Sound memory game
A sound memory game built around short tones: listen, hold the pitch in your head, then drag the slider to the frequency you remember. Each run has three tones — the same flow as Dialed Sound Game, framed for people who search by memory rather than “frequency” or “pitch.”
Memory + pitch in one loop
Most mini-games test reaction speed. This one tests whether you can keep a spectral snapshot after the audio stops — closer to how you might try to remember a tuning reference before checking an instrument.
Share fair challenges
Use a friend link or multiplayer seed from the main game so everyone hears the same three targets and can compare scores on equal footing.
FAQ
- What is a sound memory game?
- You hear a sound (here, a pure tone), then recall it well enough to place it on a slider after it stops. That is auditory working memory plus pitch sense — different from a rhythm memory or Simon-style pattern game.
- Is this the same as the main game?
- Yes — identical three-tone runs and scoring as Dialed Sound Game. This page uses “sound memory game” wording for searchers who describe the mechanic that way.
- How can I improve sound memory for this game?
- Short daily sessions, consistent volume, replay when allowed, and bracket the slider in small moves. Track your own average over a week instead of one lucky round.
- Is it safe for kids?
- Yes, at comfortable volume, with adult guidance that it is a game — not a hearing diagnosis.