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And, as I said, the post just before mine is COMPLETELY INACCURATE. So stop being so certain that you're correct and learn a bit about the English language. This is just like the perfect pitch discussion: you keep claiming to be right without any proof despite the fact that the issue could be easily...

No, Renegade, you're completely wrong. Cmyszka is quite correct. If you'd repeated the subject by saying "and _it_ was quite grammatically incorrect", it would've been acceptable, but in its current form your sentence is a grammatical atrocity and horribly ironic in its stupidity. (No, it'...

Renegade_Turner wrote:That comma that you placed in that sentence was completely unnecessary, and was quite grammatically incorrect.

Oh, the irony...

Your spelling's too good, even if your grammar is intentionally horrible.

The results of the poll are interesting.

I think it has a lot to do with your exposure to pitch variation as a child; it is relatively common among musicians who start training very young, or are native speakers of a tonal language like Mandarin Chinese. Research supposedly supports that, but that doesn't seem to be the case for me (as I ...

*shrug* Okay. Your choice if you wanna keep making an idiot of yourself, not mine. Can't say I didn't warn ya.

Glabbit wrote:They are A.I.
Not real people.
Just the rabbits you see.

AIs and rabbits are people too! (-.-)

"Within an octave" is a pretty strange way to judge singing; usually it is more important that you are singing the same pitch even if you are in a totally different octave. That was my point. Unless this person sings extremely high or low notes and you're trying to get somewhere near that...

Ragdollmaster wrote:Katana: Longer and faster then sword

Right. Because Katanas Are Just Better. *rolls eyes*

I can't believe I'm doing this, but...

Yes, BwS.

Don't talk about music if you don't know shit about it, Ren.

I can sing at the right note if it's within my pathetically limited range, sure. No, what I mean by having perfect pitch is that I can hear any note and tell what it is. I was surprised, several years ago, to realize that it was a relatively rare ability; I was under the impression most musicians co...

You don't need to be a vocal specialist to recognize an octave. I play piano and have perfect pitch. I can't sing for shit, of course, cuz my total vocal range in speech/song/everything is limited to maybe two octaves. (-.-) But I can tell when anyone else is off-tune, and it drives me insane. (The ...

...Within one octave? What the fuck?

...Oh. Well, that explains why I've never seen it.