Great Online Noise Generator

Not sure if this has already been posted but i wanted to share. I have struggled a lot for just the right frequency of white noise to completely mask my T while I work at my computer during the day. Most of them out there dont do well with my brand of T. I finally found one that does and it works on mobile devices. Check it out. Its great for someone like me who works most of the day from a PC.

http://playnoise.com/

Glenn

 

Nice on glenn!!!! cheers mate.
Allways thought Pink was the way to go but Brown is nice!!

 

I thought all white noise was the same but for me it isnt. This is the only one that completely masks it for me. Its a godsend on those bad T days at work.

 

Thanks Glenn!!

 

Hi,

I got something to share too .. if anybody wants a PC software for nice sound and noise generator go to this webpage (freeware)

it took me some time to find exactly what I wanted.. so this one has it all, sound, sweep, noise and panning.

in the middle of the page you'll see "Download Free Stand-Alone Version (353 Kb ZIP file)."

 

I have been listening to simplynoise.com on my computer all day. I listen to white noise on my iphone or ipad when mobile - I also try to walk everyday and just listen to the regular noise in the environment - planes, cars, wind etc.

At night I run the a fan and the white noise generator.

 

Wow. Talk about a major breakthrough!

I was posting on TinnitusTalk about how I get temporary relief in the shower from my tinnitus, and picked up on some posts regarding residual inhibition tinnitus.

So, I found this sound generator online and holy smokes! Around 4 - 5 kHz, I found an amazing relief. I listened to the sound for roughly 1 minute, stopped the generator, and my tinnitus was completely gone... or not noticeable! Seemed to last for a minute or two, but I haven't fully explored this.

If you think you have residual inhibition tinnitus, I suggest you try this website and sound generator! Good luck, and let us know your experience and kHz range where you found relief!

https://www.audionotch.com/app/tune/

 

I found myself on this website in the past if for no other reason than to hear my tinnitus tone from an external source. It gave me a feeling of having control of something we don't normally have with tinnitus; the ability to raise and lower the volume then to turn it off completely! The residual inhibition was a bonus but unfortunately left me with an increase in my tinnitus.

 

@MikeV I have found something of the same benefit. I am at the 1.5 month mark and want to provide sounds to my ears. I wouldn't say I try to produce the T frequency, as I wouldn't say the brain/nerves are creating the same frequency of what's missing. So I try to find frequencies which seem to overall help. Example: last week when the T freq was around 10,000Hz, sounds in the 10-12,000 Hz range were soothing. A few seconds or 30 seconds is about all I play. When playing 15-30 seconds, T can sometimes get cut in half. Only if the T is really quiet will playing those frequencies seem to make the T go away. I say seem because it can reduce to a very very quiet static that is hard to detect.

 

Good to hear (pardon the pun!). This has been like a godsend to me. I haven't played around with the sound generator that much, but in a range of around 8 kHz works wonders for me. Wow. And I would agree. I wouldh't say that my T disappears completely, but to a very low level that often I do not even notice now.

 

Nice to 'hear.' Here's to continued improvement.

 

audionotch is paid service are there free sound generator