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⌈ Secret Post #2701 ⌋

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[The Almighty Johnsons]

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[X-Men Evolution]

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[The Dreaming Machine]

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[Parasol Protectorate]

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[Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Hiddleston, Interview with the Vampire]

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[Marvel Disc Wars: The Avengers]

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[Orphan Black]

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[Team Fortress 2]

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[Severus Snape, Gerard Way]

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[Neil Patrick Harris/Ramin Karimloo (Les Misérables/Hedwig and the Angry Inch)]

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[Gakuen babysitters]

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[The Walking Dead Game]

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[Billie Piper, Penny Dreadful]

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[Sherlock]

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If you can already read music, start by memorizing any one pitch, doesn't matter what--if you can always sing a certain song dead on key, find out what the starting note is and that's your touchstone. After that, start learning how to recognize different intervals. That way, you can hear a song, say to yourself "Oh, that's a perfect 5th up from the start note for XXX song, it's totally an A" and you're fairly good to go from there.

If you don't care about it being accurate for key, you can skip the first step and just really double down on the interval bit. You're going to need a fairly solid grounding in how sheet music works though, and I don't have any websites for you since I actually took this in college so we got real textbooks and some half-assed training. Even then, it was pretty much *prof plays chord on piano* "Okay, what was that?"

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Re: Determining music notes by ear