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Card 217 of 9702026-10-07 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-07

EarPitch puts pitch tests in the browser

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A free browser suite for testing perfect pitch, pitch discrimination, singing accuracy, and vocal range.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-07 issue.
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Singers curious about pitch, range, or ear training
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Its perfect-pitch test asks users to name 36 notes without a comparison tone, with random tones and catch trials described as safeguards.

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The perfect-pitch test asks users to name 36 notes without a comparison tone; the page says it inserts random tones and catch trials to guard against guessing or clicking. The tone-deafness test measures the smallest pitch change a user can detect, while the range test seeks lowest and highest notes and a voice type. Listed test times range from two to five minutes, and the page specifies microphones or headphones for particular tests.

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