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Test to see if you have perfect pitch

l did 25 without headphones. 28 right with headphones. I got 30 right on my last test after l used q-tips on my ears. lol. l am shocked because l listen to incredibly loud music to tune out. Didn't think l had any ear ability left.☺ (Earability, defintion - the ability to be able to drown out most people around u.)
 
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I'm actually a terrible singer. Because of my autism, when I speak, I have a very flat, mellow, hippie chick type voice. But when I sing, whether I try to or not, I am literally screeching at the top of my lungs. I don't realise it at first. And once I do, If I try to correct it, I end up singing super low and then super high, which sounds even worse.

I'm ashamed of my singing voice, and I frequently pity the ears of the other people at church. But then again, I'm singing to God, not them.
 
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I got 30/ 32, but a few I guessed at.

I guess I can hear the notes well enough, but I sure can't hit them when I sing...
 
You listened to 32 sounds. Of those you guessed 31 correctly!

You did better than 98% of people. Your average speed was 1.3 seconds.

I didn't guess at any but I did get one wrong apparently. This was a fun test.

I thought "perfect pitch" was the ability to hear a note and to say which note you're hearing. "That's a E flat", etc.
 

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