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[Avalanche (#92065)]

 Music test!

[nauXolo (#69311)]

80.6%
1.65 hz
76%

doesn't mean much. i still can't sing

[Anothar (#136418)]

hmm...

1: 69.4% - Slightly below average
2: 3.3Hz - Not bad considering I've had 3 surgeries in the ears. My left side perception of high frequencies isn't nearly as good (70%) as my left.
3: 76% Above Average (58th percentile). I find that puzzling considering my result on the first test. Both seem to be associated to musical memory.

[Rosepetals (#42525)]

My results:

77.8% Correct (Normal)
3.6 Hz (Normal)
76%

Note I did this without the use of earphones. Not sure if that makes a difference. I might repeat it later to see if it makes a difference.

[Shiru (#135861)]

1. 77.8%
2. 2.1 Hz
3. 72%

You forgot the last test: the musical visual test. I tried it and I got: 75%

[~*~Moi~*~ (#128504)]

First one - Tone deaf - 83.3% - 79th percentile
Second one - Adaptive Pitch - 8.4 Hz (Yeah I suck at this >_<; but it said I was still normal.. albeit on the low side) - 5th percentile (yeah.. I reallly suck)
Third one - Rhythmn Test - 84% (84th percetile as well)
The musical visual was 75% the irony being that apparently my pitch was highest in this one and worst was visual something or another (choosing the right picture for the right sound). And I didn't see anything about percentile in this one.. or I closed the window too quickly.

Not bad I think, all things considered. If only my real grades were like this T_T

[Cobretti (#32610)]

Tone Deaf - 77.8% Normal
Adaptive Pitch - 1.05Hz Very Good (I have to say that I have a rather good sound setup in my comp so that helps a lot with this one)
Rhythm - 88% Outstanding (I accidentally closed the window after completing the test so I didn't catch the verbal conclusion. I wanted that too so the second score I got was 96%)
Visual - 85% Excellent

I've always liked music very much so guess all that listening has taught me something lol

Interesting tests, thanks for posting them.

[cranston (#84421)]

Tone deaf 80.6%
Pitch 8.7Hz - But then, my speakers were squealing.
Rhythm 68%

[Veleon (#124559)]

Tone Deaf 91.7%
Pitch 1.05Hz
Rhythm 84%

15 years of music does that to someone. Had I not gotten into Computer Science I would've been a music major.

[Ken Hayashi (#52012)]

Tone deafness test: 86.1% correct
Adaptive pitch test: 1.0125Hz
Rhythm test: 76%

I'm using headphones.

[jazzjack (#45794)]

1. 55,6%
2. its seems as if you had some difficulty or blah blah.. then i got 57,6hz.. didnt think i would suck so much, took the test again.. thought after doing the test more than once will get you a higher score but i actually failed again? i took it again but i failed again, i dont understand lol
3. 44.0%

i think i must be tired, very tired =P

[FH (#140519)]

83,3
3,9
80

The fact that I study music dosen't seem to make the score that much higher, but then again I have some background noise here at the dormitory. Paper walls. >.>

[Avalanche (#92065)]

[jazzjack (#45794)]

if thats true maybe i should do some musical training.. i often have trouble hearing what ppl are talking on the phone or when they are talking to me face to face.. wonder if my hearing capability got decreased from years of my mom s screaming into the phone or my sis talking as loud as if she had a megaphone lol

[Ken Hayashi (#52012)]

[Veleon (#124559)]

I believe that musical background has, at the very least, no negative effects on hearing perception. I believe it only helps you. For example the tone deafness test throws two melodies at you. You have to perceive if they are different or not. A background in music exposes you to more melodies. If you play a wind instrument, you will most likely have to learn to tune it. This helps you on the adaptive pitch test. As you commonly deal with differences of pitch within those finite ranges. The rhythmic test is a test that deals with different patterns. Playing a drum of some sort most likely will help you in this test.

[Rosepetals (#42525)]

[FH (#140519)]

[Shiru (#135861)]

[Shiru (#135861)]

I just found out that it's better to do the adaptive pitch test without earphones than with. It's really weird. I let my friend try it out first without earphones and he/she got average, but they (being a music major) wasn't satisfied with that and tried it again with earphones. They got a slightly worse score. I had done it with earphones the first time around and then when I tried it with background noise and the regular laptop speakers I did much better.

This is only for the adaptive pitch test, where I got 1.275 Hz. I had 2.1 the first time. It might be my computer though, because I have no idea how good my or my friend's earphones are.

[Gyroist (#142410)]

55.6%
1.6 Hz
86%