
Thank you so much!
Guys, if you are struggling, just pick up a guitar. 10 times easier than counting on your fingers.
Good job! Thanks for sharing
What is do re me etc
@@michaeldefrancisco5747 It's solfege. A standard way of vocalizing consecutive notes in a scale.
C D E F G A B C ... you can sing as Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do ... @@michaeldefrancisco5747
For Children..@@bakters
This dude got me yellin at my phone like i i was yellin at dora on the tv
Thank you for sharing!
I'm like, please tell me I can at least hear a I-IV-IV lol
Good job!!
You want perfect pitch, you gotta go down to the crossroads and make a deal with the guy with the perfect pitchfork.!😂
Definitely you don’t want perfect pitch! You want more better musical sense!
That’s a reassuring and very inspirational message! 😎🎸
A B
Thank you!
Ear Traing?
Are you picking on the Sinse?
@@gregorytoddsmith9744 So do mi? Mi so do?
@gregorytoddsmith9744 Mi so do?
Ear training
at 7:30. "Under the bridge" 👍
Thank you!
C#m AB E
Thank you for sharing