I Invented a Sound That Knocked Out My Tinnitus
- Thread starter R. David Case
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Would listening to something like techno at low volume be similar? Or is it something specific about this hellish track? I dabbled in music production few years back so I do have high fidelity headphones. I usually have techno playing on my studio monitors at low volume throughout the night, which helps me way more than any white noise / nature sounds. If anyone's interested, try the "awakenings" channel on YouTube. Some great music.
Anyway, going to give this a try for a full night starting tonight. Had tinnitus for 10+ years. I'm guessing it was due to loud noise / concerts. The intensity varies daily. Tinnitus is always loudest when I wake up from a nap. I don't know why that is. It'll reduce in volume a few minutes after I get up from bed.
Anyway, going to give this a try for a full night starting tonight. Had tinnitus for 10+ years. I'm guessing it was due to loud noise / concerts. The intensity varies daily. Tinnitus is always loudest when I wake up from a nap. I don't know why that is. It'll reduce in volume a few minutes after I get up from bed.
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That's another reason to get the Koss headphones, they have an ANALOG volume control in the cord, this gives you unlimited amount of control of the volume, many report without the analog volume control they have a hard time finding the right volume level.
Well we know that Tinnitus Mix can improve hearing, reduce tinnitus, stops clicking sounds, gives clarity of mind. Many that have hearing aids are using Tinnitus Mix in my test group and expect more success stories as time goes on.
Yes, everyone should understand to play Tinnitus Mix on low, don't try to mask your tinnitus with it.
I don't know about the apps, but many just download 7 copies. I use a Sony UX-560 high quality recorder and it has on board EQUALIZER, using that I turn up high frequencies and turn down low frequencies and it works better than the raw file.
THAT'S a great sign you are on your way to a tinnitus free life!!!! Tinnitus Mix is going to war with your tinnitus and your tinnitus is losing!
Did the loudness remain at the same level the day after (today)?
You got me hooked guys.
I agree. I wish I would have tried this sooner. Still though, I think your explanation regarding SIGINT is incorrect for 99.9999% of us. I'd be honored if you would check MPP and read my explanation for how I think your sound works and let me know what you think. I'm definitely going to get my hearing tested after I get as much out of this as I think I can.
I only made it three hours last night. I'd say it is the same as yesterday. I also didn't sleep very well last night because my dodgey old dog kept making me let her out and my little boy was having nightmares or something and kept waking up crying. Sleeping with headphones on super sucks.
Nope and I noticed a drastic improvement in the quality of music and speech in videos and the radio.
After a few false starts, I'm committed to this. Last night was the second night that I was able to sleep while listening to it with the headphones on. I liked it and found it relaxing (mostly). Maybe the .wav version is better or I'm getting used to it. So far my tinnitus is still there but bothers me less somehow. I feel more focused and at peace.
About me - My tinnitus has been somatic (in that it varies in pitch with facial, jaw or tongue movements), is intrusive, high pitched, constant but changing, 24/7 for the past 4+ months. I often distract myself from it/forget about it for periods of time during the day. Cause is unknown, factoring in being over 60, stressed, not protecting my ears well enough, having allergies and sinus problems. My sleep cycle has been way screwed up since I first got tinnitus last July. For the first 3 months I'd dread night time. The worst was to wake up to my high pitched "head" tinnitus from sleep in bed at night. I would freak out, get up, pace around, go outside, pray, try to distract myself. I felt scared and depressed at night. So to compensate I started sleeping in front of the tv in the evening, drifting in and out of sleep while watching Turner Classic Movies, Perry Mason reruns, spiritual or religious programs, easy paced stuff. Sometimes I take Benadryl, have dark chocolate or a drink to help relax. I often get to bed after midnight where I have a varying amount of regular sleep. A few nights have been sleepless. I'm glad that my husband has been sympathetic. He has no hearing at all in one ear and has a milder version of tinnitus. I try to get daily exercise, eat well and stay open to healing.
Tinnitus Talk has been a godsend!
I hope that I can sleep in bed for longer stretches while wearing headphones listening to Tinnitus Mix. Also to take time to listen for awhile during the day. That's my goal for now.
About me - My tinnitus has been somatic (in that it varies in pitch with facial, jaw or tongue movements), is intrusive, high pitched, constant but changing, 24/7 for the past 4+ months. I often distract myself from it/forget about it for periods of time during the day. Cause is unknown, factoring in being over 60, stressed, not protecting my ears well enough, having allergies and sinus problems. My sleep cycle has been way screwed up since I first got tinnitus last July. For the first 3 months I'd dread night time. The worst was to wake up to my high pitched "head" tinnitus from sleep in bed at night. I would freak out, get up, pace around, go outside, pray, try to distract myself. I felt scared and depressed at night. So to compensate I started sleeping in front of the tv in the evening, drifting in and out of sleep while watching Turner Classic Movies, Perry Mason reruns, spiritual or religious programs, easy paced stuff. Sometimes I take Benadryl, have dark chocolate or a drink to help relax. I often get to bed after midnight where I have a varying amount of regular sleep. A few nights have been sleepless. I'm glad that my husband has been sympathetic. He has no hearing at all in one ear and has a milder version of tinnitus. I try to get daily exercise, eat well and stay open to healing.
Tinnitus Talk has been a godsend!
I hope that I can sleep in bed for longer stretches while wearing headphones listening to Tinnitus Mix. Also to take time to listen for awhile during the day. That's my goal for now.
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- Oct 20, 2019
- 28
- Tinnitus Since
- 09/16/2019
- Cause of Tinnitus
- very bad congestion?/noise?/anxiety? no clue
pewpew
Member
- Oct 20, 2019
- 28
- Tinnitus Since
- 09/16/2019
- Cause of Tinnitus
- very bad congestion?/noise?/anxiety? no clue
Damn, I really want to go back to headphones for listening to music but well horror stories got to me lol.
Awesome I was just listening to Frank Zappa and Steve Vai was playing with him. Live at the Palladium 1981.
I hope you have lasting results and finally cross your long-awaited finish line.
I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist but at some point you have to ask yourself who would be most negatively impacted by the success of David's free treatment?
It's been about 30 hours since I began using the Tinnitus Mix. My tinnitus is less annoying and less reactive. But, I don't know if this is placebo or not. I have this feeling, like tinnitus is just less present.
I Only ever had very very light visual snow that I could oddly only see looking in the deep dark green of evergreen trees. I got the nasty floaters. I don't remember noticing them really today, or yesterday. My floaters have consistently fluctuated with my tinnitus.
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