LOUD & QUIET TEST

[MarialenaLove]

the first one was a beep

[Vatsek]

@MarialenaLove OK

[gbj222]

Seriously, I listened with my best headphones, all the way through.

Would be nice to a few faint sounds louder than others, say distant dog barking at different volume levels. Then I know what to count.

[Vatsek]

@gbj222 Good idea.

[gbj222]

Sorry I dont know what quiet tones to expect.

Are these quiet tones higher or lower in pitch ?

Maybe my ears are bad ?? (age 67)

[Garygoh884]

I barely can hear it at less than 1 kHz and more than 4 kHz.

[Vatsek]

@Garygoh884 Thanks.

[Garygoh884]

I heard 14 faint tones: 1111111100111111. 1 is true, 0 is false.

[Vatsek]

@Garygoh884 Thank you.

[89geo437]

I heard 9. I am 70

[Vatsek]

@89geo437 Thank you.

[adlaaaa]

I mean, I heard the first 5 and the last 6.

[Vatsek]

@adlaaaa Very good, thank you.

[adlaaaa]

I heard the first 5 faint tones (60 Hz to 400 Hz), did not hear any other faint tones until at 4 kHz; I heard faint tones from 4kHz to 12kHz

[weirdspazoutgrl]

does anyone else get a massive headache from this?

[Vatsek]

@weirdspazoutgrl Nobody gets a headache.

[BGUniverse]

heard all 16.. but i had to turn the volume of my speakers lower at 2kHz

[Vatsek]

@BGUniverse Thank you.

[Matijhsen]

@BGUniverse Human hearing is more sensible to some frequencies than others, between 1000 hz and 5000 hz, the level needed to hear is lower...

[Vatsek]

@Matijhsen Thanks.

[thebluemaggot]

@Matijhsen at what volume levels should the be on?



[SweeneyToddGal]

200 drove me insane!

[Vatsek]

@SweeneyToddGal Interesting.

[BatteryBiscuits]

I got 5

[Vatsek]

@BatteryBiscuits Very good.

[Friedslick6]

Heard 'em all. And here I thought my hearing was bad...

[DerpyDashVA]

I got 12.

[Vatsek]

@DerpyDashVA Good.

[DerpyDashVA]

@Vatsek How many are there?

[Vatsek]

@DerpyDashVA I can't say.

[forevermorezanessa]

Nothing On 100Hz And Everything After That Til 5kHz Then Couldnt Hear After 7kHz Again

[Vatsek]

@forevermorezanessa Thank you.

[forevermorezanessa]

I Couldnt Hear Anything On The 100Hz Only Like 50 Seconds Into The Video is This Even Normall

[Vatsek]

@forevermorezanessa Could be.

[TheCPUaddict]

200 Hz freakin scared

[Vatsek]

@TheCPUaddict Thanks.

[korisep92]

I think i heard all of them. but when it got to the 2KHZ i swear i heard 2 beeps, or it could have been none at all, and i just barley heard the one in 3KHZ. I'm wondering if my mind is playing tricks on me. This was a fun test though!

[Vatsek]

@korisep92 Thank you.

[xTxNarutoxTx]

Heard all of them

[Vatsek]

@xTxNarutoxTx Really?

[xTxNarutoxTx]

@Vatsek

Yeah

[xTxNarutoxTx]

@xTxNarutoxTx Well 60hz was vaguely heard for me but other than that I could hear all the other ones clearly.

[thesmashfloydian]

I heard all of them except 1kHz, 2kHz, and 3kHz.

[Vatsek]

@thesmashfloydian Thank you.

[macao1177]

hi - cannot hear 600, 800, 1000 & 2000!

All others are nice to hear ;)

[Vatsek]

@macao1177 Very good, thanks for trying it.

[Vatsek]

Thank you for your comments.

[SpecializedChild462]

@Vatsek wtf

[Vatsek]

@SpecializedChild462 Read the video description. You should count number of faint tones that you hear. People are likely to hear different number of tones. Thanks for watching.

[SpecializedChild462]

@Vatsek oh well i have really good hearing and I heard all of them none were faint.

[Vatsek]

@SpecializedChild462 You are supposed to listen for the short, faint sounds, and not the long, loud ones. The loud sounds are used to make a very noisy background only. The goal of the test is to verify that you can catch the faint, short sounds if they appear on top of a very loud, noisy background. I need to write a long explanation of it, I believe in the video description. Thank you.