Originally Posted by: JarsewIve read that perfect pitch is something quite difficult to learn, as well as time consuming. And even then, you probably wont be 100%. It pretty much comes down to genetics if you can or cant do it naturally. But I could be wrong, It would be nice for someone on this forum that has learned perfect pitch to chime in. I would definitely be interested in knowing how ya did it...

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Regarding your comment, I have read that it is not possible to "learn" perfect pitch after a certain age. Basically, you would have needed to be exposed to a significant amount of music/training during your early and formative years. Somewhere between 3-5 years old. Depressing huh? Makes me mad at my parents.

What you can learn, is relative pitch. This means that instead of being able to hear a note and realize the name, you can tell the interval between two notes that are played back to back.

Again thought, I truly believe there is such a thing as tone deafness similar to color blindness. Some people just do not have the ability to distinguish different tones. This is why they sing out of tune. I don't think people suffering from this would be able to even learn relative pitch.