8 Things Tone Deaf People Struggle With
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"you've improved" what did he sound like before?
a viola.
a. y Thats offensive 😤
@@thepeachyghost8781 your shit brain is offensive
Vlek, I literally just made a joke I- and its mostly because i play viola sooo...
@@thepeachyghost8781 get yo SJW ass outa here
Getting offended by instruments
Ffs man, get a brain
And no, you cant say a bullshit comment and then after it backfires, ohno, it was a joke!
Why does Brett’s singing sound like a ship’s fog horn
Omg I thought the same exact thing LOL
Legend has it the ship captains recorded Brett and used his singing for fog horns
His adenoids are blocked all the time
Sometime when my friends were laughing at people out of key.
I just follow them and laugh. However I don't know what's wrong with the tone.
At first I thought you meant they were laughing out of key. :P
😂😂 I do that too and on a side note, I really like your pfp. It looks very cool.
People play a tritonus, everyone is making ewww-sounds. Except me, I just say *interesting*.
unrelated but i remember in elementary school whenever my bandmates could remember the notes they'd play random ones, and make all of us sound bad
I don’t struggle with these things at all as a tone deaf person. For example, I am incredibly good at not being able to find the first note of a piece.
Yeah, that's how my brother feels like too. He's tone deaf but he's good at intervals and note progressions, but the first note is always a struggle, especially when he sings
Way easier to find the others notes
The first is trial and error
I don't either. It's so easy to make all of these mistakes for me. I must be a genius
Hey, at least tone deaf people don't suffer as much as everyone else whenever they hear a viola.
weasel that’s an aTtaCk tO mY weLlbeing
weasel smh
weasel cri
*OH NAW NOT VIOLA ROASTS*
HEY I PLAY VIOLA AND IM GOOD AT IT SO YOU CAN SSHHHHH
Like if you enjoyed Brett's Schoenberg rendition of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
TwoSetViolin definitely
TwoSetViolin lolzz
It was amazing. The best I have ever heard.
A+. Dream of a violist.
TwoSetViolin Ling Ling approved
"You unintentionally harmonized. You're a genius."
GOD I SAY THIS TO MY FRIEND ALL THE TIME HAHAHAHA
it's like, she doesn't get the right tune every dmn time but ends up doing a tune that sounds good with it...
too real
Y'know...this is going to sound weird, but I think Chinese speakers might actually be better at pitch. Mandarin is a tonal language, and as a result their brains are used to hearing shifts in tone better than people who speak atonal languages.
I have no idea if that makes sense at all, but it's something I'd like to see on a Mythbusters style show.
That is actually true to some extent as far as my knowledge goes. It seems that they have to develop this because of fast speaking combined with tones making it harder to catch on what others say.
I didn’t even know that was a thing wha-
Doesn't Cantonese have 9 different tones? I wonder what it's like for Cantonese speakers then
@@cilanatroisbetterthanparsley Actually, as far as I know, Cantonese used to have 9 tones but they cut it down to only 6 because 3 of them only applied to stops at the end of syllables like -p -t and -k.
That’s an interesting theory
They have way too much fun editing
Lumine they have an editor
Esteban Yngwie who has not enough fun 😂
lumine must be protected
Editing is never fun. It takes ages, and is tedious.
its pain and pleasure
Can a deaf Ling Ling play the violin?
of course she can
*she
You're in every single RUclips comment section that I am, Zuzu
She*
Sebastián Peña shen't
ji ds hen't
*DEALING WITH PERFECT PITCH BRAGGERS.*
So glad I got out of tone deafness and fell into a decent relative pitch. I had to sing chromatic scale along to piano. I also held a chromatic tuner to check if I was singing the right note along - I found out that I was not and this was why I could not get better at music. I adjusted my voice manually to match the note on the piano by modulating my vocal chords and looking at the tuner. It took me over a year to be able to sing along right notes and HEAR if I am off. But you can get out of that tone deaf hell. Follow my lead.
*edit I am not a singer, I have been playing strings for years, but that was all useless until I did the singing practice*
How do u do???
u went from tone deaf to relative pitch??? I'm not tone deaf and don't even have relative pitch
@@polanski2399 I think you're confusing relative pitch with perfect pitch. Relative pitch is something every trained musician has, in fact even non-musicians have it.
If absolute pitch is knowing exactly what shades of paint are mixed in to create a shade of color, relative pitch is like knowing that a shade of color doesn't look the _same_ as another shade of color, even if we can't really explain it beyond 'it just looks different!'
being tone deaf is like being colorblind. Of course colorblindness can't be 'cured', but you can definitely train yourself out of being tone deaf. It's the way most children sing really badly at first, but quickly improve with exposure to singers in-tune.
Sounds like my 6th grade beginning orchestra class
Oh Dear! to me it sounds like a fourth grade concert of off sync, out of tune, flimsy plucks of the first two measures of "Good King Wenceslas"
true
yup that sounds about right. I was the only one who practiced.
When I was in my old school orchestra all the good players were in the First Violin section
Wow
Eddy’s reaction to Brett singing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is how my orchestra teacher looks when the class sight reads a piece 😅
Courtney K. Lmaoo
This reminds me of a classmate who was tone deaf. I'm not sure if he's still tone deaf now, but last time I heard him sing, he has improved a lot lol
He's just super confident, so even though everyone told him that his singing was way off, he'd still sing. I remember that he sat next to me in high school, and he'd sing Breakeven every day, but he also nicely asked for feedback on how to sing in tune lol every day was literally like 1:37 - 2:07 hahaha he would unintentionally harmonise too sometimes and while it sounded nice, he actually didn't realise that it was "in tune" in a way, nor that he could repeat that again cause it was unintentional lol
But! after one year of constantly singing Breakeven daily, he was finally able to sing in tune! Like he would sing several times on different days and they were always in tune!
Bottom line, twoset's right, always practice, and don't stop even when other people say you don't sound good! Hahahah
I needed this because when I am not confident I go out of key prolly because anxiety hits in and I tend to sing more from my throat then my stomach and a lot softer but when I am confident I do a lot better and stay on pitch with normal singing levels. Yes practice really does help. :)
@@artemisjr1237 I’m glad that it inspires you :) Don’t worry about going out of key sometimes though! Everyone has bad days! I’m a singer (by hobby, not by profession) but I know that sometimes it’s just not my day and no matter how much I vocalise or practice that day, I would always be out of key in certain parts. And I’m sure many singers, even professionals, would have these bad days too (maybe on a lesser scale though lol) So don’t be discouraged! :D
What a wonderful story! It's really encouraging. I'm not tone deaf, but I have trouble with memorization. Your classmate's story gave me a glimpse of hope. Thank you!
@@leahcarh I’m glad that it encouraged you! Don’t lose hope, everyone’s got their strengths and weaknesses! :)
I love how every time they play sibelius, snow appears.
Ling Ling can recognize every tone in 10 seconds. Because he or she plays 40 hours per day :-0
Hoàng Kim Việt 10 miliseconds*
Hoàng Kim Việt who’s ling ling
Amber Chong - Meadowvale SS (2562)
HAHAHAHAHA :-0
weasel
HAHAHAHAHA :-0
Dark_Kitten
A character created by Two Set Violin :-0
2:11 everyone vs second violins
Painful but true
Every orchestra has that one person lol
The struggle is real tho :(
2:47 B***H WTF?!?!?
Excuse my profanity
You havent been to my orchestra 😂😂😂
This is the reason why I play the piano.
Lena Rosi he he he he
same ish
There's aural in piano tho...
1:47 it seemed like eddy was being serious when he said "listen and try to hear, ok?" omfg
I can play ok but people always think I’m tone deaf when I sing.
Can Ling Ling explain why?
Ling Ling can't, she's too busy practicing
playing an instrument just requires knowing where the notes are, but someone who is tone deaf will have to rely on sheet music and hand positions because they won’t be able to play by ear. BUT technically they can play and if they practice and become really good at muscle memory to know where notes are they can succeed. BUT if you’re tone deaf you’ll never be able to sing correctly because you’re the one deciding whether the note is right or wrong and you can’t utilize muscle memory for singing.
My hearing has improved a lot since I started playing the violin, which gave me the confidence to take up singing lessons. That's my tip for improving your singing: lessons.
Practice ... or lack thereof. Also, it might help to record yourself and listen.
Its because you don't practice 40 hours a day.
Im a beginner at playing the violin and I sadly struggle with being a bit tone deaf. Its pretty hard.
Ji Soo Moon Switch to viola ;)
weasel vi, vi, vi, vi, vi, vi, viola? I dunno if I want to join the viola gang.
You'll get used to finding the notes and figuring them out half/whole step at a time and also with humming the tunes and phrases and the trickier intervals between notes as you learn. Don't worry about it and you'll get there as long as you still love violin enough to learn it :)
It's even worse when I've played for so long and I'm still mediocre bc of my lack of intonation and musical ability
You can improve your intonation. Here are two excellent videos by Eddy on how to improve. It really helped me
ruclips.net/video/kJO_00_ixr4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/aSOSFOPLjXs/видео.html
My friend once forced me to sing and she said i am tone deaf, and i said "no, i was singing in a different key with different intervals"
"Unintentionally harmonize, by fourth" that's a rare insult
I'm a weird mix. I can't identify notes, or write down music I come up with, but I can easily detect when I play or sing something wrong, but I need someone to copy when I do the latter. Hearing the original song while I sing, for example.
Can I improve this, and does anyone know how?
Just practice relative pitch, identifying intervals, chord inversions, that sort of thing. At least that's what worked for me.
Same ;-;
Same
Same
You can use one note of reference.
Hits hard 🎻😂
Ruba Zuheir love your profile pic 😍
Arturo Romero me too :')
Its one of the best in my opinion
Arturo Romero couldn't agree more
Ruba Zuheir ikr it’s amazing cuz kaori is amazing😌
The great Heifetz said that no one is tone deaf, some people have merely yet to develop their perceptivity of musical tone to the fullest of their potential.
I started playing at 29yrs old with no previous music experience, and this is me EXACTLY. It's now been 4 years, I can FINALLY hear when I'm out of tune and can play reasonably without a tuner, it has been such a pleasure (and frustration!) to develop my ear since my entire life I have been very visually oriented. Anyway, I will probably never be able to perceive tones as naturally and intuitively as a musician but this will not stop me from practicing over and over and over and ... :) Thanks for making a really great channel, you guys make a great contribution to the culture of learning by showing how fun and fruitful it is to cultivate a complex skill over many years of practice. Best from Canada
I'm so tone deaf I can't even play the violin
Sushicatmell0w That's why you should play viola instead.
That's not true. My best friend is tone deaf (seriously, she always wants to sing pop songs with me for fun when we hang out and it makes my ears bleed (I have perfect pitch) but I never said anything because I love her so much as a friend) and she played the violin when she was a child. She did tell me that "the violin is very hard" and it took her a week to figure out do re mi on it, but she did play it for some time. She quit though, because ballet and sports in general is more her thing than music is. My point: it's not impossible.
I'm tone deaf and I play.... badly
SomeWeirdGirl I play the violin despite being tone deaf. I can't tell if I'm in tune or anything though
I'm so tone deaf I don't know if sound is an octave higher or lower than the other sound
I'm not tone deaf but that's me in Sibelius often...
Cary Eddy It’s because that one was really about people who don’t have perfect pitch (NOT anything to be ashamed of), not tone deaf
At first I didnt hear when he asked to sing twinkle twinkle little star so...
When he started singing I was like, BOI WAT IS THUS
This hits too close to home... I needed 10 years before I could hear when I play in wrong key. Finding melody by ear is still impossible. Thank you for making me cry :(
I've been playing the violin for about 4 years and I'm still really tone deaf
SarahSings 2295 me too😂
as someone who's tone deaf, i feel called out,,,, also severely sorry for everyone who's ever been subject to me playing the violin and not knowing if I was playing a single note right,,,,,
1:42 is me and my boyfriend. I've been brought up reading sheet music and singing/playing violin my whole life, he hasn't had a lick of music.
But he tries. So hard. Someday he'll succeed. XD
0.55 brett's guilty side glance and eddy's exasperated sigh was 100% genuine
I wonder how many ideas they have for violin related videos xD
they dont. Ling Ling is the mastermind
Well now i feel like i'm tone deaf. I even asked my teacher if i were! She said I"m not but i do not believe her now. ... i can relate to like half of the video! I DO SOUND AWFULL AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
1:02 lmao imagine if this will actually happen on their 3m sibelius drop
I had a saxophonist in my band in the past which was always in perfect tuning, great fingerings, great tone, intonation, etc she's a really awesome player
But whenever we does aural practices, she will never be able to match pitch nor sing the right notes
I have no idea how... But she slayed as a saxophone player.
Hope her awesomeness stay with the band forever.
(P/s: she committed suicide due to depression two years ago)
I hope she rests in peace
:'(
What? Seriusly???
That's so sad😰
She sounded a hard working person
The harmonisation thing is so accurate though 😂😂 I don't think I'm done deaf but definitely struggle at that!
I feel so personally attacked because Brett is me when I’m practicing with my non-tone deaf friend who tries teaching me a random melody on his violin. Also, whenever we have improv together, I would play random notes that aren’t in the same key as him. 😭
while video: Eddy flexing that he's perfect pitch. By the way Eddy's hairstyle is hot here.
0:06 to 0:14 -> my roommate humming like the viola-trombone he his
2:50 -> my face at least once every day
*8 things viola players struggle with
Charlie NO GOD NO.
Don't. Insult. My. Instrument.😑
Charlie *_s h o t s f i r e d_*
You take that back right now! Or else I will do a horrible vibrato in your sleep MUHAHAHA!!!!!
I always struggle with not having a good ear 😭 makes me insecure that I will not ever be very good. My sight reading is good to make up for it but nothing replaces having a good ear 😭!! So lucky everyone with perfect pitch
Another amazing video guys!
That moment of realisation that you’re actually tone deaf 💀
Now imagine being tone deaf and just starting out.
My teacher only put the 1st and 3rd finger tapes on my cello and my 4th finger is always off, either too high or too low. So he told me to compare it with the other string. I can't hear it 😭
How come every time I find a new piece to practice it shows up in one of your new videos. I literally performed Scheherazade a day or two ago.
Loving that Haydn's Trumpet concerto 3rd movement at number 6
This is why I became a percussionist :)
"Sounds the same"... That's me telling my French teacher that I don't understand what's the difference between what she said and what I said. She would go maaaaaaad after a while. Sorry teacher! 😂
Non-musicians in my class : *getting out ot the key 15 times*
Also them : Maria, do i sing good?
Me : *anxiety* yes,yes of course
The worst is when they don't even realize that they are tone deaf.....
Wonderful!
lit fam
Brett is my spirit animal.
the only twoset video i can relate so far
This entire video is such a mood 😂
When my video buffered, that was their friendship buffering, not my wifi
"8 Things *People Dealing With* Tone-Deaf People Struggle With xD
My grandma's guilty of the 6th struggle...
Tone deaf with perfect pitch, perfect match😂
Lol, so I've just learned that I'm probably tone deaf and everyone in my orchestra probably hates me lol 😂👌
I'd actually much rather call it "relative pitch" instead of "tone deaf"
But isn't relative pitch the thing when someone imitates a tune(pitch, intonation, etc) quite perfectly? Like, people w relative pitch don't know what notes they're singing but they do it similarly
Lol good question. I was taught that it's when it takes more than one shot at a note to get it because each pitch ends up relying on another to find it. I guess it's different when playing with others. It's basically like trying to figure out intervals.
It's just like perfect pitch but with adding an extra try for educational purposes. Or like partially walking up or down the whole and half steps to get it perfectly. So it's relative pitch and not Super Saiyan pitch (when you learn Super Saiyan pitch you will need to add an amp even if it's so top secret that it's invisible) Like trying to play along with Ling Ling and trying to be like her. Ling Ling is so perfect including at perfect pitch that Sony made a Japanese robot clone of her and named her Hilary Hahn. Every violinist should try to work on their relative pitch, their perfect pitch, their Ling Ling pitch, Hilary Hahnbot pitch and to diversify their resume, even Super Saiyan pitch and viola pitch.
I just pretend to be a bit selectively tone deaf and/or selectively deaf and/or selectively illiterate when tone deaf people happen to be polite. Tone deaf people actually are able to learn relative pitch once they learn how to play and hum scales and whole steps and half steps because those are the building blocks of getting your pitch to be all that it can be.
actually the relative pitch is finding intervals after hearing a note while perfect pitch is to know wich note is being played added to the relative pitch content
This was so painful!!! And hilarious! Very hard to purposely sound bad, so amazing
Legit so happy cos yal post so many videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just realized I'm tone deaf
WHAT IF YOU PUT LYRICS TO A VIOLIN PIECE????
0:39 So I am a pathetic tone-deaf player
Same man. Especially when the conductor tells you to sing or play a solo and you just break into cold sweat because you can’t find the note.
This is incredibly relatable!
I’m in a band and when we were trying to find vocalist we had a guy so out of pitch he was harmonizing. It was.... interesting.
Title: tone deaf struggles
Me: what about everything deaf struggles
That was greatttt
1:00 Ah! It's time for the drop!
First 50!
(I love you guys so much, your videos are always so funny and they make my day)
Brooke The Book, I know, they make the best videos. I love TwoSetViolin so much!
That's me and I always feel bad when my tutor teach me every week
1:09
the violin said. "YOUIDIOT"
I got a 100 percent in the tone deaf test. I AM NOT TONE DEAF
1:40 sounds like Microsoft opening
Y'aaaall that's all me
0:00 to 0:15 slowly descending into madness
Guysss we need more merch!!!
Correction: 8 things that people who know tone deaf people struggle with
I am a multi instrumentalist that started as a classical pianist and I have perfect pitch, and the guitarist of the band is tone deaf. I tune every single instrument in the band because I couldn't manage my temper when they took too long xD
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They don't struggle with it. All the people around them struggle with them
I used to play contrabass and it was a struggle with me being tone deaf
I can't relate. I'm the opposite. D:
This is how we peasants live
He's completely tone deaf, but has impeccable posture and bow technique
That's so fucking true, you always have to compliment them unintentionally harmonizing even though it's just irritating that they don't get the tone right.
I know this will get lost in the comments, but sometimes when I'm home alone, I like to go to our little garden, cover myself in dirt, and pretend I'm a carrot. 🥕
Well, it's better than covering yourself in Vaseline and pretending you're a slug.
Tanya Reverie I LOVE THIS
this is the most wholesome thing I've ever seen.. and i don't know why :)
A tone deaf carrot?
onlyasleep how do you know that, from experience?
Stone deaf... so all violists?
liked the brief entrance of the Haydn trumpet concerto mvt 3 entrance at 1:37
i used to help a deaf tone pianist with sight reading back in school.... it was a big pain in the ass!
Ayyyyyyyyye I’m early for once
Some violinist are tone deaf but all viola players are tone deaf, that is why they play the viola not the violin.
Melissa Yusaitis Imagine if there are no violists. There will not be an orchestra. So technically, there needs to be people playing the viola. I play the viola too and I don’t regret it at all.
Yes I know how important the viola is in the orchestra, I am in a college orchestra myself. If you enjoy your instrument (any instrument) then keep playing it and enjoy it. I play the violin and I love it, I don't actually think viola players are tone deaf. It was just a bad music joke. One of my friends in the orchestra who is the first chair violists is actually very talented and can play difficult Bach Viola solo pieces.
Melissa Yusaitis I am not bragging but I am the first chair violist for my school orchestra. I am only in Primary 6(12 y/o) so I can’t play as well as the violists in your orchestra. I also play violin. Currently in Grade 5. Thx for yor support. I hope you will succeed in your violin even more than you already did. Also, sorry if what I said was rude or kinda rough to you.
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Nbs this is my friend! Especially when it comes to singing 😂 its actually really frustrating, especially when you're not trying to be mean🤕
😂😂 Such a great video! Can relate so hard! 😅