I missed 5 lOL same here, they said even if you are guessing you could get 15 right okay...that was a good test its really closer to being able to distinguish a tonal change between two notes, that test is really like trying to play by ear I dont know who hear has ever tried it, I think a lot of the hoopla is that people are not taking time to either tune (lazy or in a rush), mixing or making beats in headphones or because of lack of knowledge are forming or voicing their chords wrong especially composing....but its something you have to focus on, I doubt anyone here is truly in the sense of the definition is tone deaf, none of their beats would even sound right none of their tracks would be in tune...the key is this, if you can play by ear pretty accurately you are not tone deaf, if you can compose, you are not tone deaf.....if its out of tune 1 of 2 things you are too lazy or you made a mistake just that simple....no one here is perfect by any stretch...close but not perfect.....make music and move on thats what i say, take the feedback and fix it! if you see it let someone know they can fix it, if your tuning skills are off go get some ear training that can be fixed, thats a midi program that they play notes and you have to decide if its a half step, whole step above the next note etc then get to the point you hear a note and can find it the first time on your keyboard, and yes you can fix that, tone deafness is a disability that you cant fix.