Don't want to be an ass, but you can't have "almost perfect pitch". You either have it or you don't. I know what you mean though, I can't play the guitar like I used to lately as I hear everything out of tune that I play. Even though the tuner says I'm tuned correctly. Must be a psychological thing.I almost got perfect pitch hearing
i got around 0.5.-0.6hz hearing difference
I don't agree with you on this man, 'the proof is in the pudding' I get bands coming to my studio because of what I can do and offer them that other studios don't, I personally can't sit back and let a muso that sucks do 250 takes on a 4 chord progression. I offer a service, if they suck live, then ppl will see that, that's all the credit I need....to be able to turn shit into gold. So I give this product a thumbs up in the right direction, I mean we all tried melodyne DNA on DI guitars remember? that sucked though! So I'm kean to try it our.If you do that, you only make the bands slowly realize that no matter how much they can suck, you'll just do all the work for them, don't get credited for it and the audience doesn't realize they suck. I don't like that on almost any level, as I rather do less work myself and make the band do majority of the work. I rather do less magic and see more real work.
At what range? Personally I can't even tell the difference between 17500 and 23500 hz.
I never understood how people can autotune things like vocals and be fine with it but when someone suggests editing guitar in a similar fashion they freak out. If it makes guitar tracks sound better and saves time why not use it?
That test was based around 2notes, either it was higher or lower then the note before. Of course not the same as having perfect pitch but it gives you and idea on how good your hearing is.
try it for fun: http://tonometric.com/adaptivepitch/
I never understood how people can autotune things like vocals and be fine with it but when someone suggests editing guitar in a similar fashion they freak out. If it makes guitar tracks sound better and saves time why not use it?
yes and even bass guitar. everyone is fine with autotuning bass. everyone is fine with programming drums. everyone is fine with autotuning vocals. but guitar is different somehow?? i say why not
'the proof is in the pudding'