Distorted Tunes Test
Dec. 31st, 2005 02:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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patrissimo) is probably useful in music cognition research.
I got 26/26, unsurprisingly. I'd probably have some trouble with a rhythm test, though.
I've met people who call themselves tone deaf. I wonder how they would score here. So maybe people who can't sing in key aren't being reckless: maybe they just have bad pitch perception.
patrissimo) is probably useful in music cognition research.I got 26/26, unsurprisingly. I'd probably have some trouble with a rhythm test, though.
I've met people who call themselves tone deaf. I wonder how they would score here. So maybe people who can't sing in key aren't being reckless: maybe they just have bad pitch perception.
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Date: 2005-12-31 11:59 pm (UTC)I took the distorted tunes test and also got 26/26. I was unsure about one of them because I didn't recognize the tune, but it seemed like it was played correctly, and it turns out I was right. I, too, suspect I wouldn't do so well on a rhythm test as I did on the tune test.