Acoustic Neuromodulation - Musical
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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An experiment with Acoustic Neuromodulation technique. Listen at a volume where you can hear the tones but they are not intrusive - where they don't distract your attention, they should be soft but audible.
The tones are played in a random sequence covering every note in the musical scale from around 100 Hertz to around 10,000 Hertz.
The principle is to give the neurons stimulation across the entire frequency range and interrupt the tinnitus. It may work for you, it may not. It's a complete experiment with sound, based on the theory of the device. It isn't a tinnitus cure but it could help to reduce the impact of your tinnitus.
Please leave feedback, I'd love to know how it works for others, and I also would like to develop any other sounds in any way I can.
This relatively simple sequence represents countless hours of experimentation with pure tones and neuromodulation technique.
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20 god damn years. A couple of seconds of relief and it toned it down I almost started crying. this needs to be spread along others.
Excellent! It's pretty cool to know that after having it for so long something can have a positive effect on it for you.
Dan Jonsson ,how is your tinnitus now ? Is it gone ...yes I hope so , did this video help you , for God sake plz. Do reply, it’s 2 long years , now how do you feel? Are you still listening to this video?
Serieus ? Öre a Joke?
@Jaegar UltimaThat's awesome, it'll be up on Spotify and other digital places in 2 weeks so a lot easier to access. How long have you had tinnitus for before this helped you?
@Jaegar Ultima I'd love to get an update on what happens as you do this, keeping my fingers crossed for you.
This is great. It neutralizes the high pitched tinnitus in my right ear. The first time I played it, I noticed it neutralized the ringing. My problem that I have had with my tinnitus is that when it rings, I focus on it and that only prolongs or intensifies it. I know that letting it go as an issue is important but I have struggled with doing that. This helps greatly because it allows me to let go of the ringing and focus on other things. I play it all the time when on my computer and I play it at night as well.
This past week my ringing has lessened significantly. I attribute it to letting go of it with the help of this video as well as doing yoga each day for 20 minutes and acupuncture. I also bought a mini biomat and I sit on it each day. It is a heating pad that emits infra-red energy and negative ions. I had a dream that 5 healers put me on the heated biomat and covered me with many blankets and then began to swing me. So I sit in my chair with it and rock back and forth. Just wanted to share this with all of you because I have had ringing for 4 years and have dealt with all the negative emotions as you all probably can understand.
Peter de Luca how's your tinnitus today ?
Peter de Luca I pray that yours will go away . It's not easy with this. I know that
Oh my God I can’t believe it. I don’t know how I came across to this. It just lowered my T about 60%.
I been using this it lowers my very loud tinnitis it doesn't take it away but some relief is welcome
I developed T a bit over a month ago, and I have found this to be very therapeutic. I first tried it over a week ago and found that it neutralized the tinnitus for at least a bit. I was skeptical, and the T did come back of course. Sometimes, though, I have used this when I was feeling it very much, and it has remained an effective neutralizer in times of need. I have used it as such, almost every day. Today, I used it at work when the T was acting up and forgot about the T for most of the rest of the day: neutralized in part by this therapy. So far, this has been a worthwhile part of my regimen for dealing with this. I also manage my stress (very important) and get busy with other things that can also completely distract me from the T. Thanks in part to this I am learning to, indeed, live with T and habituate myself. It doesn't remove the T but changes it to a hiss I can bear, that is much less stressful.
I used to listen to this several years ago when I first developed tinnitus. I thought about it recently and have been searching for it -- so glad to have found it again! My husband and I called it my "Martian Music." Looking forward to listening to it again regularly!
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OMG amazing!!! Does not take it completely away, but a HUGE relief!!! Thank you!!!!!! I could cry!
after listen for one loop my ring in the ear disappeared like magic, but after a while it came back. I will give this a try, i know it is not a cure but hell I will try anything if even give me a temporary relief. I checked doctor many times but all given antibiotic for my ear infection which didnt help me at all. People who dont have have ringing in the ear will never understand how stressful and discomforting it is.
Jawad Hazrat bro I suggest you to visit chiropractice. it might help you, your choice
How is it now?
conduct MRI then act as you wish to check your neck spondylobasic arteries for sclerosis or stenosis . First do an ultrasound if you wish which is much easier
Absolutely right....
Tinnitus has been torment for me for decades. I too just listening to this for a few minutes, have noticed a significant reduction in my tinnitus! Extraordinary. It isnt gone, but I feel a lot better.
I was waking up with a new second tone. The new one is gone and the old one changeed. That is amazing!
I just recently had a bad migraine with aura and after the migraine my tinnitus had tripled. I thought I was going to have a nervous breakdown. I saw this and started playing it for the first time yesterday and it cut the tinnitus in half!!! Thank you so much! I can't believe how much this has helped me.
+Janice Martinez Really pleased it's helped you, I feel your relief after a nasty spike.
really?:)
I never knew if I had tinnitus or not, I do remember as a kid at school me going up to the DJ Speakers and putting my head close so it would be very loud for fun. I dont notice ringing most of the times, but it does come and when it does it is quite noticeable. I know it is not as bad as others but the stress of me having it for life or not was taking a toll on me. I tried this video and it has helped immediately. The biggest smile came across my face the moment I heard these noises, and now I know why. My tinnitus is cured! Thank you so much!!!!!!
How long did u listen I been hearing ringing in my ears for 2weeks now the ents say my drums in everything good it’s like I’m scared of silence because it always come back
yes, hello. I was wondering if you can play that song again.
hmmm which one man?
The one that goes....Beep Baap Boop Boop Baap
Thank you sooo much. Immediate relief. Hope this improvement will last forever!
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OMG! I've been listening to these tones in a week, and my tinnitus has faded! It's much easier to fall asleep now. I can feel a vibration in my head so I guess it's working. Thank you so much!
how much, long listen everyday?
+eltoy heesbeen I listened to this 2 hours or more every day. I barely hear it now :)
+TheGagagirl1234 okay
Breaking Siblings hey how have u been so far, i just started using it for the past 30 minutes, nothing so far, almost seems liken its making it worse, even at low volume, i think my tinnitus is deeper than u, cause when i bite down on my jaw it rings, but it rings in a different part of my head, by my jaw, does it happen for u too? just trying to narrow mine down
Breaking Siblings also been using it on my commute to work, idk if that affects this too
My tinnitus disappears for a few minutes after this track.
Awesome
Excellent to hear! I find this too - although the effect does seem to lessen if you listen to it too much (as I have on long repeats making the sounds).
Hmm... human music!
I like it!
This particular track was like finding the needle in a haystack. Very effective at reducing my pure tone tinnitus. Mine's a little complex; pure tones mixed with flutter tones and hissing. Kinda like a tiny train braking lol. But even if it's only temporary, to know there is something I can listen to that will give me relief is incredibly reassuring. If my perception is, at worst, an 8, this will bring it down to a 4. Thank you for this!
That's great, thanks for sharing. I'm also in the multiple tone club, one of the things that developed the longer I've had tinnitus. Finding sounds that can knock the tones down, even for a little bit, gives me hope that we can find treatments for it.
i will listen to this all day
Does nothing for me but I appreciate the effort. It does remind me of what I heard in high school when my teachers spoke, however.
I have tinnitus caused by fluoroquinolone antibiotics, that is a group of antibiotics which includes Cipro, Levaquin, Avelox, Levofloxacin and many others. I have had quite a bit of relief, not cured, by listening to this and the 2nd variation. Thank you for posting these sounds. I went from nearly 24/7 not incredibly loud but loud enough to be disturbing, to occasional episodes that are much quieter. If you've ever taken any fluoroquinolone antibiotic that may be the cause of your tinnitus, in which case you should be very careful not to take those drugs again because they can also cause horrible pain and disability.
luv2ride me too, Cipro! Had episodes of Tinnitus in the past, but nothing like this since taking Cipro, could not finish the Cipro, but now struggling with the worst Tinnitus I have ever experienced!
I had a bad ear ringing and this basically stopped it. Thanks!
WHAT! How? For how long?
@@buster117 it was there for a while. I’m a sound engineer now and I basically rely on these type of videos to help my ears.
@@nathansmith4423 what does a while mean bro I been have ringing for 2 weeks already
so far this is my fav due to the pleasant mood it puts me in. it engages my imagination. I'm a singer with tinnitus. this reminds me of a little fairy dancing in my head. tried the descending 5ths and didn't get the same pleasure sense. thanks for putting it here.
What a beautiful description. I'll think of that every time I listen now.
I'm glad you enjoy it and I hope it brings you much relief.
Tsounds1
need some advice if u can: I'm only using this on the right ear to regain a small hearing loss. should I perhaps do both ears at the same time?
the left ear is fine but was wondering if they need to sync together in the brain area.
Alysia McAlister Hi Alysia. It doesn't try to regain a hearing loss, that's unfortunately not possible with sound. If you have a temporary hearing loss though it can still come back.
It works by stimulating your brain and stopping neurons from mis-firing. It interrupts the tinnitus and theoretically can reduce it over time. That's the ANM theory that it's based on anyway.
Definitely listen on both sides, keep it equal. And keep the volume so you can hear it but it isn't distracting or loud.
Tsounds1
ok thanks 4 respond. some of these binaural beat things say restore hearing or general healing, so now I have the tinnitus down to really really faint, no prob anymore with it, and ear is getting less hyper. I still desire to get my ear back to hearing as good as the left ear. I'd like to sing again, and with my right ear having lost some hearing, I'm not even going to sing. so this is my only shot. so even though u say it's not possible I will still give it 6 months before I agree with you.
Thanks for the advice. I was listening to it using moderate volume but was putting me ear right next to the IPad. I started using headphones when my family insisted I stop listening to the horrible sound! It hurt their ears and was a pleasure to mine. I am totally fascinated by this.
As a doctor I can agree with this theory....I just think it need some time to "kick" in.
this lowered the amplitude of my recent exacerbation. thanks
This does a good job of keeping my tinnitus under relatively normal control
This is awesome! It takes the strong ringing down to a comfortable warmer tone in my ears. Seems to work best at lower level volume. Will keep using over time and update. Thank you for offering relief free of charge, you are a true legend
I am vibes
iamvibes Same it takes the strong high pitch down to a gentle low pitch
Little update from me as this was 6 months since i posted. It seems my ringing was from a high level of stress and running on adrenaline. A lot of meditation and generally seeing through my business troubles , which took 7 months, really helped. Allow yourself time and keep looking for new levels of relaxation. This definitely and would recommend using.
iamvibes does that mean it's gone or it's manageable?
So for me it was highly connected with anxiety,stress and lack of nutrition. Its been a long road and very much still on it but seeing a herbalist and nutritionist to sort out my lifestyle and eating habits have all helped heal my tinnitus as well as my stomach/anxiety/stress issues. A lot of the time you will disregard stress because its built up over a life time you see it as normal but once you actually start doing the work on yourself and realising how much tension and anxiety is through the body you can start to see the route of the problem. I am no doctor myself but from my experience diving into a life focused more on wellness and well being has really helped. Also note I have been a long running musician from 16 - 28 and had my ears bashed playing live gigs , as well as Djing in loud clubs more recently so my ears have had a good old trip. I have a very slight underlying ring from this always but i hardly noticed it unless i am typing something like this and i focus on it thus where anxiety and "over sensitivity" come in to play. I believe this video helped but its all about retraining the brain and looking after your general health. Balance Balance Balance. We are all different and have to see where these root problems come from so try different things but dont worry about it too much ! thats the main thing. Obviously if its debilitating take more focused action but allow yourself time to heal. Since wrote that first comment its been 8 months and i am " free" from the bother i was having but i had to make some drastic changes to me eating habits and working / stress levels. Have a look into adrenal fatigue and b12 deficiency :) enjoy the journey xxx
I discovered I had tinnitus almost 5 days ago. My first reaction was anxiety and depression when hearing that it could be chronic since mine was the result of listening to loud music for months. I'll try to work on my mental condition to help me with tinnitus. Thank you though , I find this really helpful for my tinnitus. After I finish the video, the tinnitus has a softer sound but quickly came back. I know this form of therapy was intended to be long term and not a "quick fix" but it's still worth a try. I'll continue to listen to it for the following weeks or months to help myself recover. I don't want tinnitus to hinder my life. I'll however also look up more effective ways to provide myself with this therapy because this type of treatment depends on your tone of the tinnitus as well
How is it now? It's about a year and a half for me. I find that you get acclimated to it. It seems more like a buzzing to me than a ringing (most of the time). I think you can reduce it by managing your stress levels, too. The hearing loss sucks, in addition, though. And so does the hyperacusis if you have that. But life goes on and it's still great. Othe people live with chronic pain, we live with chronic buzzing or ringing.
Awesome. This helps as well as rain drops on aluminium tray.
have T for 3 years this is the only thing that help me , i tried everthing, even stop eating flour jajaja
New tinnitus
Listened to this.
Stopped completely
Its only been a few hrs but this is first relief I've had in a week
Thank you
That's excellent! There is little data from people that very recently developed tinnitus so it's great to hear that this sound has helped you out. People often don't share when it goes away quickly and we usually don't get those that don't lose it until slightly later stages when it's more problematic or persistent past at least a few months.
This helps calm my tinnitus a while...but it comes back again.. at least a little noise relief.
Thank you for sharing this. Ive had very loud tinnitus for 6 years now and it never goes away. But after listening to this for 8 mins, i can say that although the tinnitus is still there its definately not as loud as it was. I will listen to this sound a few more times and hope for the best. Kind regards, Aidan
Excellent to read. I'm interested in how it may help in the longer term as well as from a few listens.
How's you tinnnitus now ?
I have had Tinnitus for 2.5 years caused by a high pitched (defective) fan/fan clutch on a commercial truck that I drove for my employer. The default on the fan clutch is to lock the big engine cooling fan up solid causing it to scream down the road. Imaging putting a household box fan in front of your face on high speed and amplify it nearly 10 times-that's the sound that caused MY Tinnitus......I am praying that THIS or some other sound therapy will help me.....Thank You for this!
I had a minivan who had this as well, its a small air-leak between turbo and inlet , can be a bad hose or O-ring where the sensor is, or intercooler. (cheap repairs)
Thanks. It interrupts my tinnitus and works far better than the actual device (I've been on a 3 month trial) so I'm sure that the theory is fairly sound. It would be interesting to trial different types and see what works best.
It cuts my tinnitus in half. Helps when I have enough of listening to it. I can listen to some music played along with it and not get anxiousabout my tinnitus in background.
You may be on to something. Thank you for posting this.
I wish this were longer. Sometimes it puts me to sleep but I wake up when it ends. Ir seems to work best when I can listen to it for nearly an hour. One day I realized there was no ringing! But when my sinuses are stuffy, it comes back. So here I am again.
Hi Elle. I made loopable versions of this and released it as an album. On Spotify, Apple, Amazon and everywhere else that streams. Can play it as long as you want without it stopping :)
Search for tinnitus works as the artist name and use the title of this video to find it.
I had continuous, high-pitched, very disturbing tinnitus for 2 weeks. Yesterday I listened to these tones for 6 hours as a background noise. By the evening when I stopped listening my tinnitus was gone!!!!! I haven't had it today even if I didn't listen to the tones. How is that possible????? Thank you so much!
+Lili Vincent How is it now? Mine has been fluctuating, like everyone keeps saying to just ignore it which at times works but God, right now is killing me.
+Captain.Richie
Yesterday it was crap, had migraine & T loud, but today I was fine with it. Routine & plenty of sleep helps, stress turns up the volume & depression turns it into a different beast all together. It feeds on your misery :-(
I sometimes use sleeping tablets to establish routine, I hate them but they can help. I always use maskers to sleep(speaker on bed side table with with pillow speaker) & throughout the day when at home. Wearable maskers maybe something to look into.
Try to reduce unnatural diet, keep fit, protect your ears in loud environments, use computers/tablet/tv/smartphone less at night & never before bed. Just treat your body conscientiously & it will thank you back.
+Cory Tant But I need my computer and smartphone to play the white noise and mask my tinnitus so I'm able to function . All night
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You know what sort of helps is if you put this pink noise on the background while listening to this (watch?v=ZXtimhT-ff4)
I feel like the first time in forever, I can just close my eyes and fall asleep naturally. Thank you so much for this
thank u so much!
Captain.Danny this tones is so comforting for me . i could listen to this all day . i am glad it works for you . i can still hear the hissing in the background . but i will continue to listen to music .
Me da un alivio inmediato. Mientras realizo mis planificaciones en la computadora (soy docente) lo pongo de fondo. Me desaparece el tinnitus o me lo atenúa. Muchísimas gracias. Cuando abuso del glutamato monosódico (componente de las carnes congeladas, gelatinas, pollo congelado, helados, avena, tortas, etc.) me da tinnitus. Con el aspartamo también.
Woooow!!! Unbelievable, it really works!!
Im so relaxed...reducing the noise already.
Two seconds in and im laughing, crying.. this is amazing
That's great to hear, hopefully you also get some lasting effects from it.
Thank you so so much for this video.It reduced my both ear rings . I will try to listen every day. I believe it will blow my tinnitus away one day.Thanks again :) god bless you
I pair this with a modulating crickets soundtrack these days and it's really soothing and therapeutic.
O ku**a! Szum w uszach mam jakieś 6dni, a ostanie 2 noce nie spałem z powodu ogromnego pisku w głowie. Przesłuchałem całe w słuchawkach i jak na razie pisk nie jest tak głośny jak wcześniej. WoW!
Ja mam szumy juz od ponad 4 miesiecy i chyba trace nadzieje ze kiedykolwiek to przejdzie :(
Plu hzeiw pok poon zim zum powuudi mollo chollo gliby gglaby shimy coco pop?
Wow I believe it worked...thanks I'm definitely noticing some relief
That's excellent, pleased it works for you.
I was experiencing a bad “attack” of Tinnitus noise at the office and started researching the problem on line yet again when I came across this UA-cam recording, frankly, I am shocked at how quickly it reduced the loud ringing to a level that is tolerable. I plant to continue to use this recording and see what happens as it can’t possibly be worse than it is.
+Sheila Stulak That's great, pleased it's helped you out. If it works for a person then it seems to have that effect of just putting a lid on the sound and squashing it down.
Don't over listen, because it's a simple sequence it can be grating if you have it on too much. I would advise no more than a few hours in a day at most, in short sittings.
Best therapy ever! God bless you!
cool. i like the fact that the notes are in the higher range than in the bass range.
Thanks Tinnitus is far fainter now.
+Abhishek shah hows it going? the tinnitus?
@@regulardude09 it's 80% gone my friend. I still hear it but am not disturbed by it anymore.
How's ur tinnitus now
Such a helpful remedy, its not totally gone but it surely helped me
Excellent. Any form of audio therapy alone will struggle to be a cure in my opinion, but it can really knock down the volume and intrusiveness, which makes a huge difference.
There is def something to this ! Try it....
I have suffered tinnitus for 11 years due to a bad ear ache and recently been suffering severely after a bad car accident. I think this is helping and I have tried a lot of things over the years including a custom tinnitus masker.
Very relaxing.
Thank you for making this! I've had tinnitus for only a couple of months. I've been experimenting with different youtube audios to play in the background while doing email, Facebook, Google, etc. I've found a few different things I like, but I keep coming back to this one. It's pleasant and musical! I've just now read many of the comments, with your instructions for how long to listen at a time, how much per day, etc. Something I'm doing does seem to be making my high-pitched screechy-ringing softer, sometimes so soft I can hardly hear it...perhaps it's this program of yours? In any case, I enjoy it, and it's wonderful to see all the comments from people who've gotten good results from it! Thanks!
Nice one with the musical notes... playful reminding me of my childhood and fascination with such music. Another try to my slight tinnitus. Yes, it sure is becoming light and I'm gonna get rid of it. I am the Placebo!
Thanks, experimenting with this and an Alpha Wave audio program. Noticing some very interesting post aural effects. Looking forward to test with other various waveform formats.
Thank you and best so far.
it didn't help with my ears ringing, but it did make my cats start biting each other. it was very strange. Thanks!
+Jerry Cthulhu :)
H Gavin,
As I say in the video and the description, this is an experiment with the technique the device uses. The treatment offered by the Harley street clinic is slightly different as it has 4 tones at a Hertz value around your tinnitus played constantly.
On the ANM clinical trial they found that many patients experienced a change in their tinnitus tone, which may be what you are experiencing. Have you had any volume reduction or difference in the tone/s you heard before you listened?
I still have it hearing aids with masker helps
I have been experimenting and I get a better response with the volume slightly louder. I'm still holding steady with the tinnitus sounding like a sublte hissing I can ignore and sometimes that is gone, too. The actual high pitch ring has not returned in the 4 days I have been using this. Fingers tightly crossed!
Excellent to hear, I hope it continues to work for you. I think it works best for me being louder also, that way it seems to give me the suppression.
That sounds positive. One of the measures that acoustic neuromodulation is working is having the effect of the tinnitus sounding flatter, less intrusive.
I've got another video on here that works slightly better for me, its called acoustic neuromodulation - descending 5ths. After listening to it my tinnitus is really suppressed.
Is it possible to try something with a higher tone? My T seems to be between 9 - 11k hz.
I don’t have tinnitus I just like how it sounds :)
Finally, my beeps have gone mainstream!
This seems to work for me, amazingly. I developed tinnitus in July of this year and have experienced shrill high frequency sounds with a tone below. I have started to experience a lessening in the intensity of the sound, but it sometimes comes back quite badly. When I listen to this sound, and the one with the 5ths, I notice an easing of the intensity -- this is especially true after waking up in the morning where it can often be quite bad. It calms me and softens the tinnitus. It would be interesting to do a hearing test where I listen to this for 10 minutes before the test, and compare to the hearing test results without doing it. I don't think this is merely a placebo affect; there seems to be something to it. I have been seeing ear nose and throat doctor at a good hospital in Toronto but no one suggested any pain relief, or relief from the actual sound, being more concerned with the cause of it (I did a recent CAT scan and will find out soon). But these audio patterns and ones to similar to it I am finding online truly act like a type of pain reliever for the sound of the tinnitus and I am very grateful to you and other people that are experimenting in creating these patterns to help people with me and to find relief. I hope this continues to work for me and relieve or improve the symptoms as it seems to be doing in the past 2-3 weeks.
It seems to work foe me. Reducing the T immediately. Lets see how will the T come back after while.
For me, the tinnitus returns, then I listen to both the videos for 30 min or longer and within a few hrs the noise is gone again. It may "cure" some, but for others maybe this is a good management tool?
This is magic. Can we have an hour long version of this?
I will make some longer versions using the same technique but I wouldn't listen for too long. It works in shorter bursts for me, if I listen for over an hour the beeping can sometimes stay in my head :)
this would be perfect background sound for the server room I work in
some real sci-fi ambiance
Thank you forever. As I stated before this tinnitus was set off at the hearing doctors office as I left with tinnitus 20 years ago and it never stopped. Now when I eat salt I use this wonderful method a few times and the volume goes from high to low. So...
That's excellent to know. It does seem to be able to flatten tinnitus, great to hear of it working for you.
I got immediate relief from tinnitus that started 11/12/14 after using a leaf blower with poor quality ear plugs It has been a constan, high pitched ringing, worse at night and in the early morining. It was waking me up several times over night. I stumbled upon this posting three days ago and got IMMEDIATE relief and have been listening to it many times per day. So far, the improvement is lasting with the volume of the tinnitus down 80% percent, at times it is totally gone. I am thrilled. I want to know how often to use it to prevent any regression. Can I use it too much? Also, what volume is best? VERY GRATEFUL to the person who posted this!
Hi Lydia,
That's amazing, I'm really happy to hear that it worked like this for you, fantastic news.
I wish I could offer you some sound, research based advice but this is very much an experiment with a theory. Having said that I'm reasonably sure that I can offer a rough guide that will work:
Listen for no more than 1 hour at a time. Each day listen for around 4 hours in total, definitely no longer than 6 hours total. Volume level should be where you can hear all of the tones clearly but they aren't loud enough to distract you, where you may able to forget about them if immersed in a task.
You can listen to them any way you want, it's all about the most comfortable method for you, be it speakers, headphones or earphones. If you use earphones of headphones I'd advise that they are a type that don't block out external sounds or muffle your hearing very much.
SE LO RECOMIENDO PARA EL ZUMBIDO DE OIDO, ESCUCHELO DOS O TRES VECES POR DIA. MUY BUENO.TIPYEVANS.
Hi Zonys,
This is just me experimenting so there isn't any more information at the moment.
It's based on the principles of the ANM treatment currently being clinically trialled in the UK by specialists in Nottingham. The info on the ANM device can be seen at the tinnitus clinic London website (a normal treatment course costs £4500), and if you go to 'tinnitus talk . com' there's a thread with many comments on it
I have a tone in my right ear between 6000-8000Hz, it fluctuates, yours may too.
Very helpful! Thank you.
Thank you so much for this, it has helped me so much. Is there anyway you can make one with higher pitched tones?
unless I'm not doing it long enough, i think I'm one of the unlucky ones, cause it theirs no relief at all, idk what else to do
Thank you very much. It is indeed very helpful .
When I listened the first time I was suffering from what I call ' a rock concert'. I mean by that waking up with a noise compairable to having visited a concert of a rock band with out ear protection, while this actualy not being the case. I fell asleep with in the duration of the track. When I woke up I could not believe that it could have had the effect that it actually had. I tried again and noted that the tinnitus was (temporarily) reduced. Since then I carry an mp3 player and use the track like an 'audio APC'. I have consulted a representative company of Amplifon in my country, which has a neural audio programme. I was tested and during the test a sound frequency was roughly made to test my response to it. The tinnitus dropped immediatly like the 'audio APC' track did the first time. Next step will be to fine tune the sound. During the programm I will be regularely monitored to adjust the sound of the personalised track...would like to add text but no further space...
Hi Mattijs. Great to hear it has helped you out. I'm interested in seeing what program you get from the hearing aids, if it is similar to the video.
Many people find the same thing as you described, that hearing a tone that matches their tinnitus will make it drop out for a time (Residual Inhibition).
Thank you Lord
Thank God this works
Surely this can effectively suppress my tinnitus of 4000Hz frequency. I often listen to this on my iPhone.Thank you. Do you think that such an acoustic neuromodulation sound can lead to permanent solution such as habituation? Or can this give us only a temporal relief?
I've had tinnitus ever since I can remember. It's not that loud but it can be annoying. In fact there are days where I completely forget it's even there. Today is the day the eclipse happened so I had my mind focused and a bunch of stuff as usual especially since I was thinking about the capabilities of noninvasive low intensity ultrasonic neuromodulation. It wasn't until I stumbled onto this video and read the word "tinnitus" that this annoying high pitched ringing in my ears revealed itself.
It's annoying but I guess I have learned to ignore it.
Oh and thank you for posting this.....It is usefull
Can you do a mirror image of this? I used this two nights in a row. The second night I used it for about an hour and when I took my headphones off I had this oscillating hissing static sound in my brain. It's been there for a month now and goes from very quiet to extremely loud, but it is always there. I think that based on the principal of spike timing dependent plasticity I've taught these neurons to continually fire in sync with one another. I've spoken to two ENT'S about this and neither believe me, they think it's just tinnitus. But what I hear now is completely different from the tinnitus I had before (which was tonal and likely due to inflamed ear canals that would have cleared up on its own). My only thought is if I can play the notes in reverse it might desynchronize the firing neurons in the other direction.
do i have to use earphone to hear this for my T therapy? coz my ENT wouldn't recommend me using earphone while hearing songs
Weird. Vey weird. After about 10 seconds it nearly eliminated about 85-90% of my tinnitus. It is now less than the volume of a hum of a light in a super quiet room. I am guessing you would have to repeat this process daily or hourly as the tinnitus returns.
I would do it a few times but don't over-use. Your brain gets accustomed to things after a while (speaking from experience of working on the sequences for long periods and having the effectiveness wane). Use other tracks that help in between, periods of nothing etc, just generally mix it up and keep the brain on its toes.
@@TinnitusWorks Do you have a link to other sequences?
@@stephentackett4064 I'm not really aware of anything outside of what I do, mainly because the more searchable stuff is just clickbait with little thought put into it. Check out MyNoise, Stephane did a generator with the neurmodulation sequence and he has a lot of high quality sounds on there.
Also check out the Spotify / Apple Music (or whichever streamer you use) for Tinnitus Works, I have a few albums up there you can try out.
This is the only thing that stops me from feeling suicidal from tinnitus. I wish it were longer, it’s so difficult constantly replaying it especially at night times which are absolute hell. I wish it were available on a cd or mp3 download I would gladly pay. I tried to use a UA-cam repeat thing but they banned the use of the video on it now, seems so unfair. My 3 year old daughter doesn’t deserve a dead mother because of this insane noise in my head. I have gotten no relief from anything except this video. I just want to live. Can you make it longer? Repeat it for 2 or 3 hours or something? Please? I even read of some people curing their T after continued use of this. Tinnitus is an invisible disability which can lead many to suicide. We need all the help we can get.
Try right clicking on the video and clicking on "loop". That will make it replay.
google youtube downloader
Hey Nola. I think the guy has some download links in the description. But please know that you will get used to it and after years it wont even seem like such a big deal.
Wish you all good.
NIH states this is the treatment that works best for Tinnitus.
All I got was "you don't usually get it at your age!", no real help at all, still struggle everyday.
What is NIH?
It doesn't take it away completely but I'll tell you what it did do. I hear different sounds. a cricket type sound and I also hear high pitched ringing type sounds. It took away the high pitched ringing. I think using these sounds are a process. Using it daily I think would help it.get rid of tinnitus.
I often get something similar. Sometimes an overall flattening of the tinnitus, sometimes different sounds. It definitely interferes with it.
@@TinnitusWorks Hey man, thanks for this. I feel like it takes away the intensity and reduces it more to the crickity sounds. Hope its not a placebo.
@@AbuDurum I don't think so, it's interfering with the creation of tinnitus in the brain - at least that's my theory. Happy to hear it works for you.
thanks a lot ..this is the only and the first that helps me
tinnitus makes a pause !! oh dear....couls you please tell me if I can put it on mp3 or how can I hear it without pc..do you sell ?
thank you for answering Ev
doesnt work 4 me
That's a shame. Audio doesn't help everyone. I have a tone that is purely related to a physical aspect, stress / tension etc in the shoulders and neck. Audio does absolutely nothing for that particular tone.
Hello, I am excited to try this. I got tinnitus from an anti anxiety medication 2 months ago. It is mild I guess-I only hear it in very quiet environments. I have been doing acupuncture and the sound has changed but it hasn't gone away and it is distressing to me.. I would like to get rid of it completely. Do you think I can use this if I have just mild tinnitus? Also- I noticed on one comment you said to not use headphones that block out external sounds, I'm glad I read that because I assumed you should use headphones that block sound and try to focus on the sound. How do you suggest using it? Should I just play it from my computer and go about my day? or should I lay in bed/relax and listen to it? Just wondering what is the most effective way to use it. thank you so much!
Hi Lauren - sorry only just saw your comment.
Even though your tinnitus is mild it shouldn't make a difference. i al interested in whether it totally knocks the tinnitus away when it's milder.
I think that the best way is to let it play as you just go about your day, or as you do something else like reading or working. Don't try and focus on it and don't listen for too long - it's the same as listening to anything over and over, not fun to get it stuck in your head.
Thanks for posting this Tsounds1!
BTW, If you replace youtube.com with listenonrpeat.com, any you tube video will play continously. Here's a link for this one:
listenonrepeat.com/watch/?v=BHO_6nIDePU#Acoustic_Neuromodulation_-_Musical
Ottimo
I've listend to this video 4 or 5 times, and it made my tinnitus worse :( I usually hear two constant fairly low-pitched tones, which are now intensified. Perhaps this video is designed to interrupt only high-pitched sounds?
Sorry to hear that. It's an experiment but not one that I imagine would make you worse - of course we all can react differently to sounds.
Did you make sure to keep the volume down, where you can just comfortably hear the tones? It may also be the case that your tinnitus is so low pitched that it is too low for these particular tone sequences to help.
Is it possible that your low tones are pulsatile tinnitus? No sound therapy will be of much help if that's the case.
Hi Tsounds1, no problem - I just wanted to report my experience to you. The tinnitus did go back to its usual intensity later that day. Yes, I kept the volume down. And no, I certainly don't have pulsatile tinnitus (I hear two constant tones, comparable to an organ sound made by an electronic keyboard). Both are low-pitched (I would say below 1000 hz).
I think acoustic neuromodulation may only help when the tones or tone sequences are matched to one's individual tinnitus frequency. I am thinking about trying some kind of sound therapy, because sound is the only thing that seems to have an effect on my tinnitus (certain tones even drastically lower the pitch and also change the tone, partly, into a kind of buzzing). I'm not sure if sound therapy or neuromodulation is offered where I live though.
lvdhnl It's a shame, seems that this sound sequence just isn't right for you. What sort of sounds / tones help you? I can make just about anything so if you can give me an idea I'll see if I can produce something for you. Inbox me here then I'll send my e-mail to you.
Neuromodulation is usually matched to your pitch, said to work on tonal tinnitus only. At the time of writing there isn't any robust proof but very soon the major UK study should report their findings (I think it's currently in peer review). I'm very interested to see how it all went as I can see how it can work on theory.
I think that your brain has to work to position all of these sounds across the frequency spectrum so it interrupts the tinnitus whilst it positions and catalogues them.
The actual neuromodulation device is supposed to be used for 4 - 6 hours per day, but as I say this is a complete experiment with sound. I'm glad to hear that it works for somebody else.
Recommended dosage and for how long to see if it works or provides relief? I checked and found some of your guidance on your other videos….I will give it a go and see if a 2-3 sessions of varying videos over 2 weeks or so does anything positive….I don’t expect a cure naturally just something that simmers the tinnitus when it fluctuates upwards.
It's usually a bit of trial and error, seeing what works and what doesn't. My biggest piece of advice is not to listen to one particular sound for too long. When I do the sounds, I often lose the effectiveness because I have to hear things over and over when I'm creating and testing.
Thanks! It works during the listening of the video and a bit after that.. Then when I get concoius about it, it comes back, but it isn't as "negative". Ive just herd it only for an hour though.. Could you please point me out to more information about this? it's really helping me. Thanks.
ps. (I think I have a 8000hz tinnitus, is this similar to yours? thanks)