Potential Scam, Snake Oil: TinAway

Ok, just tried it again. The weird sensation is surely reproducible.
It starts at approximately at 93.6Hz, peaks around 95.5-96Hz and fades off at around 98Hz. Sine wave on low-to-medium volume level. Interestingly it works better when I apply compressor, when amplification between frequencies is evened out and stare at spectrum analysis tool to see visually what's going on. It also seems to affect the pitch of my hyperacusis. It changes tone a little bit.
I don't experience it in my left (good) ear. In my left ear I just hear pure sine wave tone, no physical sensation.
I stop after 40 minutes. I have slight headache and feel my right ear is now pulsating in a weird way.
As far as sensation: vibration in the ear, like if I'd brush my ear with electric toothbrush with almost dead battery
There is probably explanation to it. It just never experienced it before. Interesting.
I attach saved project if anyone else wants to try it. This is Ableton project (ableton.com). I think that frequency range (93.6-98Hz) is subjective to me, so you might want to try different range/wave type. Sound monitor used: Yamaha HS50M

PS. Oh and I forgot to mention. The sound produced by these freqs is not the sound of my T. So it is not masking, for sure.

 

sorry
if there will be à cure for tinnitus . Autifony will be the one only and no others.

 

Yan,
Interesting stuff you're doing there. I'm a retired musician (that's probably how I lost some of my hearing), and an IT guy- but not a programmer. However, I do understand your runaway loop concept and I think there may be some merit to that.

Many researchers are honing in on fractal tone generation for potential tinnitus relief. These guys in the study are using a slightly different approach by studying how children seem to outgrow tinnitus during puberty. That's a different angle that I think is worth devoting more research toward. The number of children with T is probably very small, at least according to the doctor I've been working with in a San Francisco T support group. That was the only aspect she questioned in this research. But hey, it's a big world so even if they were only 1000 reported cases of children with tinnitus worldwide, and they all grew out of it at puberty, that's worth pursuing.

Keep up your research, and keep posting to this thread please. I understand about 75% of what you're posting and find it intriguing!

 

Sorry for bringing up old threads but i think this is quite interesting. Although a better name could have been chosen. "Tinaway" just sounds like a scam. I am guessing they didn't get the money so gave up.

Although i think there is something in it by using sounds to reprogram the brain or suppress tinnitus.

Kinda like when i listen to my favourite music, smile and forget all about tinnitus. Or the way some masking sounds work for one person but aggrevate another.

 

By who exactly? Seems to be a lot of haters on here. Any research people are willing to do has to be a good thing surely!

 

the web site of the company is off the grid
not a good sign

 

Are you bonkers. A basic search states the trial failed and was canned.

http://www.autifony.com/autifony-tinnitus-quiet-study.asp

 

And a simple look at the date of the post you're quoting states that he made that post before they failed

 

It was more the assertion that that would "be the only one", which bothered me.