5 Minute Guide to Match Your Tinnitus Frequency | Free Tinnitus Test

How to Measure My Tinnitus Pitch | 5 Minute Guide to Match Your Tinnitus Frequency. Watch this video to find out about the best free tinnitus pitch matching online tool. In this tutorial you can learn how to find your tinnitus frequency using an audio notch tinnitus frequency finder.

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[drewrichardson]

The background music is very distracting unfortunately.

[farzan]

The background music was extremely disturbing! The only thing that interfere with a hearing test is exactly something like a background music!

[cheeryohs]

I had an palate expander when I was 9 years old. After, expanding my mouth to make room for teeth, I’ve had tinnitus. I remember asking my mom if she heard “that noise” and never had the issue checked by a doctor. Only in recent discovery and research, I’ve found that orthodontics may cause tinnitus. It’s gotten extremely worse as I’ve gotten older. I’ve learned to deal with it, but it’s not easy.

[AveryMilieu]

My ears started ringing at the age of 7 -- I noticed it after they removed my tonsils in 1957.
At this point it is multiple tones, pulsing and changing, worse sometimes, better others. Different tones in each ear, they occasionally seem to harmonize. They seem to be at about the frequency of most voices. It's like being deaf in many ways....
This is intriguing.

[soarthumbs]

Hey doctor redo this video without out the music. Why in the world would you put music in the background?

[stevemchadd]

I'm 65 and have had tinnitus for as long as I can remember, I have found out that it's up at the 11, 000Hz range.
This may sound a little odd but having been a lover and participant in dance music for many years I found that deep music combining 40Hz at 140 Bpm negates the tinnitus static and allows me to be more focused and clear thinking, not sure if this is just a coincidence but for some reason just after a few seconds (sometimes it takes longer) I get a tingling sensation which starts just just below the crown of my head and then continues through my body and into my legs and the static can go away for days, sometimes weeks (maybe I'm just weird?)

[kbrent]

As a child, I hated when Mom took me to Dillard's department store in the mall. I would hate the loud ringing in my ears. I knew they had some equipment technology that was making it (I never heard this high pitch anywhere else, not like this), but no one could hear it but me. I would say "it's so loud in here!" I was super sensitive to these super-high frequencies that others didn't hear. Now I hear it all the time.

[peterratkins]

Thanks Ben..
It is great to find someone who is taking T Seriously.
I summise that I have lost all hearing above my T frequencies of around 3.5khz..
Thus when I do your test, I detect nothing at the T frequencies and start to hear harmonics and subs as I glide up to 12khz.
It is actually enlightening.

[andydressler]

Fantastic; I vaguely equated my tinnitus frequency using your test. And??? Ben, while I find you to be very well spoken and seemingly direct and to the point, the results of this test along with .25 cents won't buy me a cup of coffee at nor change, treat, or correct my tinnitus condition.

[philadams]

Knowing what frequency your heads ringing at doesn't make the noise go away.

[andrealoulou]

My tinnitus is worse after listening to this 😂

[paulacoyle]

I’ve always had super ability to differentiate pitch (except at extremes of course). My dad was a piano tuner and I inherited his sense of pitch, but my tinnitus perception Has been since I was little, and seems to be multiple pitches. It’s much like a very high-pitched touch tone phone sound, incorporating several different dissonant pitches.

Plus an extremely low almost AV electronic feedback hum at several dissonant frequencies together. The low humming became added to my high-pitched frequencies since the early 2000’s.

I have had brief times when it seems like the low pitch disappears, such as when I have been on prednisone or somehow managed to relieve nerve pain and muscle tension in my neck for brief periods.

The low pitch gets very loud when I have a headache.(either migraine or tension) and I can make the high pitch very loud by thrusting my jaw forward, clenching my jaw, or tensing my neck deliberately.

[invisableobserver]

The tones of the tinnitus I suffer from change depending on where I am at. When I am at home when all electricity off the tinnitus goes away, if I turn on a incandescent light I hear a mild high pitch, an extreme high pitch from a fluorescent or LED. If cell phone is on I hear an extreme annoying hum. If I am near wifi or a cell tower I hear annoying painful weird tones. So it is electromagnetic radiation pollution causing the tinnitus.

[SusanHeffernan-vpik]

Get rid of that background music, it makes it so hard to listen properly to your voice the information and the noise in this video and the noise in my head. Please it's so disrupting man.❤❤

[NorsePJ]

My tinnitus is somewhere around the 440 Hz range, which is actually the same pitch as the internationally recognised A440 (or simply A4) pitch. This is also true for 432 Hz though that is slightly more flat. Both are 'A' notes.

[ut]

good information but I suggestion dropping the background music, it's annoying especially for people with sound sensitivities !

[melodyebuskin]

If there’s no purpose to trying to find your T tone I’m not sure why I’d do this test.

[harrygerbil]

It’s nice to hear a doctor that doesn’t try to intimidate you with big words and mono tone boredom.

[rsalc]

This is incredible. After listening a couple of times to the 4 kH tone, my tinnitus is barely audible.
If it comes back, I'll listen to the 4 kH tone again. Thanks!

[patriots]

Is it possible to have several tones because I couldn’t hear anything above 9000?