Do YOU have Perfect Pitch?! Absolute Pitch Test

How good is your pitch recognition? Take the test & guess the notes to find out - comment your score below!

Absolute pitch (AP), often called perfect pitch, is a rare ability of a person to identify or re-create a given musical note without the benefit of a reference tone.
Relative pitch is the ability of a person to identify or re-create a given musical note by comparing it to a reference note and identifying the interval between those two notes.
Adults who possess relative pitch but do not already have absolute pitch can learn "pseudo-absolute pitch" and become able to identify notes in a way that superficially resembles absolute pitch. Some people have been able to develop accurate pitch identification in adulthood, through training.

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[sparkyshore]

I already knew I have perfect pitch, so naturally I got a perfect score. But honestly, I'm not a big believer in the idea that a few seconds of random noises is enough to reset someone's pitch memory. I think the only thing that can do that is time. Good octave practice though.

[innovbrain]

8/10. Had some music theory lessons but I'm not professionally a musician and I'm happy i have some musical pitch there. I just think it needs more practice since i can recognize some pitches faster than anothers

[mlbg]

10/10. Sight singing and melodic dictation were the two things that kept my music theory grades up in college. My keyboard skills were terrible, my score analysis was as well. I can read music two ways: like everyone else does (reading notes based on their intervals with other notes, etc), or the lazy way which is just singing the pitches at sight

[artistrankings]

10/10. Learning perfect pitch IS possible if you just practice consistently!!

[Carmii_IsTheBlues]

I got 10 and I can still recognise the pitch accuracy, too!

[robloxmaster]

pretty close to all of them (either a half step above or below) except for the B3 at the end

[bizlaromen]

6/10, Im actually pretty happy with that tbh 😅

[dominicanball]

8/10 I've been practicing my pitch for like 2 weeks and it's going pretty good. Missed the F because it sounded like E and the Ab cause F# and Ab are pretty much the only notes that are difficult for me to recognize.

[leovicius]

all 10 at notes but could recognize the octaves numbers :D

[OfficialStigmartyr]

10/10! Man's gonna be in pitch perfect 3 at this rate!! #rapperwithchops

[auginetic]

Today I learned I think every note I hear is a half step up from what it is

[plasticbag]

all 10! i had to replay a couple of them tho lol

[PopovSB]

Radio non tonal noise can't reset relative pitch memory. You had to include a musical passage in a random key.

[boopersmp]

got them all, i already have perfect pitch so this was a fun lil thing

[jhasselberger]

My son has perfect pitch. It has always amazed me. I do not, I got 2/10 right. He graduated recently from Berklee College of music and he is helping me ear train. I have recently resumed playing flute after 15 years.

[Meatball]

I can recognise if something is an accidental or not. that's probably just because whenever I mess around with chords and stuff I go to C first.

[sblockrev]

I miss on semitone on some, but found some others.

[AlexBall]

I can hear the sound of number 3/10 sliding down (It doesn't stay on the same pitch).

[benbonin]

Either it slid down or something but #6 definitely ended on an E

[originalname]

7/10 Holy shit i wasnt expecting this, im quite young and i already have a bit of quasi perfect pitch, and really good relative pitch. soo if I train every day I might develop perfect pitch ! SOO COOL