Alternative title: eddy flexing his perfect pitch for 10 minutes and 1 second straight

Eddy got perfect pitch because he was bitten by a radioactive Ling ling

Teacher: *slams exam on the desk* Teacher: That's an F Myusicien: ACTUALLY...

The fact that Eddy got perfect pitch in high school gives me so much hope Edit: It's been 3 years. I'm graduating uni in 3 months. I don't have perfect pitch. There is no hope.

Plot twist: Brett is faking his no perfect pitch and Eddy is faking his perfect pitch

me: *cries because i don't have perfect pitch* ling ling: _thats a c_ me: *_f_*

The fact that Brett got c right means he is officially in viola gang

I want perfect pitch so I can figure out what note the ringing in my ears is

Nobody: Eddy in his grave hearing the hammer nailing his coffin: t ha T’s a d sHaRP

How will you know if someone has perfect pitch? No need to worry, they'll tell you themselves.

When MCR fans automatically have perfect pitch when it comes to G

I know that “Welcome to the Black Parade” starts on a G, and that song has been burned into my mind from my emo days. I’ve been working on my relative pitch for a while and I can get it about 50% of the time. I knew it wasn’t a phase, Dad!

This video is literally an excuse for Eddy to flex his perfect pitch. How clever.

Here's a reverse case for you: I learned piano for about 8 years and at that time I had perfect pitch. I stopped learning it 6 years ago and now I can't tell the note. So you really have to practice. Otherwise you'll be like me, becoming a doctor.

Eddy: *I’ve never seen so much nerdy musical humor in a KZfaq comment section* All the LingLing wannabes: Am I a joke to you?

As a singer, singing helps because by muscle memory I can guess what pitch I'm singing by how it feels. I know its weird but it works...sometimes

Mom: Don’t be in a gang it is bad influence Me: *Perfect pitch gang*

eddy: "I got perfect pitch around highschool, I don't believe you have to be a kid to get perfect pitch" me: Don't do that. don't give me hope

Teachers: explain the process; what’re you doing? Me: I just guessed... Teachers: *disappointment*

4:02 "I've never seen so much nerdy musical humour in a youtube comment section" Eddy and Brett don't read these comments confirmed.

Am i the only one who thought "this is literally the world's weirdest ad" at the beginning?

*Brain Wave* u guys should make merchandise saying “perfect pitch gang” and/or “not perfect pitch gang” that would be cool!

Eddy: hums a note Brett: F Eddy: shakes head, saying “yeah” at the same time Me: confused if it's F or not

I've developed relative pitch in a few years, and I think that perfect pitch can be developed. My only problem with the "associate it with a piece or song you know" is that I can transpose the entire thing without knowing it. I think for instrumentalists at least, if you have relative pitch and can just remember the most important note on your instrument (for me, a trombonist, F or Bb) then you can just use intervals for everything until you get it without having to compare with intervals. Singing the notes definitely help

3 types of gangs. -Perfect pitch gang -Perfect pizz gang -Wolf gang

How do you spot the one with perfect pitch in Twoset Violin? Don't worry. Eddy will tell you.

I think singing does help to a certain degree. As a singer myself, I can sometimes correctly tell which note I’m singing by feeling where the note is in my range. The muscle memory that can develop with singing can be helpful as well.

These guys doesn’t even need to use hypnotism for us to watch all of their videos *cries in 40 hours*

Eddy:"is it working brett?" Brett:"nah i don't think so" Eddy:"what note is this" *awkward silence* The video:"d" Brett :"D!!" Lmao literally made my day XD

When you are so bored in quarantine you are trying to get perfect pitch...

I literally said “non perfect pitch gang” right before Brett said it too haha yess i’m with u brett😂

Brett: Perfect pizz Eddy: Perfect pitch Both: Perfect rizz (we fangirls stand by this)

Twoset: Guess what note this is *hums the note* Me: D Twoset: A flat Me: Eh, close enough

Who else wishes that they have perfect pitch and just play any kind of song after hearing them just like what eddy does?

Eddy: plays the first note MCR Fans: ugly sobbing

Piano gang, if you want to know what a D sharp sounds like for the rest of your lives, just practise La Campanella for 3 hours a day 😭

Fall asleep by counting sheep: *small brain* Fall asleep by listening to some calm, relaxing music: *bright brain* Fall asleep by listening a random man and woman saying _"F , F , F , F , F , F"_ over an annoying monotone: *EXPLODING BRAIN*

Brett never flexes his perfect pizz, press b for respe *k* t edit: Bb instead please

"I got it when I was in high school" Rick Beato: am I a joke to you?

I think I got perfect pitch when I was around 7 when I would randomly close my eyes and press notes on the piano to see if I could guess the note. After a few times I just knew the notes.

Imagine entering your kid's room at night and you find him looking at the ceiling listening to some random people saying *f* _f_ f F *F* _F_

When Eddy calls out a note correctly. Two Set fans be like: okay we don't care. When Brett calls out a note correctly. Two Set fans: ohh he finally did it! He has perfect pitch!

I remember my confusion when hearing people say C. Because in Portugal we use the latin versions of the notes (do re mi fa sol la si), what happens is that when I first Starter hearing people saying C, i thought it was B, because of the way its spoken

😂@5:57 "I'm a visual learner....so now every time I see ducks I hear the sound of C." There you go, 2 skills in 1: Perfect Pitch + Synesthesia!

TV Show: Geniuses are born not created. Brett: Perfect Pitch is created not born with. **sits down with eddy to try develop perfect pitch** Ling Ling: **sighs while watching the video and playing his newest piece with his feet containing demisemihemidemisemiquavers performed using left foot pizz with up bow flying staccato, ricochet, and trills all together**

Eddys “not quite” in the end has me DEAD. Young BrettyBang is trying his hardest

just recently i realized i've had perfect pitch for most of my life, even before i started studying music properly. i used to think everyone who knows how to play an instrument/has studied music for quite a few years has it. i hadn't even heard of the term 'perfect pitch' until this year or last year.

There was a kid my High School that had perfect pitch - everybody wanted him on their soft ball team.... The most perfect pitch is the SCG...but then again the MCG would say that's not cricket... Apparently Noah had the perfect pitch to paint the outside of the Ark... I had trouble hovering helicopters as I couldn't find the perfect pitch...which actually is true because I flew fixed wing and stalled a lot because the plane had no real perfect pitch for stalling... my instructor's scream was actually in F#...he also tended to swear a lot... I will now ascribe a regularly spaced helical path and stand in the corner....Dad jokes rule !

Brett: gets one note right All of us: He’s growing QwQ

3:52 Yo, that’s my comment!

In high school, the bell rang in G. So everyday in the start of choir, when the bell rang we all had to sing “doo” in G A good way to get everyone settled and attentive And now I can tell you if something is G lmao

Twoset: Guess what note this is hums the note Me: A! Twoset: A flat Me: close enough

Me: hey mom the soup is done being microwaved Microwave: Beep Beep Mom: thats an f Me: ARGH

No one: Some random perfect pitch trainer: f f f

thx for giving me hope that I actually can learn perfect pitch at 14 years old.

7:36 calibretting... all I will say.

when they did the test at the 20 minute mark, Brett got 1/3 right because he listen to one-third of the programming MATH

No one: Brett: Here's an F#. Me and Eddy: That's a Bb.

When you are blessed/cursed with perfect pitch and can't play a note but hear every note played out of tune.....

I'm still holding on to the time I was listening to Swan Lake, heard the first note of the overture, and randomly thought, "That sounds like a G flat." I rushed to the piano and played a G flat. It was the same note. I felt like a superhero.

Completely unrelated, but I really don’t know how many times I have to dislike the simply piano ads for them to disappear...

Shout out to twosets editor

This sounds like teletubbies for aspiring musicians.

What you guys want? F to pay respects? Or... *F#*

"Explain the process. What where you doing?" "I just guessed" I bursted out laughing xD

The rest of the people who tried this and didn’t get perfect pitch. *cries in C#

I found it, the App Eddy is using is the Cleartune - Chromatic Tuner in the app store. Costs money unfortunately. Also, if you pause at 6:53, or other times when Eddy shows his phone, it says Cleartune in the bottom left as well.

Yes, the singing helps. You know your range, you calculate

Everytime a funny comment comes on, eddy turns into a seal trying to clap. Not to be that dude but thanks for the likes :)

Theory: im p sure eddys perfect pitch is just insanely insanely well developed relative pitch Evidence: he said he developed it, and i remember in 1 vid he said at first he started by thinking of open a then going from there Additionally: if were going with the fact that perfect pitch cant be learned, memorization of pitches + relative pitch development would eventually amount to what basically looks to be perfect pitch. The fact that its learned and there was a window where eddy still got stuff wrong kinda supports this too. Honestly idk what im going on about but based on what eddys said on his pitch this is what i think OH OH and for brett: hes been playing so long that using the associate-with-pieces thing (which i do too lol) he can probably quickly develop something as good as eddys pitch in a while. A probably long while but a while.

I not only do not have perfect pitch, but I don’t even have very good relative pitch. My first year of conservatory, musicianship was SO hard. Now I teach choir. I sing for 7 hours a day and can easily sing songs I’m teaching in the right key! I don’t claim to have perfect pitch but I am wayyyy closer than before I started teaching voice.

3:32 When you realize that the bleep censor is the note B.

No one: Not even a soul: Eddy and Brett: Perfect pitch gang

Leave it to two set to remind me I don’t have perfect pitch the second I wake up

I don't have perfect pitch training, but I can hear when tuning is off A440. For example, when a movie made in 24 fps has been transferred to PAL video (25 fps), all music in it becomes 2/3 of half tone sharper, and I perceive it as off key.

I think I can pick up subtle differences in quality of different pitches. Especially micro tonal changes. Like if you play a C, and then you play a C -10c off, it's not just a tad lower, but it sounds, and feels different. Anyone else has this feeling of micro tonal changes having a change in quality and not just pitch? Is it just the iffy feeling of something being outside the scale?

Brett might not have perfect pitch but at least he has perfect pizz!!

I developed perfect pitch in high school too!!! Videos like that did help, but note associations are what I got! I remember the starting note (or the most NOTE-able note) of a song and remembered each pitch that way. Here’s my list that’s helped me (change as you need): C - Man of Steel Theme (the glissando part) or Super Mario Theme C# - Auralnauts Batman vs. Superman Ding Ding D - Open Up Your Eyes from My Little Pony Movie Eb - Animaniacs Theme E - Carol of the Bells by Mannheim Steamroller F - I’ll Make a Man Out of You from Mulan F# - This Is Me from The Greatest Showman G - Wakko’s Two Note Song (also has E) G# - Moonlight Sonata First Movement A - Literally remember this because of tuning (but the second note in Mushroom Gorge from Mariokart Wii works too) Bb - Adagio for Strings (original tuning) B - Tribal Dance by Brian Balmages I hope Twoset sees this 😁👍 (Edit: forgot G# somehow 😅)

I developed mine when I was 10 when I was learning Pachelbel's Canon on piano. It starts off on just D below middle C for 2, and after playing this for many weeks, this D note was burnt into my brain. Then I added the other notes in no time.

i miss these videos :’l twoset’s come so, so far ❤️

Im just gonna pretend i didnt try listening to that video several times

"I just guessed" meanwhile: *thinking bout ducks in la lake*

5:29 omg, they really hypnotized me. I´ve been watching all their videos for nearly two years

I don't have perfect pitch, but I know g, d, a and e because I've heard my violin strings so many times. So if I want to find a note I think of which is closest to it, g, d, a, or e, and work my way up or figure out the intervals from there! It's difficult but it means I sorta have a bit of perfect pitch, which is helpful for aural exams

"How do you fall asleep with this" Me (with tinitus): AM I A JOKE TO YOU

Eddy: Perfect pitch gang 🥳 Brett: Non perfect pitch gang😢

1:34 Screen:Ideally in a relaxwd mood or before falling asleep Brett:Yawing

Normal people when they see bizarre: that must be something hard Me when I see bizarre: is it gonna be JoJo

imagine someone just walks in to your room at night and you're listening to this. they're just gonna assume you're joining cult or something 😂

3:13 Eddy: I got perfect pitch around high school me, a 17 year old depressed because I thought I was doomed to be tone deaf: WAIT WHAT THERE'S STILL HOPE??!! :D

Idk how but when the notes were playing I predicted the next note correctly, not the name but just the pitch like 5 times in a row

I appreciate what you guys said about developing relative pitch by correlating notes with musical pieces. I was part of an a cappella group one year in college, and one of our songs, Distler's Lobe den Herren, became a grounding song for me in terms of pitch association. The first note was a G4, and for a while I could fairly accurately figure out a note by audiating that first G and calculating the interval. Sadly, I did not develop it further, and have since fallen out of practice. However, it's 10 years later and I can pretty reliably pick out/sing a G4 just by thinking of that song. Pretty weird, I know, but also kind of cool.

The pain when your choir teacher says: If thats to high, we can sing it in another key.😨

The only note i can recognize to 100% is the c'''' : my mobile phone "sings" it when a new twoset video was uploaded🥰

For anyone wondering what the pieces they played throughout the video are called it's Vivaldi's Sinfonia in c major RV112, a very beautiful symphony!

Perfect pitch party (ppp) where everyone talks in a quiet whisper

I love how shocked eddy looked when brett got c right

(me practising to get perfect pitch) **note comes in** me: D the video: d sharp me: F**K

About a year ago I found out I have perfect pitch, and my sister wanted to have it but, of course, she couldn't. So for 40 minutes, i made her associate B's with Harry Potter theme, G's with "a million deams" A flat's with a part of We Don't Talk About Bruno, etc. I found a song or movie theme for every note, and now she can get some notes right.

Ok, so here's how i developed my perfect pitch in the 8th grade. So what you have to do, is to outline all of the notes. ALL of the notes, like: A A# B C C# D E# E F F# G G# And play my guitar to the corresponding note, and memorize that pitch, to correlate to the written note. It sounds confusing, but that's how i learnt it.