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๐ŸŽง Sound Direction Test: Left Ear or Right Ear?

A short tone plays from somewhere between your two ears and you mark where you heard it on a left-to-right bar, twelve rounds in a row. The scoring is pegged to guesswork: always tapping the centre averages exactly zero, so points come only from genuine localisation and a hunch will not move you up the board. What it measures is how finely you use the tiny timing and loudness gap between your ears. Headphones are essential โ€” laptop speakers collapse the stereo image entirely.

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๐Ÿ’ก How to play โ€” A short tone plays somewhere between your left and right ear. Mark where you heard it on the bar. Scoring is measured against pure guesswork: always tapping the centre averages exactly zero points, so only real localisation earns a score. Rounds can go negative, but your total is never below zero. 12 rounds. Headphones are essential โ€” laptop speakers cannot reproduce the stereo image.

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