Recent content by mcauth

Ryan: sorry to hear that - I'm on year four or so myself. Wrt sleeping, taking melatonin really helped (studies support this too btw) me, but regularity is key; it needs (for me, at least) to be taken every night. Depending upon your type of Tinnitus you may be a candidate for notch therapy or...

Hi Everyone: quick question. I'm considering adding a feature to http://www.notchtherapy.com that would add built in notching, right in your browser. It would be totally free, in the spirit of the DIY content there. The flow would be: 1) Find your frequency (with our frequency finder) 2) Listen...

I had a friend at work struggle with fits of sever dizziness - months went by with multiple doctors with wrong / incorrect diagnoses. One finally checked her out and immediately identified an inner ear infection. She went on meds, and the dizziness went away... Definitely something to check on...

I just wrote a small site that has free online white, pink and brown (my favorite) noise that you can listen to. I hope you like it...there's really no need to pay for these things, it's pretty easy to do on your own. Now it's even easier :) Note: you'll need a modern browser like Firefox...

I've had great luck with this therapy - my frequency is at 7800Hz. I've also had some folks with results up >8000 so I'd say try the therapy. A couple of notes: 1) Don't use music. The research that found white noise to be more effective makes sense intuitively (I'm no doctor, but it does make...

Good information here above. I've got some perspective on the DIY therapy, white noise, etc. - note that I'm focusing on "notching" the white noise, which is different than other audio therapies out there but has a favorable foundation of research and worked for me personally in a life-altering...

Tanks for pointing out the plugin is missing in Audacity. I've updated the instructions (on notch therapy's site) with a pointer to the band stop filter. Also note that the notch filter will work as well. Another alternative - much more technical though - is to use Sox, a Unix / Linux utility...