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What is your MUSICAL Intellectual Coefficient?

fblack Posted on 8 mar 2020 #1
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I found this test following a youtuber called Shauntrack.
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https://www.themusiclab.org/quizzes/miq
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kimbo Posted on 28 mar 2020 #2
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..that was fun!
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pber Posted on 19 giu 2020 #3
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he who works with his hands and his heart plays funky
TeeGee Posted on 19 giu 2020 #4
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I refuse to take intelligence tests of any kind, I rather stay blissfully unaware of my mental deficiencies rather than be shown scientifically that I am somewhere between idiot and average. The Not-knowing-Method works for me :--
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Mickey Posted on 19 giu 2020 #5
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I would ask my brain what it can do, but I'm alone Lol:D
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Krillo Posted on 3 dic 2020 #6
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Interesting test! The melodic discrimination test screwed me up the most :D Did better on the pitch than on beats. I'm a drummer lol
Lutz Posted on 6 dic 2020 #7
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I did it for fun and curiosity. It seems realistic to me - was a little disappointed :|
I believe the average point 100 is the average of music making people and not whole population of course. B)
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Wade Posted on 8 dic 2020 #8
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113...what does that mean? What's average? Who are the group that made up the average? Kind of fun except not getting as many of the rhythms right...bummer!
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Krillo Posted on 8 dic 2020 #9
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That long beeeeeep to test rythms tho.. who would use a click like that? :o
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Lutz Posted on 8 dic 2020 #10
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Wade wrote:
113...what does that mean? What's average? Who are the group that made up the average? Kind of fun except not getting as many of the rhythms right...bummer!


Hi Wade! If 113 is your number you are much better than me...B)
That is statistics. In all participants the number 100 means 50% were better than you and 50% were worse. So with 113 maybe you are better than 74% of all (estimated). Then overall one gets that typical bell curve, because most people are somewhere in the middle. If your number is 145 you are Stan Getz or so.
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Wade Posted on 8 dic 2020 #11
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Ha! I wish that the test had something to do with ability. Seems that it has little or noting to do with music knowledge or ability, but more recognition of melodies, accuracy of hearing rhythms and accuracy of hearing in tune. Lots of great players played out of tune most of the time, for example Coltrane.

The test says nothing about your ability to create a melody, your physical coordination that allows you to play well or fast, control of breath or embouchure, ability to recognize chords, harmonies, specific rhythms or even the vibe/feel of a piece of music. It's an academic quiz that someone will use to write a paper in trying to coordinate those other questions about age, experience, music schooling, etc.

I don't think anyone should consider this test as something that reflects on your ability as a musician.
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Lutz Posted on 8 dic 2020 #12
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Wade wrote:
Lots of great players played out of tune most of the time, for example Coltrane.


Haha, Thank you for pointing this out, Wade :D - I still thought that intonation is my challenge and a weak point.
I do aspire to having a better time feel, intonation, memory, chord recognition and such technical capacities - but you are right: musicality or musicianship is still much more than that!
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ARNOSOLO Posted on 8 dic 2020 #13
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nice test . 118 QI for me ;-)
Melodic Discrimination: 149
Mistuning Perception: 121
Beat Alignment: 83

I'm not a good drummer ! lol
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jamlady Posted on 9 dic 2020 #14
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very interesting test. But i share the opinion from Wade. I did it for fun and i was curious. Here my result.

118
Mistuning Perception: 129
Beat: 123
Melodic: 102
ROBJOL Posted on 9 dic 2020 #15
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I cannot do this test... Not enough intelligence... :(
ROBJOL Posted on 9 dic 2020 #16
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I just passed the test:

-Musicak IQ: 112
-Mistuning perception: 106
-Beat alignment: 128
-Melodic discrimination: 103
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byrath Posted on 14 dic 2020 #17
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-Musicak IQ: 116
-Mistuning perception: 122
-Beat alignment: 122
-Melodic discrimination: 105

Seems about right, I have trouble remembering melodies but feel pretty solid on the others. I wonder if I've gotten better at 'mistuning perception' since playing a fretless instrument or if it's mostly just natural aptitude. Likewise did I get better at beat perception from endless hours playing along with 80s thrash albums. B)
hartmut Posted on 14 dic 2020 #18
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My beat alignment "Takt-Treue" is under-average but I compensate with lots, loud and fast!
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