Recent content by Salt

I agree that trying something with classical music might be more effective. I work in protools and I have an old waves bundle, what kind of plugins do you guys use to transpose a whole audio file? My thinking was to high pass everything below 10k and then on a seperste track transpose...

Hi, I just came across these threads about stem cell research and found it incredibly interesting. Although I don't have the resources to seek out one of these treatments, I hope that one day I will, and at that time the treatment will be less expensive. Its a shame that someone had to ruin...

Hey @Jeff M. Thanks for the words, i feel like i am on the way to it being habituated. Sound is my work so i am often just tuning into the ambient sounds of a room and i find it really distracting. Theres only a slight tonal quality to it at all, which only really comes out at night or in...

Does anyone know what frequency range this sound sits in? A lot of the new sound therapies require notching out (ultraquiet, notched white noise) or configuring frequencies around it (neuromodulation) to achieve RI and take advantage of neural plasticity to eventually reduce their T. Since this...

@RoyZ, Thanks for the note about that sweep, i've reported my own post in attempt to remove the audio file i posted there. I will repost without the last sweep soon. Is NM more/less effective through headphones rather than speakers? I've increased my dosage of NAC and had my 16th session. For...

This is the major remaining component of my T (noise induced) as well. Luckily its gone down... i've been doing HBOT and i hope the last few sessions will reduce it more.

@RoyZ Thanks so much for such a lengthy and detailed response. I've read it thoroughly a few times now and have been using general fuzz's ACRN device for neuromodulation - http://www.generalfuzz.net/acrn/ . I've also just created some sweeps, which i plan to experiment with. I've made a...

To chime in with my 2 cents i believe that most apple and android devices will play uncompressed .aiff files (i'm almost certain an iPhone does). So with the right headphones and the proper audio file it sounds doable to recreate this treatment DIY style. I would recommend using the highest...

@noog how long is your break? How consecutively did you do your session? My facility isn't open on weekends...

Update: I finished my 15th session today and its been a pretty loud day, yesterday after my 14th session it was very quiet all day and it felt like i was getting somewhere... then today its back at what seems like full force. I have 4 more sessions scheduled next week, but i think i'm going to...

Hey @RoyZ, Thanks so much for the reply, i'm going to start neuromodulation ASAP. To find my frequency do i just listen to a signal generator until it matches up? Would i not be able to hear the frequency if i've lost it? Seems pretty self explanatory but i just want to make sure i'm not...

@nogood I haven't noticed any tingling in my ears really, sometimes after the sessions though my ears ache a bit, I'm guessing from all the popping. They will also have "little pops" frequently throughout the day after a session. I've had 11 sessions so far and I'm at the point where when I...

Hey @washashore, I totally understand. I feel super lucky that i found a place in LI that does it for $100 per session... otherwise i don't know that i'd do it either. I had my 6th session today and immediately after the session it was very quiet, and now i seem to be in more of a spike...

They started me at around 2.0 and then a couple days ago moved me down to 1.7 based on recent research that nerves (like the ones in our ears) respond and receive oxygen best at that pressure. When i woke up from my next sleep i noticed the T's tonal qualities were the most changed since...

Today i just finished my 5th treatment, and as far as i can tell its reduced my T. Its hard to say how significantly/permanently yet, because T tends to fluctuate like it does. However after the first 2 sessions I had some of the quietest days since onset, and then throughout the next couple...