Chill Out Music as a Masker

[Louise]

Just thought I'd mention that, for me, I've found that chill out, lounge type music is a really good masker for T. It has constant noise (so no quiet bits) and a constant rythm that is actually relaxing. it doesnt 'challenge' my T like classical music does. I found with classical music the T seemed to compete with it. There's masses of this type of music on Youtube. Anyway, here's what I have playing right now ...............

Here's one that works particularly well for me....................

 

[Hudson]

Some fine scenery too! hahaha

 

[Louise]

Ha ha, knew the blokes would be thinking that!

 

[Hudson]

As a guy from out west in the USA, I've been called "dude" countless times, but never bloke. It's a first! haha

 

[Louise]

Ha ha, well in Yorkshire, UK, we call 'dudes', 'blokes'

 

[Ankie]

Thank for sharing that, I am going to try and see if it helps me.

 

[dan]

If I want to mask I have to stand by a double-decker diesel bus doing doughnuts.

p.s. doin' doughnuts is when a vehicle spins its rear tires going in a circle leaving skid marks.

 

[Louise]

Thats horrible, to have it that loud. Have you found anything that helps?

The chill out music doesnt drown out the noise completely for me but takes a lot of the edge off. And because its relaxing and if Im in the right mood I can get into the music and the 'noise'.

 

[erik]

Iheartradio and Pandora work well for this type of music and you can keep it going all day and night long

 

[Fish]

I don't really need to mask my tinnitus anymore (that's me bragging out there!) but this is some really nice music.

Thank you Louise!

 

[Louise]

Bless ya, you're very welcome