u/General_Cap2938

Does this count as perfect pitch?

I recently learned about this thing called perfect and I was wondering if I have it, however I’m not musically experienced enough to know.

I don’t recognise the note names yet because I’m still learning theory and I guess I haven’t assigned a label for all the notes.

Here are some of my experiences:
* I have strong memory of every open string of my guitar (ABDGE)
* If I don’t have a tuner I can usually hum an E note and tune my guitar to that note though I use relative pitch to tune the rest.
* When figuring out a chord, I dissect the chord by identifying the individual notes and finding it on my guitar. However, I have to focus really hard and replay it a couple times.
* I don’t have assigned labels for the notes but they have a “shape” or “face” to them. I can say a song goes like *hums out the notes*.
* Notes can have a character; like seeing a familiar face. The G note feels like home to me, while a C feels “warm” and like its going a particular direction.

Now that I think about, the first chord I ever learned on my guitar was a G major chord for Stand By Me. I feel like I’m tuned to G as my home note.

Let me know your thoughts :)

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u/General_Cap2938 — 5 days ago

Any way I can disable the side LED lights? (Kukirin G2 Master)

Just got a brand new 2025 Kukirin G2 Master.

The scooter is great but way too flashy and technically not road legal.

I would rather avoid attention from police as much as possible.

Is there any way to disable only the side ambient lights?

u/General_Cap2938 — 9 days ago

Why does a song feel in key in my head but out of key in recording?

I am trying to do a cover of a song and while I feel that I'm singing in key, it does not reflect in the recording.

What am I doing wrong?

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u/General_Cap2938 — 14 days ago