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@MisterD Oh and also you may want to join the "UltraQuiet Theraphy" thread, is on this same page of the forum and there are several users talking...
@MisterD As I understand it, I think that is very different from neuromonics as they don't mix the music with the exact, steady tinnitus frequency...
@SoulStation Good to know, at least for the moment I'll focus on learning basic skills with Audacity in case I need it, I'll let the pro stuff...
@SoulStation Are these Audacity plugins or other software? Right now I don't know anything about audio editing, but I could learn if there's need...
@MisterD If what you want is a real sound therapy, there's much better options than neuromonics or trt stuff, those don't lower the volume, they...
@Steve If I remember it correctly, the paper I read said they used music transposed to the 10-20 khz range. Maybe sine waves are not so good, or...
@RoyZ Notched white noise is tested up to 13khz and is supposed to be equally effective in all that range. But there is a formula to calculate...
@RoyZ By what I've read, ACRN is good in that it can even half the volume, but notched white noise could be better, as it gets to 15db reduction....
@jazz As I've always read about RI, you're supposed to get it by listening to white noise for at least 60 seconds at a volume just covering the...
@jazz is right about this, I think. Based in what we know about plasticity of the brain, all the treatments that get volume reduction, like ACRN...
@Robb Maybe it's useful for you to know that eardrum holes are not always that risky. In the recent years I had otitis in both ears, each with a...
@Steve As I read twice the paper, there's still something confusing to me... I understand what sine waves are, but I wonder why the researchers...
@earflappin According to the paper, the stimulus for this therapy is music altered to sound in the 10-20khz range, that is, a whole melody...
When you say pure tones, it means you tried several frequencies with 90bpm? How many hours of RI did you achieved?
@Steve Great! I think it could be important to check the need for customized stimulus in the case of those with very high frequency tones, as the...
