Simple Test
Tone-Deaf Test
Can you tell two notes apart? Take the Tone-Deaf Test — 12 rounds of ever-shrinking pitch gaps to measure how sharp your ear really is.
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Tone-Deaf Test
Can you tell two pitches apart? This test plays two notes, one after another, and asks whether the second went up or down. The gap shrinks each round, so it keeps getting harder — and it reveals how fine your pitch perception really is. Grab headphones and find out in under a minute.
🎧 Use headphones or earphones for accurate results
🤫 Find a quiet room with no background noise
🎵 12 rounds — the pitch gap gets smaller each time
First, play a test tone and set a comfortable volume.
Am I actually tone-deaf? The OgleOgle Tone-Deaf Test plays two notes in a row and asks whether the second one went up or down. With every round the pitch gap shrinks and gets harder, revealing just how sharp your musical ear is. Pop in your headphones and it's over in a minute. This is a pitch discrimination test built for fun — not a medical or clinical exam. Results depend on your device, headphones, and volume, so take it lightly, share your score, and see whose ear is sharper.