How well can you distinguish subtle differences in rhythm?

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This test will play a series of two rhythmical phrases (otherwise known as a "drum beat") and ask you if they are the same or different.

 

 

Since it has long been known that people with poor rhythm perception abilities are often poor dancers, I though it would be interesting to make a test that would give an objective measure of rhythm perception.

http://tonometric.com/rhythmdeaf/

my score is 76

88. Although I might have done better because I screwed up the beginning and thought the first two pattern phrase was the two separate patterns. I am going to try the tone deaf one now.

88 as well but yah, it takes a few to get into the "groove" of the test, har har pun

yeah i fucked up the first 5 at least, 76 - i'd thought i'd do better

i got 92

76 though i fucked up on the first few...

  mrx said:

i got 92

that is pretty good

80 on the rythm and 87 on the tonedeaf

84 on rhythm

86.1 on tonedeaf

88 rhythm

2.7 Hz tone differentiation second time around: 1.8Hz (used the replay button several times)

91.7 tone deaf

i got 88 too.

and 1.8hz on tone recognition.

working out those 75 hurtz ones was fuckin hard.

96 on rhythm

i think it was luck, there were few that i was ever sure of myself

pitch perception not so good

3.45 hz

tonedeaf

77.8% correct

i'm music dumb

  mrx said:

i got 92

Yep me too, I think the secret for me was that there were audible edits that you could hear on the reverb especially on the acoustic loops.

and 0.6 on the adaptive pitch one.

84 on Rhythm

94 on tone deaf

84 on rhythm

doing pitch now...

1.8hz on pitch, shite