Tinnitus Softener 4000Hz Focused Masking

It came to my attention in recent comments that a 4 kHz range noise was needed by some listeners. This sound may help reduce the tinnitus sound in the listener's mind if the frequency is relatively close to the frequency of the masking sound. The result for some could be 10% or 20% reduction. Please note, it does not work for all types of "T" and every person's case is unique. Seeking guidance from an audiologist or ENT specialist can help you find your frequency and determine is noise masking is a good fit for you.

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[kunstkammer]

I so appreciate all the work you put into this. You help a lot of people.

[marcelogt]

You are the best soundmaker online ! From Spain, ! Thanks !

[beckndlatham]

Thank you so much for doing these. It's the only relief I've had in years.

[melsterifficmama]

Thanks for all the variety you provide!

[MoCoyotes]

This is a great addition to the lineup! It sorta feels like constant cricket noise.

[alisonfrolik]

Wow, such a relief. I hope you find meaning in doing this work because it must be a help to a lot of people. I'm new to 24/7 tinnitus, and I'm so glad there are channels like yours on YouTube!

[JohnMonks-sbbj]

I listened last night and loved it thank you so much!!

[yournightmareracing]

This is outstanding. Takes it down significantly.

[rica]

One of the few that doesn't let it creep up

[DavidConaway-tv]

Wow this is such a relief for tinnitus sufferers fr fr 😃

[BornToRun.]

This one is perfect for me. Love the graphics too 😂

[juliamacias]

Ninguna frecuencia me enmascara el tinnitus y está frecuencia baja muy bien mi tinnitus, gracias por esta frecuencia

[georgeealien]

This one finally drowns out every bit of my tinnitus. Usually there's a different pitch of ringing left over on every other tinnitus damper I've used, but this one manages to get rid of it completely. Thanks so much for this, big fan of the channel since 202.

[azucenacarangelo]

Ojalá que tengamos un poco de calma en nuestros oídos! Bendiciones para todos 🙏

[LaurieAnnCurry]

Sheer and unadulterated perfection good sir

[robertlaporta]

I find an alternation of listening between loud to "exhaust the brain-ear" and just-enough below tinnitus volume to mask it works well. Note my T is a high pitched "silvery" hiss. I also discovered that I can increase the volume of my tinnitus by strongly tensing the muscles of my neck or strongly scrunching up my face. Apparently, my T might be caused by muscular tension that negatively impacts my inner ear. Involuntary contraction of muscles near my inner ears caused by stress (clenching) or fatigue is my problem. I think. Maybe yours, too? THANKS, DALE for making these tools. You've quite literally have kept me from going nuts.

[nealewalter]

Got some new anker sleep pods and will try this tonight- thank you!

[dannyperkins]

Thank you so much. It masks my tinnitus

[cynthiapyzdrowski]

🙌 👏👏👏 it's gone while I'm listening. Amazing🎉
Thank you

Ps:
The video with the 3 hertz (do many people get a hyper feeling?) I know I am strange. Any other ideas for lack of sleep? I tried 4 hertz, and I wanted to go jogging 🤷
Thank you for sharing your gift 🎁 of sounds 🎉🎉🎉

[BlueWolf]

Ooooo it's another one of those good sounds when you vacuuming❤