Charlie Puth's Creative Process and Musical Insights

Charlie Puth discusses his new single 'Light Switch', his creative process involving TikTok, and his experience with perfect pitch. He shares insights into his musical journey, including how he engages audiences in his work. Charlie also talks about his musical experiments and pranks, showcasing his unique approach to music creation.

What is the name of Charlie Puth's new single that has over a hundred million streams?

• See You Again

• We Don't Talk Anymore

• Attention

• Light Switch

How did Charlie Puth engage his audience in the creative process of 'Light Switch'?

• By hosting a live concert

• Through a TikTok video

• Via a YouTube series

• By sending newsletters

What did Charlie Puth use to create a sound effect for 'Light Switch'?

• A car horn

• A phone vibration

• A light switch

• A door slam

What humorous encounter did Charlie Puth have with a young fan?

• The fan asked for his autograph

• The fan recognized him from TikTok

• The fan thought he was a YouTuber

• The fan mistook him for another artist

What is Charlie Puth's approach to involving his audience in his music?

• He prefers to work alone

• He asks for their feedback after release

• He shares the creative process with them

• He only shares finished songs

What unique musical ability does Charlie Puth possess?

• He can compose music instantly

• He can sing in multiple languages

• He has perfect pitch

• He can play multiple instruments

At what age did Charlie Puth realize he had perfect pitch?

• 12 years old

• 10 years old

• 15 years old

• 18 years old

What did Charlie Puth do when the church organist didn't show up?

• He called for a replacement

• He left the church

• He sang a solo

• He played the organ from memory

How does Charlie Puth describe the sound of a fire alarm in terms of musical notes?

• A major chord

• A diminished seventh

• A minor second

• A perfect fifth

What does Charlie Puth say about the relationship between sound effects and musical notes?

• They are too complex to understand

• They are only for sound engineers

• They can be used creatively in music

• They are unrelated