I was wondering the best way to develop my ear. Sometimes notes tend to sound the same if I’m listening without my guitar. With my guitar I can usually match up the notes. I would like to say thats an A major scale without looking.
Is it just a matter of time practicing on the guitar or are there any practice techniques.
Also definitely interested into diving deeper into this video:
Unfortunately that most probably won’t happen. Perfect pitch needs to be developed at a young age and after that the developement of the brain basically closes the door on that (at least this is what scientists and Rick Beato say… ). However, relative pitch can be developed and trained, so one can learn to tell that it’s a major scale and even tell the key when compared to a known reference note/pitch. I’m sure @kiko will havesome cool advice on that!
Please address noise control on string changes.
To this day that undesired noise is a bitch to control for me, particularly when changing strings. Typically, the first string in a string change will ring after the last note is played on that string.
Hi can you gives us some excercises and ideas on 8 finger tapping, right hand wrist position, how to mute the sound of the other strings doing this technique? Thanks
Giorgio, actually I suggest as a general matter, I think everyone gets through this issue sometimes. In my case, sometimes I wonder if I have any lack of natural skill or I’m just unblessed… Lol