more like perfect DITCH! because i just dug one in my backyard for my now ex-wife!!!!

@Dru_Won

2 жыл бұрын

More like perfect bitch. Dev is one

@sh9019

2 жыл бұрын

Haha classic "wife bad "joke !

@huonhuon

2 жыл бұрын

@Uilleam MacLoganach nickisnotgreen is like the least offensive youtuber ever😭

@eben7248

2 жыл бұрын

FIX YOUR KEYBOARD THE NOTES ARE WRONG

@ldhdjzjjaklzjdbd6610

2 жыл бұрын

@Uilleam MacLoganach bruh, it’s like terrible on purpose. If u watch this guys content u will see its like post ironic

can't believe you cut the part where i said "ahh yes perfect pitch.. like frank sinatra, adele, anna kendrick and justin verlander" anyways, thanks for having me!!!

@memphiskash

2 жыл бұрын

hivemind

@carter3463

2 жыл бұрын

hivemind

@MasterTangerines

2 жыл бұрын

hivemind

@nightprism6548

2 жыл бұрын

hivemind

@andreasgarcia

2 жыл бұрын

hivemind

Hive mind and SongPsych some of the most underrated channels on the platform

@nickisnotgreen

2 жыл бұрын

what about me.

@mocapcow2933

2 жыл бұрын

@@nickisnotgreen correctly rated. I’m sorry, mr Riley is too sick.

@UNFUNBEATS

2 жыл бұрын

@@nickisnotgreen more like nickisnotunderrated

@JOKERWOKER_

Жыл бұрын

Macho Toast1122 be ashamed poor nick has probably been upset about this for the past 7 months!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@no-gq1qm

Жыл бұрын

wawa wowow

Songpsych and hivemind: Gotta be two of my favourite genders

"A chord it's like uuh, it's like... it's like when the note... yea." - Jacob Collier

I dont understand why youd want perfect pitch. As someone born with perfect pitch, it is incredibly hard to study in school because i am constantly figthting the urge to sell you my pen

@SchoolofRockNRoll

2 жыл бұрын

Damn you got me hahahhaha

@dinospumoni5611

2 жыл бұрын

Brilliant Can I buy your pen btw

@HIVEMINDTV

2 жыл бұрын

bars

@SquahBrackah_M_SquahBrackah

2 жыл бұрын

So if u really have perfect pitch, pls tell me you agree that Nick's piano is out of tune by +1 semitone because I'm gonna explode at this point

@reoxia

2 жыл бұрын

this

This collab was a surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one. Love HIVEMIND, those guys are so underrated.

I love hivemind riley

@mocapcow2933

2 жыл бұрын

Yessir

Ayeee 3 goats

apparently you can only learn perfect pitch as a child so if this works SongPsych is canonically 7 years old

@mananwashere

2 жыл бұрын

I can buy that

@noncatholiccatholicrat6309

2 жыл бұрын

she said at the beginning that you can only learn "perfect pitch" as a child. Here, she is talking about how you can learn "relative pitch" there's a difference.

I can identify some notes by using a reference (mine is the G note in the beginning of Welcome to The Black Parade lmao) and trying to identify which interval separates the note from my reference note. It only works about 30% of the time though

@georgechapman4188

2 жыл бұрын

This is my EXACT method of figuring notes out haha

I find it quite interesting, that there are apparently people with perfect pitch in the comment section. But no one has mentioned, that the dudes keyboard was a semitone flat lol. E.g. He is playing a C# at 15:43 but the note that comes out is a D... Now have fun realizing, they actually got ALL the notes wrong xD Have a nice weekend everyone!

@josesolares7346

2 жыл бұрын

Glad someone else noticed!! I guessed D, got it wrong, got disappointed, then went and double checked and it was D indeed

Nick’s Marge impression is so good

I was binging hivemind vids last night and then I wake up to THIS

So you can’t teach or learn perfect pitch, every baby is born with it but it diminishes over time without training it. To me, perfect pitch is like the ability to immediately recognize a color- it’s very obvious to people who have it and is instinctual in the same way. Also fun fact- children learning Chinese have a much higher chance of developing perfect pitch due to the strict tones used in the language. A useful skill to learn is relative pitch, which is how to recognize pitches by comparing them to a pitch you heard before. Perfect pitch stops for everyone over time but relative pitch doesn’t.

@dinospumoni5611

2 жыл бұрын

It's almost exactly analogous to color sight. Someone who sees the world in grayscale might be able to use context to identify the colors of certain objects (previous experience with similar objects, shades of surrounding objects, etc.), but it is physiologically impossible for them to learn to see color. Perfect pitch is the same way. It is fundamentally impossible to learn but you can learn pitch recognition with stuff like reference pitches and timbre (e.g. an experienced guitarist can easily tell the difference between an open E and an Eb low string based on how it resonates--or vocalists can easily tell what note they're singing based on how it vibrates in their body). But they will never be able to identify the pitch of a sine wave with no reference pitch.

@justkiddingtypebeat

2 жыл бұрын

@@dinospumoni5611 exactly right. I’m stoked that I have perfect pitch but I want to make sure people don’t get the wrong idea from videos like this that they can develop it.

@sadmermaid

2 жыл бұрын

@@dinospumoni5611 I love the colour analogy. I really don't want to play into stereotypes, but its like when men look at their gfs makeup and just see 'idk, red..another red...is this one pink??', whereas women understand that they are more nuanced. I hope I haven't made things more confusing, and I don't want to 'haha women be shopping amirite?!'. Yes it can be learned to an extent, like tones, undertones, but there's a bunch of people who just do a brilliant job at discerning between 50 red lipsticks and knowing what's what.

@joannxu

2 жыл бұрын

as someone who has perfect pitch and speaks chinese, i feel like this sums up what having perfect pitch is like in the most accurate way. reading the second paragraph got me kind of spooked though… i can’t lose the only thing i had going for me ;_;

@dinospumoni5611

2 жыл бұрын

@@joannxu perfect pitch doesn't exactly stop, it gets inaccurate over time. Specifically iirc it gets flatter as you age, so your G becomes somewhere between a G and a Gb which gradually becomes flatter and flatter Ofc this could be rectified if you just pitch down any music you make to match your perfect pitch, but it won't help if you're playing with other musicians

Yo I LOVE HIVEMIND, those guys are awesome! I did not drunk drive and commit manslaughter on 2 people in 1989, promise me.

Love the lighting and Clair De Lune at the beginning

@liz-yp6wd

2 жыл бұрын

does anyone know what lamp that is it’s so pretty

i love ur channel smm

That video was hilarious, glad we got more out of this collab!

great vid as always!

Really nice lighting and set up

Thanks!

Apparently the key to perfect pitch is to listen to Stinkfist so many times during quarantine that you can pull a long "D" note out of your brain and compare it to whatever note the quiz was asking about. It worked like half the time which is more than I expected

This collab is goin down in history for music creator culture

New video, thanks

Hi I would love to see some songpsych/dev merch :) love ur videos

that last note(s) Nick played was clearly H, I and J.

thanks

The outro go so hard 🔥🔥🔥 SHEEESH 🥶🥶🥶🥶🔥🔥🥸

BEST COLLAB OF 2022

the song psych intro covers SLAPP!!

Great video! Love nick and riley. In 2011 I did not kill and bury Jerry Mason with a shovel and combat knife. What's left of him is not buried at a McDonald's in Frisco Texas

Would love a hivemind collab, would be chaotic xd

my new favorite fever dream

This video Made me realize I definitely have perfect pitch. Thanks!

@jessearmstrong-kooy2930

2 жыл бұрын

Actually same. I always knew I could sing in tune & harmonise with anything but I’ve never thought about trying to identify the notes before. When I thought about it, I got them right every time. Yet another interesting but useless skill to add to my arsenal

you're developing true pitch by getting to know how it feels to sing each note.

@vjmcgovern

2 жыл бұрын

true

Actually yes!

omg hi besties, hope youse are all doing good! The chemistry is amazing and I love the awkward editing. I did hide multiple bodies under a pergola in a certain murder house in Los Angeles.

Hey thanks 😀

legendary

My three favourite people are hanging out this is so wild. I hear Dignin has got perfect pitch

You’re all so funny and cute omg

I died with Marge's impression

Seeing Riley be almost normal was weird

props for addin claire de lune @ the beginning

the e note😂

this collab is crazier than taco bell and kfc

Merfect Mitch

I listen to Doing It Stealthy when I'm experiencing existential dread. It makes it worse but... I just can't stop.

Some might say this video is perfect! Get it?

18:05 Nick said "✨😗"

Dev looking like a bae with that spot on lighting

I can't even teach myself myself so me no can ever!

Everything in my life changed when I started listening to Doing It Stealthy by Oloff.

4:12 I was flabberghasted

People with perfect pitch have a deficit in a lot of ways. What if they were trying to play microtonal music like King Gizzard's Flying Microtonal Banana and they were constantly distracted by equal temperament versions of each note playing in their heads? I've heard that people with perfect pitch lose it in their 40s where those with relative pitch keep it their entire lives. I have relative pitch for a few notes low on guitar because I've accustomed myself to knowing what EADGBE sounds like, in tune, in order, because I like to tune my guitar by ear. I can picture myself fretting up a half or whole step on the low or high E and low or high A but nothing too crazy like seventh fret stuff. The first interval I learned how to point out was the major seventh because I learned how to cover songs which had Maj7 chords by ear. The second interval was the seventh because those same songs often had min7 chords in them. I've still got to memorize what each note is on the entire fretboard but seven years and change of playing guitar has afforded me a solid head start on that. I'm lucky that I don't have perfect pitch because many of the artists that I admire and seek to emulate didn't either and their fluctuation of pitch offered them many more outlets of creative expression than those who box themselves into equal temperament on principle. When I want to act like a quivering character in a song I will quiver my voice and make it out of tune to make sensitive words sting more. An all encompassing rule of equal temperament does not allow that decision.

this is only collab on the internet

I apologize for my previous comment. I am a new man

These guys are funny

I wanna be in Devs band

YO YOU GOT SOME LOUD CRICKETS SP

Jakob!

does anyone know what lamp she’s using behind her it’s so pretty 😫

@yeezusyhrist

2 жыл бұрын

sunset lamp

They are great friends, but they seem so awkward on camera. Anyone else feels that? Also, does anyone else feel like those shitty webcam makes Riley look more adorable. 👾

@izaiyacarter

2 жыл бұрын

they all just do awkward humour normally

I’m simple, I see Riley from Hivemind, I click

OMG Hivemind Riley of Riley and Graydon and Dignan and Grant of Hivemind

new song by Miss Dev Lemons incoming

SQUIDWARRD🕺🐙 SQUIDWARD!!🐙💃

perfect pitch my WHAT!?😰

HIVEMIND

I can tell what a note is by listening to it, but I use the Indian Classical music note system and Note the Western A, B, C etc.. Is that considered perfect pitch?

@bobzmuda3940

2 жыл бұрын

yess 👌

@lfkw2484

2 жыл бұрын

You can compare having perfect pitch to looking at colors. You don't have to think about whether a green square is green or not, it just is. So it doesn't really matter whether you contextualise the name of the note through the lense of western or indian classial music. You just hear a note (or any sound for that matter) and you know what it is, naming it is seperate from it.

@bobzmuda3940

2 жыл бұрын

@@lfkw2484 you need to name the note to prove what you think youre hearing. anyone can imitate a note after its played, perfect pitch is being able to NAME AND IDENTIFY it. in eastern culture the notes are Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni, if you can name them upon hearing without a reference note, thats perfect pitch

@dinospumoni5611

2 жыл бұрын

If you have no timbral context or reference pitch, yes that is perfect pitch, the tuning system is irrelevant.

@dinospumoni5611

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobzmuda3940 yeah perfect pitch differs in terms of actually naming the pitch, much the same way in some languages green and blue are the same color and don't have separate names, and in others green consists of multiple different color names based on the shade. But we all still see the same colors more or less. Microtonal musical traditions might have a specific name for a note between B and C whereas someone in the western tradition with perfect pitch would just say it's between B and C

Rick Beato wants to know your location

HIVEMIND X SONGPSYCH???? I’m dreaming.

dev i didnt see a email in the desription at all so am i just stupid or huh

i like the idea that riley's first name is hivemind

hi devin

no you didnt Edit: lol thanks for changing the title. my comment only makes sense with the original title, “I Learned Perfect Pitch!”. the answer to your new title “Can You Learn Perfect Pitch?” is no. not after 5 or 6 years old. skip to 19:45, the literal last minute, for this confession.

Why does SongPsych look like Dev Lemons, who made the popular song One Whole Me?

I'm a 300lb biker from Texas, I've never cried at a song before but Doing It Stealthy turned me into a blubbering mess.

I listen to Doing It Stealthy on the train, and if the train doesn't go fast enough I slap the driver on the back of the head

Riley cute close up sheesh

Dev should've got dj grant to play the notes instead

HIVEMIND SONGPSYCH COLLAB

I can guess pretty accurately as I can remember what a C sounds like, but that’s not really perfect pitch. Like I need to go back through the scale and I generally get it right

why are there crickets in the background. is she actually on a field at night with a greenscreen

Either the audio is wrong or nicks keyboard is a half step off😬

Doing It Stealthy is one of those songs that makes you ask.... why did God create us? What happens after we die?

I'm a manchild and I like to play with toy cars, but not as much as I enjoy listening to Doing It Stealthy

Perfect pitch is synonymous with Charlie Puth in my head and I hate it

Ayy

lol, i know what you did..

pretty sure people with perfect pitch couldn't tell me what "aaaAAaaAhhhH" is, yet you could

heres a comment

I listen to Doing It Stealthy by Oloff whenever I need therapy. Yeah, I could pay $300 an hour for some college clown to tell me what to feel, or I could just smash great big fucking coconuts on my head and listen to my favourite song over and over again.

hello woman. i hope u have nice day. have nice belated international women day.

I have perfect pitch… but lemme tell you, that doesn’t mean shit when you have a terrible singing voice :~)

for a second i thought hivemind was kurtis conner 😭

move over jesus and the gang, THIS is the official holy trinity!!

NO WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU WHAT ARE YOU DOING WHY DID YOU DO THAT *WHY WERE YOUR ANSWERS ALL A SEMITONE FLAT. THEY WOULD PLAY D AND CALL IT C#, OR G# C THEN CALL IT G B OR G MAJOR.* MY EARS MY EARS MY MIND BROKEN

@user-dj8ot2gh3h

2 жыл бұрын

lmao i thought i was crazy, maybe nick had his keyboard transposed up a step on accident ?

@secreus5517

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-dj8ot2gh3h Yeah, most likely lol. But then part of me wouldn't put it past Dev to do it on purpose to mess with people

Nick's a savant... dude has Asperger's... infodumping on y'all... hahahahhah!!