Active musicians, singers, composers, songwriters, producers, and serious learners. Reading notation is not required.
OMAT InstitutePrototype 05 / Triad + magnitude
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Triad
Questionnaire
A balanced 90-item Triad assessment combining behavior-based self-report with 11 scored listening tasks—exactly 30 items per domain—plus 12 questions estimating developmental magnitude.
- Format
- 102 scored items
- Output
- Triad + magnitude
- Time
- 27–31 minutes
Instrument / Prototype 05Estimated 27–31 minutes
Weighted mixed-method assessment + developmental magnitude
Plot your current musical profile.
Complete a balanced 90-item Triad assessment—79 behavior statements and 11 scored listening tasks—plus 12 Developmental Expansion questions. The Triad bank remains exactly 30 Tonal, 30 Performative, and 30 Expressive items; magnitude is scored separately.
Confirm that you can hear a short musical tone. You can adjust volume before the scored items begin.
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New / Developmental Expansion Index
Twelve questions estimate accumulated continuity, practice intensity, applied experience, and transfer. The result changes the plotted point’s size—not its position—and is not a fourth domain or a percentile.
102
Total scored items
30×3
Equal Triad items
12
Magnitude items
27–31
Estimated minutes
Headphones are recommended for 11 embedded listening tasks. If audio is unavailable, you can mark a task unassessed and receive a clearly labeled partial-listening or self-report-only profile. This exploratory prototype is not a standardized, diagnostic, or validated aptitude test.