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       Show HN: Perfect Pitch Puzzle - a musical Wordle daily ear training
       game
        
       Author : lpnotes
       Score  : 19 points
       Date   : 2023-11-24 20:54 UTC (2 hours ago)
        
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 (TXT) w3m dump (www.perfectpitchpuzzle.com)
        
       | MisterKent wrote:
       | I like the idea, but it doesn't work on Firefox Mobile.
        
         | lpnotes wrote:
         | Thanks for the bug find! That's one browser I didn't test
         | against :facepalm:
        
           | AndyKluger wrote:
           | Thanks, after trying on Firefox Mobile, I didn't have any
           | luck getting audio on Chrome Mobile either. Which browsers
           | are tested and expected to work on Android?
        
       | 0x416c6578 wrote:
       | An "impossible" mode could remove the sound played when selecting
       | a note. Only those with perfect pitch would be able to get it
       | though (or someone using another piano / keyboard for reference).
       | 
       | As a slight aside, I have always wondered (and never really found
       | a conclusive answer) whether it's possible to train your absolute
       | pitch perception. I have perfect pitch so I can't really test
       | myself fairly (although it does make this puzzle very easy for
       | me!). I've read on multiple occasions that exposure / training as
       | a child is the best way to get it for life, and being musical as
       | a kid might explain my ability to detect absolute pitch.
        
         | ska wrote:
         | I remember reading a paper ages ago that claimed perfect pitch
         | rates were higher in populations whose 1st language was tonal -
         | if true that's support that it is to some degree evidence of
         | learn-ability, but maybe only extremely young (even pre-
         | language).
        
       | InCityDreams wrote:
       | Guitar sound didn't- it stayed as piano. I think the easy mode
       | could be easier - people without perfect pitch need to warm up a
       | bit first. Thanks, great idea.
        
       | empressplay wrote:
       | Cool but way too easy! There should be a hard mode where there
       | are no pitches generated while choosing notes. Great job so far
       | though!
        
       | lilactown wrote:
       | No sound in Mobile Safari
        
       | bigyikes wrote:
       | Fun game, cool idea.
       | 
       | Being able to backspace and replay my selection makes it too
       | easy. I can just keep changing my first guess until it sounds the
       | same.
       | 
       | Hard mode seems a little too hard.
       | 
       | Can I have a kinda-hard mode? :)
        
       | akdor1154 wrote:
       | Ah i thought it would be for training perfect pitch, but it's
       | solveable with relative pitch (due to being able to hear your
       | guess).
        
       | aji wrote:
       | fun idea but "perfect pitch" is a little off the mark imo, as
       | other people have mentioned. i think this sort of exercise would
       | be good for training transcription skills and relative pitch if
       | you weren't able to hear your guesses and the grading factored
       | out global transposition i.e. by always considering the first
       | note correct and applying the offset to the remaining notes
        
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