Here is a sampler of the Tinnitus Noise Masking Series to help you find masking noises that sound good to your ears: ua-cam.com/video/IaZk8NbzxXU/v-deo.html Audio downloads and the complete series bundle are available linked in description of each video. Thanks for listening
Dalesnale - Noise Ambient ESE SONIDO PARA TRATAR EL PROBLEMA DEL TINITUS NO SIRVE.EL TINITUS NO SE CURA ES UN PROBLEMA PERMANENTE EN LOS OIDOS. NO ENGAÑES A LA GENTE.
What's the difference between a scrubber and a flosser? Are these scientific names or just names youtubers make up because my audioligist has never heard of the terminology before
I’ve had tinnitus for 26 years habituated for the most part but for two months now it has returned to louder levels. I came across this 8 khz “ flosser” track. When my tinnitus flares i grab my phone and this will miraculously pull the sound right out of my ear. About thirty minutes and it will usually settle back down. I do turn it on when i go to bed and lay my phone on my pillow. It works… it works. ! Thanks so much. !
Na zwiększanie poziomu Tinitusa ma w moim przypadku natychmiastowy wpływ, nerwowa rozmowa z moją żoną, słuchanie głośnej muzyki i ciśnienie atmosferyczne. Wywołaniem tinitusa był ogromny stres 😢
After battling tinnitus for well over 2 years and after trying pretty much EVERYTHING I learned that what helps my tinnitus isn't just one thing. In fact, most has to do with your overall wellness. Here are a few suggestions. B-12! Taking B-12 supplements has not only helped with my tinnitus but has helped restore my overall health. Also, sunlight and long walks. Jogs or runs can be a plus. Avoiding loud music or sounds would help to. Staying away from caffeine, greasy foods and or alcohol will help lower tinnitus by a lot. But my overall advise for tinnitus sufferers is to learn ways to cope with their tinnitus. Once you learn not to let it bother you so much it won't really matter.
Ask your Dr first please before doing anything. Your b12 could be fine. Try and get blood work and see what the Dr suggests. Just a thought. No mean to be rude.
@@heather6342 Not rude at all and I appreciate your comments and concerns. When first diagnosed with tinnitus I took a complete physical and had my blood checked as a precaution. Fortunately, all my levels were exceptionally well. Green color in just about every area; not one red! My thyroid also came back great! I thank my multivitamins coupled with light cardio workouts. I'm not on any type of diet but I try to watch what I eat. B-12 supplements were recommended to me by several other doctors as well as other tinnitus sufferers. Just be sure you take the right stuff! 🙂👍
Just sharing my experience with tinnitus. I took magnesium supplement together with vitamin D3+K2 .Now I can get deep sleep and rest better. Change to healthy diet plus fasting. Practice deep breathing exercise and cold shower. Now my tinnitus has really tone down. Thank God.
Thank you to everyone involved with trying to provide relief from tinnitus. It can be hell😢. Years of loud music etc. did it. Parents PROTECT your children’s hearing!!!!
As soon as I turned this on, I could no longer hear my stress tinnitus, which I've been suffering from for nearly 40 years. I only recently discovered a few days ago my tinnitus frequency, then decided to do a search here for a video that plays sounds at a frequency that cancels out my tinnitus. The internet has been such a valuable tool in my therapy and recovery. Thank you for this video. I plan to play this from now on when I sleep, or just need to relax.
I am suffering from tinnitus from the last 14 years. Very few tinnitus maskers on youtube has helped me in reducing the horrible ringing noise. This audio of yours is working wonders for my tinnitus. Though not stopping altogether, I can get relief when I am listening to it. Thanks a lot Dale. I deeply appreciate your efforts to help people suffering from tinnitus.
It somewhat works for me, but I’m almost not even needing the white noise…might just try to find what my own tinnitus Hz are (I have a couple of pitches that ring simultaneously-yes it’s just awesome). My hope is to do a phase cancel. That’s how sound engineers remove some sounds from recordings. You’re welcome if that helps a scientist develop new tinnitus relief..just hone in on what frequencies your tinnitus is--pitch matching could phase cancel the ringing..dunno
Oh my god, when I accidentally clicked out of UA-cam and it turned off, there was no ringing. Idk how long it will last but even that 10 seconds of silence was incredible.
Got to say I listen to a lot of color sounds and this one helps the most .I need a higher pich more then the basser sounds. 8000mhz is good but 10000mhz wood help with flare ups . I'm really thankful that your sounds have made it to me .
@@Hulalulatallulahoop2 here in Southern Philippines we use herbal to cure noise.. I dont know what's the name of plant in english.. I think similar this plant "mugwort" we put it in our ears after we squeeze the leaves with our fingers. and let the smell from herb will cure.
I googled it and I think it might be a herb called Biloba...interesting! I'll look further into this as my ringing is wearing me out some days. Many thanks @@ColoniaMurder20
Rose, if you're still out there, I want to tell you're not alone, it's been with me 50 plus years. This may sound crazy but my solution was to make friends with it. Long ago I made the decision to stop worrying, and stressing about it, I said to myself it's there, it's part of life, move on, and let's make this thing a positive. I joke with my wife it masks her snoring. Anyway, for all those who have come here looking for relief, start by letting go of the negative, focus on the positive, and move on. 🖖💤😎
@@barbarataylor3568 Hi Barbra, Leave "I have to cope" and "sanity" behind and enjoy what matters most in life! Me, I'm going rollerskating with my Granddaughter today! Wish me luck! 🖖
I think I’m the only one who uses these for insomnia. It gives me something to focus on so my thoughts, ideas, memories, plans, etc, don’t keep me awake all night. These videos are the only way I can turn my mind off .
hello. iv'e been a T sufferer for 50 years. have asked doctors to make me deaf (told it wouldn't help) and i've been suicidal at different times from it. pulled this up on my phone, put mic's in my ears and laid down. i'm a 75 year old man and after 2 minutes i just started crying i was so relieved.
Hi, I know exactly how you feel my friend. I have had the high pitched squeal in my head since my late teens, now at 45, some days its almost unbearable. The noise in my head has definitely increased over last couple of years to the point I sought medical attention earlier this year. A visit to the hospital, a little look and hearing test confirmed I have Tinnitus. The medical professional suggested hearing aids may help but wouldn't recommend them just yet. Another suggestion was to talk about it, talk to people group at meetings for example but to be mindful not to wollow in self pity. Literally ZERO help really and ZERO that can fix it. Happy this works for you, if it is in fact genuine, I've tried a few of these back ground noise and help videos - ZERO help for, so far....Can only be hopefull for future breakthrough.
@@benmiller1744 sorry for the long delay. its a matter of finding the right frequency or combination of frequencies and sounds. this particular one works best for me. i also hear a continuous, high pitched sound, like 'eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'. it never stops but sometimes i become unaware of it if i get focused on something. another sight you might try is "orchestron."
This has taken away my tinnitus completely. The relief I feel right now is unbelievable. After a constant 12 hours of tinnitus and a lot of tears I can actually relax. Thank you for this
I listen for 15- 20 minutes before bed. It decreases my tinnitus by about 95%. It comes back in the morning, but nowhere near as bad as previously. Before I started listening, my ringing was making me depressed. Now it it bearable and I am not depressed. Thank You.
@@bane2886 No, he said breath when he meant breathe. So he didn't write as well as you claim he did. Not that I am a writer. But I am a poet, don't you know it!
@@jaxflfreebirdwe understood what he meant. Really it’s not a great place to be splitting hairs. We’re all kind of suffering and although you are correct, the majority of readers understand what he meant. That’s the point- to convey a thought via words. Hope you find relief somehow. We are all hear for similar reasons.
Thanks for making this. I have had tinnitus apparently all my life, I never even considered that others didn't have this, thought it was an artifact of the ability to hear. I have slept with a fan since being a toddler & have had aquariums since 13 so most of my life I have the sound of water trickling in the background. It was only a few years ago that I was shocked to find this was not normal! I noticed it got louder in places where it was silent & attributed to the gain in my brain being turned up to search for any little sound. Anyway, I am fairly young & had a stroke recently & the tinnitus has been so loud that it began to bother me. I found this last night & listened to it until I fell asleep last night & found the relief from it I was looking for. Today it was it was much more at my baseline, thank goodness! I am not a fan of pharmaceuticals & would be unwilling to add to what I am already having take so I am glad I found this, it truly helps, bless you for putting it on here again.😇
Thanks for your story. I've always gravitated toward night sounds back to childhood too. I wonder if that is an indicator of sorts. A video on Ben Thompson, AuD - Treble Health channel discussed the presence of small amounts of hardly noticeable sound in many people from youth with a shift toward increased attention to this sound over time.
N. Watson.. OMG !! You sound like me !!! I’m 75 & about 10 or so years ago I was shocked to find out others didn’t have this or know what I was talking about !! It’s so horribly invading isn it ? In the past 3 weeks it’s, again , gotten louder .. I just want to cry ! It’s so upsetting ! God bless all those that suffer with this “curse” !
@Janet Van Brunt , it is such an odd & frustrating thing, being able to sense things others can not. I am also on the autism spectrum, didn't know until my late 30's, well actually I have known since I was 6, I was not like others but I didn't know there was a name for it or that I wasn't alone (females often present very differenty then males & socially camouflage better which is just being recognized more). I guess for most of my life, I didn't try to compare myself to others, good thing too, lol. I am fascinated as to why or how it could get so much louder after a stroke. I really haven't look into this more yet but I am willing to bet this is more common after a head injury. Thankfully, this really did help bring me back down to *my* more normal tolerable levels. Hope it gets quieter for you.🙏💓Thanks for your comment!
@James Madison, still working on figuring that out, 1 last procedure results waiting for that I just had the done the other day but nothing super obvious. However, I did have a very interesting conversation with a nurse the other day about tinnitus. Get back to you soon about it though. Taking a deep dive into learning brain arteries, anatomy, & how everything is interconnected from the aortic arch up, lol.
I recently was hit, like a bolt-of lightening, with a medication induced tinnitus. It is loud and intrusive. I have lived through life-threatening injuries, and endured much. I will get through this, and learn to accept it and go on with my fulfilling days, weeks, months, years. I’ve been listening t many masking audio, and this is the best for me. I am here 7:00 and do not hear tinnitus at all. This is a blessing. Thank you so much
I stumbled upon your “Tinnitus Flosser Masker at 8kHz,” and was reading the comments as I listened to the steady tone for about 3 minutes. At about the 3-minute mark, I paused the video, and-to my utter astonishment and disbelief-my tinnitus was reduced by about 80 percent. I am 65 years old, and have suffered with loud, annoying tinnitus for many, many years. I went to an audiologist probably 6 years ago to get help with this problem. She said there was no cure, but they gave me a hearing test and said I had hearing loss between 4kHz and 8kHz-I guess that explains why music can sound dull, particularly cymbals and other high-pitched instruments. Anyway, let me pause this now and see if the level of tinnitus is still reduced-yes, it is still reduced by a lot. I’m going to listen to these tones awhile longer just to see if my tinnitus level stays low, or how long until it returns. This may be something I come back to on a daily basis-perhaps listen for 30 minutes or so at a time. I’m cautiously optimistic at this point. Having said that, I’m sure my tinnitus didn’t develop overnight, so I’m not expecting it to go away, if at all, overnight. Still……
That is a great approach. A bit of noise masking can offer some relief. The '"shine" on the music, cymbals, acoustic guitar strings, and top of brass and metallic instruments goes away with age.
I used to love going up into the mountains just for the silence. The longer I was there I would start to only hear sounds of birds, wind softly blowing through the trees and possibly a brook bubling away. I miss those days and years. For the past 3 decades I now have a constant companion, 24/7. Not pleasant, interrupts my life, avoiding things that have no noise. Tv or radios constantly on. I keep hoping to find one of these that work. Sometimes I find one that helps. It’s curious how such an annoying horrible sound for most people is absurd. While people like us get some relief.
I'm definitely in this frequency range. My biggest fear is that despite the relief it provides, one day I'll eventually read some published study that says, 'remember when people listened to various white noise frequencies to minimize their tinnitus? New findings indicate that were actually increasing their chances of hearing loss, infertility, dementia, weight gain, psoriasis, amnesia, insanity, depression, rheumatism, tooth decay, and chronic halitosis.'
@@cirocueva1369 Buenos dias, aun no desaparece, pero acá día a día buscando por las redes a ver si aparece alguien que realmente quiera ayudar a los que tenemos este padecimiento. Ya está la cura para el cáncer Dios permita y se consiga para el Tinnitus. Si sabe de algo me avisa por favor.
Sound engineer, composer and tinnitus sufferer. I've been producing high frequency white noise and soundscapes to help me sleep for some time. Thank you, this helps.. for a bit.
My tinnitus is blood sugar related so that is pretty frustrating. I am happy some of you got what I got from listening. If I may I would like to make a suggestion. Because of my pain and tinnitus, I stay as busy as my body lets me. I am not mobile so I sculpt with polymer clay, watercolor paint, coloring books for when I am bored, watching tv or UA-cam at the same time. Most of the time I am doing three things at once. Art, visually stimulating tv, and mentally stimulating computer stuff. This helps a ton. The other day the power went out and I thought I would go mad from the silence around me so all I could hear was the high pitched squeal in my head. I set up a stand to hold a book open in front of me, grabbed some clay and the battery powered radio, and took some deep breaths to calm my nerves. After a few pages, I didn't notice it. I knew it was there but I had meditated to relax the nerves it jangles. I hope this helps someone. I live in constant nerve and muscle pain, not to mention Erythromelalgia which makes my skin feel like I am being scalded or burned on a bad day. It is all over my legs. This is unrelenting chronic and acute. So, when I developed tinnitus I thought "Can life get any worse?" Never ask that question, please.
@@dionisiovega6270 Any part of our body that has nerve endings can be affected. I find if I control my blood sugar levels closely I don't have ringing. Mine sounds like cicadas but at a higher pitch. I hope this helps you if it is an issue for you.
This is the exact same sound my tinnitus makes in my head. I feel better knowing that my ears are listening to it instead of my brain creating it. I can only hope this could clear my head!!!!
Ms. Clark: Now that it’s been ~2 years, how is your tinnitus? This doesn’t match mine-mine is in a higher key and is much faster, but I’m going to give it a try for a half-hour and see if it makes any kind of dent despite that. To me it sounds like nighttime insects.
I've had 8,000 frequency for the past10 yrs .I'll be 80 this month. After only 4 minutes of listening , the tinnitus has drastically reduced in volume. Many thanks.
This video has literally changed everything sleep-related for me. I’ve have had roaring tinnitus for years. I stumbled across this 10 hours of Sleep Heaven a week or so ago. It’s amazing!! This sound completely cancels out my ringing (like the intensity of firing a gun without hearing protection). Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!!!
I'm so glad this works for you ♥️ I will try this tonight, hopefully it has the same effect. I would recommend that you download this video as an mp3 and save it maybe in a cloud storage, just in case the video gets removed :) Wish you the best random person 🙏
@@ahmedgh4951 No, it’s not a cure. It is just the same pitch as the sound of my tinnitus. I have that same ringing all day. This video just cancels it so I can sleep. I hope it helps you rest as well.
I found an amazing Audiologist......yes this freaking torture can go away. I told her about Dalesnales noises and played them....she has heard of them. I have hearing aids now because of low & high picked hearing loss that has been complicated by several, 7 to be exact, mismanaged infections, low sodium which I was hospitized for, since last November. I already had an anxiety disorder which was a recipe for tinnitus. I have generators in the hearing aids now....she does not like the word MASKER as she says one should NOT completely MASK the tinnitus. She does like the selection of all the noises and how I use them to go to sleep or when I take the hearing aids out. Tinnitus and getting rid of it IS A PROCESS and please find a competent Audiologist that is willing to listen to you and see you once a week, mine does not charge for the weekly visits and the help, tune up, questions, and mainly how to live while going through the process of helping the brain stop the fight or flight it is going through. These noises are are a GOD SEND for all of us but just remember not to completely tune out the ringing.....keep yourselves positive and active and as corney as this may sound , keep strong, calm and believe you will be healed from this freaking monster....it takes work but know that people are out there like Dalesnale and good Audiologists to help you all. I like the FLOSSER & VIOLET NOISE......I am listening to it now. Keep strong everyone. Everyday I feel better and better. Thank you Dalesnale for all your work and these sounds. They help me EVERY DAY.
Holy hump hoping shit!! Out of all the UA-cam videos I watched on on different tones for Tinnitus this one actually stopped the ringing for a whole few minutes after about a minute of hearing this. All the other videos did not do squat for me but I hope they helped others. When I get a chance I'm going to use this sound and hopefully calm my tinnitus down. It's been bad the last few days. It's gotten louder. At this point in life if I could fully stop the ringing by going fully deaf I would. I'm 42 and sacrifice the rest of my life just for peace and quiet.
The ringing persists even if you go full deaf. It's like getting water log swimmers ear, only worse. It's like getting wax compressed into the ear canal, and little gremlins sliding up and down on the wax buildup wreaking havoc on your mind. It's terrible just terrible I say. Let us get down on our knees, and pray for this ear wolf to be riddened. For good. Amen.
@@quantumpotential7639 Just did the ear flush which I do only when the wax audibly blocks the canal every couple years. It was making the ringing on one side stronger than normal. Then I went swimming getting water behind the wax. Much better now.
@@quantumpotential7639 You are so right. Pray is the only thing that comes to my mind to survive this horrendous torture I also have been suffering for more than 30 years now.
I think I have TMD related tinnitus. Between my mouth guard and these noises, I was able to move from the tinnitus zapper to this. It's not gone, but it's quieter. I can sleep now. Thank you. By helping me sleep you are helping me heal. I hope there is a cure for this awful illness soon.
You are not alone. I have a pulsatile TMD related tinnitus as well. I have using a mouthguard since February1th and it has improved a lot. Does you tinnitus change if you move your jaw? That is the proof that it is TMD related.
@@Baronluigi Hey mine does when I move my jaw. It has developed since last month. I have constant buzzing in my right ear. Sometimes it seems to intensify and sometimes too low to notice. Plz help me if you know how to handle this. I'm getting mad
No words can explain how i were before i have found your Tinnitus musk sound's. I don’t know how i got tinnitus cuz I’m just 32 years. I want to thank you without you i couldn’t study for my exam. For the others, who also have a tinnitus i want to say please don’t gave up and think positive you are not alone.
I've been listening to this every night for at least thirty minutes over the last three weeks. It has definitely turned down the volume of my tinnitus. It still varies in volume and typically gets loudest at work which can be a somewhat noisy environment. Even then it's not as loud as it was before I started listening. Thanks!
This is very close to the sound I hear 24/7. At half volume I cant tell the difference when I mute it. If I turn up a couple clicks from 50%, my tinnitus seems to go away, or at least I can hear the tone. This is where I leave the volume. When I mute here, my tinnitus is gone for a split second but then comes back. Tinnitus is torture. I really hope this helps in the long run. Thank you for your channel. I bet it helps tens of thousands of people.
This is absolutely amazing! When I listen to it for 5 minutes straight then stop it, the ringing goes down in volume significantly! Thank you! The 8000 and 10000 are my frequencies!
Oh, this is lovely. It matches my tinnitus tone and pitch perfectly, so I can’t hear the tinnitus at all! What a relief, even if it’s just temporary! People who don’t suffer from this just have no idea, do they? I hate to think I’ll never hear silence again.
Thanks...I tried it last night and had a solid night's sleep. My tinnitus is new...only a few days...very low high-pitched...reminds me of coming home from concerts as a teenager. I hope it is temporary as I just changed my diet to Keto and I also changed my aspirin regiment. I visited the doctor yesterday and my lower number blood pressure why slightly high...I hope that getting my health back in order will eventually lower or remove this ear ringing. One can only hope.
Hello Dale. As my girlfriend can attest to, I have used this video for months now to fall asleep to. I tried so many variations of noise to reduce my tinnitus, rivers, rain, crickets, static, and nothing really works because they never really seem to hit for both of the tones I'm hearing. This video is as close to quiet as it ever gets for me, and I am immensely grateful. Thank you for making this. 😄
As a long time person with the noise I've learned to except it as normal and listen past it. REMEMBER LIFE IS VERY MUCH WORTH LIVING FOR YOUR FAMILY GRANDKIDS AND PEOPLE AROUND YOU. YOU ARE A WINNER AND LOVED BY ME AND OTHERS THAT SUFFERED THIS . QUIT LISTENING TO IT AND GO FOR A WALK
This masks it fine for me. Just started listening. Sounds like steam escaping from a pressure cooker. I heard that eating ginger helps . Im going to try that.
How did it work during your sleep. I am new to this world of Tinnitus and at times, I just need a chill pill. Not sure it this will help me but I will be trying it.
@@MrPjcrews It was just okay. I prefer to sit for an hour during the day and listen. At night, I’ve been using “Sleep Sounds” through the phone app. I have a speaker/dock in my bedroom. I set the time for an hour and it works well.
You're the only one I've seen that puts out ten hrs of each kind of these things. I recently found a 8000 hz video, but it was only 1 hr long and the loop function was not working at all. Thank you very much. I have a bunch of your videos saved and it's helping me through a very trying time indeed. May the Heavenly Father bless you if it is His will, or cheers, if that's your preferred greeting. Take care and please keep doing what you're doing. You've helped me more than you will ever know.
Be kind to yourself. Tinnitus doesn't thrive in calm environments. It's all about daunting at times. Mine fluctuates so I've learned to live one minute at a time and enjoy a good laugh, friends and my dogs. One night I was on somewhat of distress and my chocolate lab jumped up in my lap and laid on me for 45 minutes (he usually only stays 5 minutes). He was a warm blanket of comfort and he knew it. AMAZING creatures. Please also realize you are never alone in this. Many of us hear the same sounds. Also look up Julian Cowan Hill. He has great advice. He overcame it completely.
@@michaelpaul721 Thanks for the tip about Julian Cowan Hill. Even if I don't have his success, he has a lovely manner and will be pleasant to listen to. Everybody's tinnitus is different, it seems, so I will see what he suggests.
I have been re reading some of the comments and it is true about learning to live with noise and just staying active. Yes, it is hard, I had a very hard time but now it is betting easier. Yes, I have bad days but another day comes that is not so bad. These sounds are a GODSEND and helped me, still help through bad days. Just keep living....and TRY to focus on other things.
Sim ,a gente tem que aprender a ignorar o zumbido. As vezes não me incomoda,e outras vezes me irrita bastante, quando o barulho tá muito alto ,eu venho aqui escutar essa terapia. A melhor terapia de todas porque exclui o meu zumbido da minha cabeça.
I’m very thankful for this masker & use it daily, it masks my tinnitus perfectly. I leave it on all night while I sleep. Unfortunately it seems to have developed various loud, mid -roll adverts rendering it useless as they wake me up!
I have been pretty well habituated to my tinnitus but recently it’s flared pretty bad. This actually took the level down quit a lot. Thank you for this. It works for me.
Found your channel today, clicked around a few different ones, wasn't sure how I was supposed to know if any of them were working.... Have my noise cancelling headphones on, and after just a few seconds of this one, I could hear my own heartbeat. After 3 minutes, I hit pause and I heard.... nothing.... absolutely nothing........ for about 10 seconds...... and my ears had that feeling like they just finished a workout...... then the tinnitus started to leak back in..... Lets see what an hour gets me!
Every sound can be recognized as a note. I would listen, hum, and try to “tune” myself to the pitch of my tinnitus. Successful, but too much burden of concentration. And now this vid- I love it. Not exactly my “note”, and I can feel a little dissonance when the volume balances. It’s actually a good thing. There’s a hint of a battle, and it dissipates as your tone wins out as mine becomes overpowered and retreats. I appreciate the many efforts put forth for free on youtube, and I have my favorites. But this one stands out boldly and vanquishes the intruder rapidly, like no other. Bravo! It really does work! Yes, the demons return quickly in its absence. The metaphors are endless. But now the tinnitus doesn’t have to be. I think this effort will be a key building block to a non-surgical everyday solution to this widespread annoyance, as time and progress march on.
Well stated description. Thanks for sharing your experience. Masking and neural re-trainment are undergoing research by specialists and may point to a more permanent solution for the afflicted in the not so distant future.
@Ivan Berdichewski Much better. The tinnitus is still always present but once my neurologist changed my medications, it got MUCH quieter and I can mostly tune it out until I get to bed, and then I come here. Sometimes the pitch changes and I need a different video but thanks to these vids I can sleep. 💕
@Ivan Berdichewski Emgality. It's a once a month shot for chronic migraines, which is probably where my tinnitus is from. Tinnitus is not a standalone condition, it's always a symptom of something else, and for me that's chronic migraines.
I've been combining these tinnitus maskers with other youtube videos like "Calming music for nerves". I set the individual volumes (dial it in a little bit) and it's pure bliss. Really helps ease the tinnitus. I find that mixing the tinnitus blocker with soothing music really brings it all together. Thank you very much.
It worked! I slept great! Thanks!! Only tried it last night …. Hope it doesn’t stop working 😅 -- update I don’t use this much anymore. Tinnitus is still there but doesn’t bother me at night . I also don’t get the awful pop followed by more tinnitus. All I did was add a multi vitamin, omega-3 too but think multi vitamin was the ticket . So try that and maybe electrolytes plus lower stress. Update 2: megadose iodine ! Look up how to slowly and safely supplement iodine.
Thanks for creating this video. In my case this frequency is the only one that masks it. Pausing the video for a second, the tinnitus sounds comes up, resuming it, it goes away. It's important and a relief to the "same brain that produces this non-sense", that the hiss that you hear actually comes up from a real source of sound, not from nowhere.
This is good. I'm been to my audiologist but they aren't able to get this high a frequency in my hearing aids. They told me to put up with a lower frequency which only meant I was not hearing two annoying sounds. Because I can't get on with it they've written to my GP implying I'm not taking their advice and am wasting their time. A sound file I have done myself at around 7000Hz and much more harsh sounding works the best for me, despite it's harshness I don't find it bothersome and I can hear just fine with it playing in the background. It also causes a sensation in my head which appears to cancel out the dizziness I always feel aswell, whereas white noise like this does not. But other people can hear that harsh sound when I play it quietly in headphones! and I think this white noise will be fine so it's the next best option. I have recently found that Bose noise cancelling headphones give me a sensation of pressure equalisation in my head which has also been helping me concentrate. I've been using them just for the noise cancelling feature but maybe both them and this sound file will equal the effects of my preferred tone.
This is actually perfect for me! I am trying to deal with it mentally and stop thinking about it, but sometimes if it gets a bit too much, its great to have things like these. Thank you.
Thank you for this. I’ve had Tinnitus for about 15 years and coped well with it. Last 3 weeks I’ve had an ear infection which has ramped my Tinnitus level up a lot. Hopefully when infection has gone (I’m using antibiotic drops atm), my levels will return to normal.
Omg thank you so very much for these videos. I put this one on when I need to cancel out my T for a nap. Each of your videos with the different sounds helps on different occasions with my T
I never realized the tinnitus problem until I spent hours at home office alone. I tried several apps and videos here on youtube, but this one is working even at medium volume. Thanks!
Wow. I just found your videos and worked my way around to this one. I listened for a while then paused it: I hear nothing. For however long this works, it's awesome. Thank you.
@@beachwalker2574 I've had it for a couple years now. I have days where it doesn't bother me much but many days where it is so loud it's hard to ignore. Mine is severe.
Lots of other audios help some or for a bit.. this one is amazing.. a couple minutes cleared me for twice as much time.. couple hours and I have had like 5 straight hours of 90% reduction in it.. hearing sounds I haven't heard in ages... 10/10 would play again
Thank you! You saved my life. Hopefully you keep creating Tinnitus masking sound and create the perfect one. Been suffering severe Tinnitus going 5 months now. Silence is no more for me, and this video you've made is helping me get through the day.
Have you tried “Liam stop’s tinitus?” I have seen lots of video’s from his, it seems he knows what he’s doing. I have also got Tinnitus, well, I think so because I had that ringing sound when I got a cold. My ear got clocked and I went to see my docter. He fixed the clocked ear but the ringing stayed, after a week it was gone and then after two days back again. Some days I won’t hear it, but some days it is real loud and then this sounds is good to hear. Hope your tinitus get’s better. Just look at Liam and tinitus on UA-cam. Who knows maybe it works.
just found this, haven’t done much masking, too busy looking for a cure, doing audio notch, Neosensory, supplements etc etc. I’ve had hissing tinnitus for about 7 years and I feel like I can feel it in my head and ears, like it’s part of me. This masker feels like outside noise, and I can’t hear my own!! What a nice break to recuperate , regroup and calm the nerves from constant noise. Fantastic, thanks for doing this!!
I am the same, I can feel mine. I can even hear mine over the shower. Masking is the only way I get even a little relief. I have had it almost 2 years now. My came on like a light switch in the middle of the night and has never gone off.
it really works for me......thank you so much I was suffering from.tinnitus and taking antidepressants but today I get this tone entirely fade at 8khz....wow it's really a surprise
I have also read that camomile tea helps tinnitus. I have been trying this along with Dalesnales sounds and have very good results. Yes the ringing is there but much more quieter. I actually slept through the night!
@@dalesnale this is my fav song of all time which I hear like 5 times a day thank u plz never delete t if u have a better version of it upload that as well wd the same frequency
I am battling Tinnitus since last 15 years. Recently I was down with severe flu and was prescribed antibiotics and having recovered, my Tinnitus has worsened. I stumbled on this flosser and it has helped in mellowing the sharp ringing tone. My personal take on Tinnitus is that the more you pay attention to it, the stress levels worsens.
I had a short bout with it in my 20s after taking pain medications. Now retired, I get it more days than not. I'm often curious about what silence could sound like.
ME ALSO FACE THIS problem last 15 years, now I am 33, do you have any suggest for me? i really feel very sad all time, I also loss my hearing , very sad, please do you know any treatment help me.......
@@bakibilla8679 What I realised is that Tinnitus makes you to brood, the more you fret about it, the noise becomes sharper. Try using a flosser and adjust the volume to a minimum where you feel the noise is negated for some immediate relief. If you have inadequate sleep it worsens, go for long walks everyday, meditate by focusing on your breath. It will be difficult initially but with time it will mellow. Finally do not give up stay positive.
@@ravindrakp108 thanks for your advise dear friend, I never give up stay positive because I believe on God and what have on my luck for this reason I have no problem to sleep, I have enough sleep I also adopted with my problem, but main problem is my professional life, suppose as a teacher I face problem to hear my student properly in class and don't hear when some one talk less voice, so that I feel very shame when don't hear, very Sad for me , may Allah help me.
Not gone but softer. I need this channel, I’ve had this since 72. from loud gun shot in the military, I’ve been told I have to go deaf for it to go away.My nervous system is on alert 24/7. I
Muchas gracias por este y todos los demás. Mi tinnitus aún está en estudio. Llevo poco más de un año, 8000hzs. Con frecuencia me sucede que me producen calma durante un tiempo y luego me acostumbro . Con otros me sucede que traen un gran alivio, y al cesar la escucha siento un empeoramiento. Creo que esto me sucede con los que me resultan más efectivos. Todavía estoy auto observándome para conocer más mi zumbido. Gracias 🙂
Thanks, after decades of crickets going off all day. Then having a fan or background noise to try to sleep at night, this worked. Now let's see how long it works. Again, thanks!
This high frequency is perfectly pitched for masking my tinnitus frequency and I find the narrow band is also very sleep inducing. A lot more effective than so many others. Thank you for sharing!
Here is a sampler of the Tinnitus Noise Masking Series to help you find masking noises that sound good to your ears: ua-cam.com/video/IaZk8NbzxXU/v-deo.html
Audio downloads and the complete series bundle are available linked in description of each video. Thanks for listening
Alles nutzlos nur ein Übertünchen des Tinnitus
Dalesnale - Noise Ambient ESE SONIDO PARA TRATAR EL PROBLEMA DEL TINITUS NO SIRVE.EL TINITUS NO SE CURA ES UN PROBLEMA PERMANENTE EN LOS OIDOS. NO ENGAÑES A LA GENTE.
What's the difference between a scrubber and a flosser? Are these scientific names or just names youtubers make up because my audioligist has never heard of the terminology before
Vacuum wars
I’ve had tinnitus for 26 years habituated for the most part but for two months now it has returned to louder levels. I came across this 8 khz “ flosser” track. When my tinnitus flares i grab my phone and this will miraculously pull the sound right out of my ear. About thirty minutes and it will usually settle back down. I do turn it on when i go to bed and lay my phone on my pillow. It works… it works. ! Thanks so much. !
Great to hear Jerro and thanks for sharing your experience.
It works great!
Ele vem estômago sujo
Na zwiększanie poziomu Tinitusa ma w moim przypadku natychmiastowy wpływ, nerwowa rozmowa z moją żoną, słuchanie głośnej muzyki i ciśnienie atmosferyczne. Wywołaniem tinitusa był ogromny stres 😢
After battling tinnitus for well over 2 years and after trying pretty much EVERYTHING I learned that what helps my tinnitus isn't just one thing. In fact, most has to do with your overall wellness. Here are a few suggestions. B-12! Taking B-12 supplements has not only helped with my tinnitus but has helped restore my overall health. Also, sunlight and long walks. Jogs or runs can be a plus. Avoiding loud music or sounds would help to. Staying away from caffeine, greasy foods and or alcohol will help lower tinnitus by a lot. But my overall advise for tinnitus sufferers is to learn ways to cope with their tinnitus. Once you learn not to let it bother you so much it won't really matter.
Mate...go and check your blood sugar
Ask your Dr first please before doing anything. Your b12 could be fine. Try and get blood work and see what the Dr suggests. Just a thought. No mean to be rude.
@@heather6342 Not rude at all and I appreciate your comments and concerns. When first diagnosed with tinnitus I took a complete physical and had my blood checked as a precaution. Fortunately, all my levels were exceptionally well. Green color in just about every area; not one red! My thyroid also came back great! I thank my multivitamins coupled with light cardio workouts. I'm not on any type of diet but I try to watch what I eat. B-12 supplements were recommended to me by several other doctors as well as other tinnitus sufferers. Just be sure you take the right stuff! 🙂👍
@@Phunkation blood sugars are fine! 👍
Just sharing my experience with tinnitus. I took magnesium supplement together with vitamin D3+K2 .Now I can get deep sleep and rest better. Change to healthy diet plus fasting. Practice deep breathing exercise and cold shower.
Now my tinnitus has really tone down. Thank God.
Thank you to everyone involved with trying to provide relief from tinnitus. It can be hell😢. Years of loud music etc. did it. Parents PROTECT your children’s hearing!!!!
Yeah, I agree on that one. I hate my tinnitus. I wish there's a cure for it.
Thanks for responding. Takes a lot of mental ability not to let it bother you!!
As soon as I turned this on, I could no longer hear my stress tinnitus, which I've been suffering from for nearly 40 years. I only recently discovered a few days ago my tinnitus frequency, then decided to do a search here for a video that plays sounds at a frequency that cancels out my tinnitus. The internet has been such a valuable tool in my therapy and recovery. Thank you for this video. I plan to play this from now on when I sleep, or just need to relax.
How did you find the frequency that works for you?
I am suffering from tinnitus from the last 14 years. Very few tinnitus maskers on youtube has helped me in reducing the horrible ringing noise. This audio of yours is working wonders for my tinnitus. Though not stopping altogether, I can get relief when I am listening to it. Thanks a lot Dale. I deeply appreciate your efforts to help people suffering from tinnitus.
Im so glad it is helping you Sanjay. Thanks for listening
Apnar ki hearing loss o ache?
It somewhat works for me, but I’m almost not even needing the white noise…might just try to find what my own tinnitus Hz are (I have a couple of pitches that ring simultaneously-yes it’s just awesome). My hope is to do a phase cancel. That’s how sound engineers remove some sounds from recordings. You’re welcome if that helps a scientist develop new tinnitus relief..just hone in on what frequencies your tinnitus is--pitch matching could phase cancel the ringing..dunno
Man...its a tuff road we all have to navigate
After listening for only three minutes my tinnitus vanished. It’s been three hours. Thank Jah
Nice Larry. Thanks for listening.
This is the first sound that, instead of masking my tinnitus, actually seems to erase it! Thanks!
Glad to hear it Gregory. Thanks for listening
Will it not bee better to live without a Noiser?
@@dalesnale Да он прав,эта чистота стирает звон на 100%
Bu ton benin çınlama sesime daha iyi geldi gibi
Agree. For me not completely erase but significantly decreases Thanks a lot to dalesnale.
Oh my god, when I accidentally clicked out of UA-cam and it turned off, there was no ringing. Idk how long it will last but even that 10 seconds of silence was incredible.
Got to say I listen to a lot of color sounds and this one helps the most .I need a higher pich more then the basser sounds. 8000mhz is good but 10000mhz wood help with flare ups . I'm really thankful that your sounds have made it to me .
Same....I listened and it was heavenly for a few minutes without noises in my ears when I paused the video.
@@Hulalulatallulahoop2 here in Southern Philippines we use herbal to cure noise.. I dont know what's the name of plant in english.. I think similar this plant "mugwort" we put it in our ears after we squeeze the leaves with our fingers. and let the smell from herb will cure.
I googled it and I think it might be a herb called Biloba...interesting! I'll look further into this as my ringing is wearing me out some days. Many thanks @@ColoniaMurder20
@@ColoniaMurder20
If you know or can find out the Latin botanical name, please share it with us!
I am67 years old and have this for 54 years. I’m crying.
Be well and thanks for listening.
Rose, if you're still out there, I want to tell you're not alone, it's been with me 50 plus years. This may sound crazy but my solution was to make friends with it. Long ago I made the decision to stop worrying, and stressing about it, I said to myself it's there, it's part of life, move on, and let's make this thing a positive. I joke with my wife it masks her snoring. Anyway, for all those who have come here looking for relief, start by letting go of the negative, focus on the positive, and move on. 🖖💤😎
I have lived with this thing over 25 years so I appreciate your advice.Its a part of my life and I have to cope or lose my sanity.😊
@@barbarataylor3568 Hi Barbra, Leave "I have to cope" and "sanity" behind and enjoy what matters most in life! Me, I'm going rollerskating with my Granddaughter today! Wish me luck! 🖖
I think I’m the only one who uses these for insomnia. It gives me something to focus on so my thoughts, ideas, memories, plans, etc, don’t keep me awake all night. These videos are the only way I can turn my mind off .
I use rain sound. ❤
hello. iv'e been a T sufferer for 50 years. have asked doctors to make me deaf (told it wouldn't help) and i've been suicidal at different times from it. pulled this up on my phone, put mic's in my ears and laid down. i'm a 75 year old man and after 2 minutes i just started crying i was so relieved.
Thanks for sharing your story Steve. Nice to hear.
Hi, I know exactly how you feel my friend. I have had the high pitched squeal in my head since my late teens, now at 45, some days its almost unbearable. The noise in my head has definitely increased over last couple of years to the point I sought medical attention earlier this year. A visit to the hospital, a little look and hearing test confirmed I have Tinnitus. The medical professional suggested hearing aids may help but wouldn't recommend them just yet. Another suggestion was to talk about it, talk to people group at meetings for example but to be mindful not to wollow in self pity. Literally ZERO help really and ZERO that can fix it. Happy this works for you, if it is in fact genuine, I've tried a few of these back ground noise and help videos - ZERO help for, so far....Can only be hopefull for future breakthrough.
@@benmiller1744 sorry for the long delay. its a matter of finding the right frequency or combination of frequencies and sounds. this particular one works best for me. i also hear a continuous, high pitched sound, like 'eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'. it never stops but sometimes i become unaware of it if i get focused on something. another sight you might try is "orchestron."
Oh what a wonderful sound.
The first to EVER mask my tinnitus even at a very low volume.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!!!!!!
This has taken away my tinnitus completely. The relief I feel right now is unbelievable. After a constant 12 hours of tinnitus and a lot of tears I can actually relax. Thank you for this
Wonderful and beyond my expectations when creating. Thanks for listening
You listen to this for 12 hours nonstop and your tinnitus went completely away ??
@@kimkjrulff1731 no lol she had 12 hours of tinnitus ahahah
1. How long did you listen to it for? 2. What is the percent of the volume the whole time?
12hrs is nothing 😅 many people have had it for decades. I am going on 2 years with some improvement but it's still definitely there
This actually worked for a while. Listened for 10 minutes & no screaming inside my head for 45 minutes.
I listen for 15- 20 minutes before bed. It decreases my tinnitus by about 95%. It comes back in the morning, but nowhere near as bad as previously. Before I started listening, my ringing was making me depressed. Now it it bearable and I am not depressed. Thank You.
Great for you. How do you listen? With earphones or not,
How loud?
@@ctjbush7655 I use earbuds and listen kind of higher volume.
Thanks, sir, for answering. How long have you had tinnitus and what caused it. Thanks
Be careful listening earphones and high volume! Those two things can make tinnitus worse!
@@ctjbush7655 I've had it for 8 years. My tinnitus is related to Meniere's disease.
When I play this to people and tell them I rather listen to this than my tinnitus, they finally understand.... thank you!
That is an insightful way to share what tinnitus is about with others.
Right ? My girlfriend is ahhh that hurts my ears. I’m like it keep me sane.
Cats purring.
I like how listening to this track turns my tinnitus into a softer sound . This brings calm to me then I can just breath and feel more relax
Well said
@@bane2886 No, he said breath when he meant breathe. So he didn't write as well as you claim he did. Not that I am a writer. But I am a poet, don't you know it!
@@jaxflfreebirdwe understood what he meant. Really it’s not a great place to be splitting hairs. We’re all kind of suffering and although you are correct, the majority of readers understand what he meant. That’s the point- to convey a thought via words. Hope you find relief somehow. We are all hear for similar reasons.
the tinnitus therapy videos i use are the beeping ones, i never thought white noise like this could help too. adding it to the playlist it helps alot
What beeping ones u like best? I think they help cause the variation of beep patterns and diff volumes helps distract mind.
Thanks for making this. I have had tinnitus apparently all my life, I never even considered that others didn't have this, thought it was an artifact of the ability to hear. I have slept with a fan since being a toddler & have had aquariums since 13 so most of my life I have the sound of water trickling in the background. It was only a few years ago that I was shocked to find this was not normal! I noticed it got louder in places where it was silent & attributed to the gain in my brain being turned up to search for any little sound. Anyway, I am fairly young & had a stroke recently & the tinnitus has been so loud that it began to bother me. I found this last night & listened to it until I fell asleep last night & found the relief from it I was looking for. Today it was it was much more at my baseline, thank goodness! I am not a fan of pharmaceuticals & would be unwilling to add to what I am already having take so I am glad I found this, it truly helps, bless you for putting it on here again.😇
Thanks for your story. I've always gravitated toward night sounds back to childhood too. I wonder if that is an indicator of sorts. A video on Ben Thompson, AuD - Treble Health channel discussed the presence of small amounts of hardly noticeable sound in many people from youth with a shift toward increased attention to this sound over time.
N. Watson.. OMG !! You sound like me !!! I’m 75 & about 10 or so years ago I was shocked to find out others didn’t have this or know what I was talking about !! It’s so horribly invading isn it ? In the past 3 weeks it’s, again , gotten louder .. I just want to cry ! It’s so upsetting ! God bless all those that suffer with this “curse” !
@Janet Van Brunt , it is such an odd & frustrating thing, being able to sense things others can not. I am also on the autism spectrum, didn't know until my late 30's, well actually I have known since I was 6, I was not like others but I didn't know there was a name for it or that I wasn't alone (females often present very differenty then males & socially camouflage better which is just being recognized more). I guess for most of my life, I didn't try to compare myself to others, good thing too, lol. I am fascinated as to why or how it could get so much louder after a stroke. I really haven't look into this more yet but I am willing to bet this is more common after a head injury. Thankfully, this really did help bring me back down to *my* more normal tolerable levels. Hope it gets quieter for you.🙏💓Thanks for your comment!
@James Madison, still working on figuring that out, 1 last procedure results waiting for that I just had the done the other day but nothing super obvious. However, I did have a very interesting conversation with a nurse the other day about tinnitus. Get back to you soon about it though. Taking a deep dive into learning brain arteries, anatomy, & how everything is interconnected from the aortic arch up, lol.
@@catprints any knowledge to share ? I’m here for it
I recently was hit, like a bolt-of lightening, with a medication induced tinnitus.
It is loud and intrusive.
I have lived through life-threatening injuries, and endured much.
I will get through this, and learn to accept it and go on with my fulfilling days, weeks, months, years.
I’ve been listening t many masking audio, and this is the best for me.
I am here 7:00 and do not hear tinnitus at all.
This is a blessing.
Thank you so much
That’s how I got my tinnitus as well. Gabapentin?
Well not to sound rude, but yeah which drug caused you tinnitus? Mine worsens with Azithromycin
I stumbled upon your “Tinnitus Flosser Masker at 8kHz,” and was reading the comments as I listened to the steady tone for about 3 minutes. At about the 3-minute mark, I paused the video, and-to my utter astonishment and disbelief-my tinnitus was reduced by about 80 percent. I am 65 years old, and have suffered with loud, annoying tinnitus for many, many years. I went to an audiologist probably 6 years ago to get help with this problem. She said there was no cure, but they gave me a hearing test and said I had hearing loss between 4kHz and 8kHz-I guess that explains why music can sound dull, particularly cymbals and other high-pitched instruments. Anyway, let me pause this now and see if the level of tinnitus is still reduced-yes, it is still reduced by a lot. I’m going to listen to these tones awhile longer just to see if my tinnitus level stays low, or how long until it returns. This may be something I come back to on a daily basis-perhaps listen for 30 minutes or so at a time. I’m cautiously optimistic at this point. Having said that, I’m sure my tinnitus didn’t develop overnight, so I’m not expecting it to go away, if at all, overnight. Still……
That is a great approach. A bit of noise masking can offer some relief. The '"shine" on the music, cymbals, acoustic guitar strings, and top of brass and metallic instruments goes away with age.
I used to love going up into the mountains just for the silence. The longer I was there I would start to only hear sounds of birds, wind softly blowing through the trees and possibly a brook bubling away. I miss those days and years. For the past 3 decades I now have a constant companion, 24/7. Not pleasant, interrupts my life, avoiding things that have no noise. Tv or radios constantly on. I keep hoping to find one of these that work. Sometimes I find one that helps. It’s curious how such an annoying horrible sound for most people is absurd. While people like us get some relief.
I'm definitely in this frequency range. My biggest fear is that despite the relief it provides, one day I'll eventually read some published study that says, 'remember when people listened to various white noise frequencies to minimize their tinnitus? New findings indicate that were actually increasing their chances of hearing loss, infertility, dementia, weight gain, psoriasis, amnesia, insanity, depression, rheumatism, tooth decay, and chronic halitosis.'
you forgot bloody stool.
@@NoBozosAllowed Scurvy, whooping cough, and hang nails.
So true xD
And cancer
Low dosage is key. Just enough. Noise can be addictive.
This works amazingly well in masking the high-pitched tone of my tinnitus that I have had for over 50 years. Thank you!
50 years is a long time to deal with tinnitus this gives me hope that I'll be able to just live with it thanks Anne.
50 años! Llevo 4 meses y creo sentir el fin del mundo ,mi admiracion🙏
50 years…..so your new ? 😀❤️
@@hourz me also have same problem
I am using seasame oil with garlic - this help me cure tinnitus .. use it
Buenas noches, gracias por compartir, alivia mi tinitus, Dios permita y se encuentre la cura para estos molestos ruidos. 🤗
DESGRACIADAMENTE es muy frustrante vivir con los grillos 24/365.😡
Como va ahora Señora, a bajado o desaparecido el zumbido o sigue igual. Yo también padesco de esto hace tres años..
@@cirocueva1369 Buenos dias, aun no desaparece, pero acá día a día buscando por las redes a ver si aparece alguien que realmente quiera ayudar a los que tenemos este padecimiento. Ya está la cura para el cáncer Dios permita y se consiga para el Tinnitus. Si sabe de algo me avisa por favor.
Sound engineer, composer and tinnitus sufferer. I've been producing high frequency white noise and soundscapes to help me sleep for some time. Thank you, this helps.. for a bit.
Nice! Sounds like a parallel trajectory. Thanks for stopping in Jamwala.
My tinnitus is blood sugar related so that is pretty frustrating. I am happy some of you got what I got from listening.
If I may I would like to make a suggestion. Because of my pain and tinnitus, I stay as busy as my body lets me. I am not mobile so I sculpt with polymer clay, watercolor paint, coloring books for when I am bored, watching tv or UA-cam at the same time. Most of the time I am doing three things at once. Art, visually stimulating tv, and mentally stimulating computer stuff. This helps a ton.
The other day the power went out and I thought I would go mad from the silence around me so all I could hear was the high pitched squeal in my head. I set up a stand to hold a book open in front of me, grabbed some clay and the battery powered radio, and took some deep breaths to calm my nerves. After a few pages, I didn't notice it. I knew it was there but I had meditated to relax the nerves it jangles.
I hope this helps someone.
I live in constant nerve and muscle pain, not to mention Erythromelalgia which makes my skin feel like I am being scalded or burned on a bad day. It is all over my legs. This is unrelenting chronic and acute. So, when I developed tinnitus I thought "Can life get any worse?" Never ask that question, please.
Thanks for sharing those points.
That’s great! Glad that works for you!
Tinnitius can be related to blood sugar?
Yikes that must be a long of damage. Are you doing okay? I haven’t looked up an article on Tinnitus, yet in regard to blood sugar.
@@dionisiovega6270 Any part of our body that has nerve endings can be affected. I find if I control my blood sugar levels closely I don't have ringing. Mine sounds like cicadas but at a higher pitch. I hope this helps you if it is an issue for you.
This helps me in sleeping with elevated tinnitus. Thanks so much. Best thing for Tinnitus sufferers like me.
This is the exact same sound my tinnitus makes in my head. I feel better knowing that my ears are listening to it instead of my brain creating it. I can only hope this could clear my head!!!!
Me too
That helped
Ms. Clark: Now that it’s been ~2 years, how is your tinnitus? This doesn’t match mine-mine is in a higher key and is much faster, but I’m going to give it a try for a half-hour and see if it makes any kind of dent despite that. To me it sounds like nighttime insects.
I've had 8,000 frequency for the past10 yrs .I'll be 80 this month. After only 4 minutes of listening , the tinnitus has drastically reduced in volume. Many thanks.
Happy early birthday Maureen. My Mom turned 80 just last month.
This video has literally changed everything sleep-related for me. I’ve have had roaring tinnitus for years. I stumbled across this 10 hours of Sleep Heaven a week or so ago. It’s amazing!! This sound completely cancels out my ringing (like the intensity of firing a gun without hearing protection). Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!!!
I'm so glad this works for you ♥️
I will try this tonight, hopefully it has the same effect.
I would recommend that you download this video as an mp3 and save it maybe in a cloud storage, just in case the video gets removed :)
Wish you the best random person 🙏
Same here! Yea, thanks looooot!♡
I want to know after hearing this..does it help i mean when you are not playing the video?
@@ahmedgh4951 No, it’s not a cure. It is just the same pitch as the sound of my tinnitus. I have that same ringing all day. This video just cancels it so I can sleep. I hope it helps you rest as well.
This one has become my daytime ritual. When it stops, I'll almost go into a panic until I reset.
Thank you ❤
Thanks for listening Cate and stay calm. 🎧
I found an amazing Audiologist......yes this freaking torture can go away.
I told her about Dalesnales noises and played them....she has heard of them.
I have hearing aids now because of low & high picked hearing loss that has been complicated by several, 7 to be exact, mismanaged infections, low sodium which I was hospitized for, since last November. I already had an anxiety disorder which was a recipe for tinnitus.
I have generators in the hearing aids now....she does not like the word MASKER as she says one should NOT completely MASK the tinnitus.
She does like the selection of all the noises and how I use them to go to sleep or when I take the hearing aids out.
Tinnitus and getting rid of it IS A PROCESS and please find a competent Audiologist that is willing to listen to you and see you once a week, mine does not charge for the weekly visits and the help, tune up, questions, and mainly how to live while going through the process of helping the brain stop the fight or flight it is going through.
These noises are are a GOD SEND for all of us but just remember not to completely tune out the ringing.....keep yourselves positive and active and as corney as this may sound , keep strong, calm and believe you will be healed from this freaking monster....it takes work but know that people are out there like Dalesnale and good Audiologists to help you all.
I like the FLOSSER & VIOLET NOISE......I am listening to it now.
Keep strong everyone. Everyday I feel better and better.
Thank you Dalesnale for all your work and these sounds.
They help me EVERY DAY.
Thanks for your testimony Rolanne, I am still working trying to stop my tinnitus.
I know we are stronger than this,We will prevail at the end.
Holy hump hoping shit!! Out of all the UA-cam videos I watched on on different tones for Tinnitus this one actually stopped the ringing for a whole few minutes after about a minute of hearing this. All the other videos did not do squat for me but I hope they helped others. When I get a chance I'm going to use this sound and hopefully calm my tinnitus down. It's been bad the last few days. It's gotten louder. At this point in life if I could fully stop the ringing by going fully deaf I would. I'm 42 and sacrifice the rest of my life just for peace and quiet.
Thanks Yogi. So glad this offers some relief.
40 as well ringing since 37
The ringing persists even if you go full deaf. It's like getting water log swimmers ear, only worse. It's like getting wax compressed into the ear canal, and little gremlins sliding up and down on the wax buildup wreaking havoc on your mind. It's terrible just terrible I say. Let us get down on our knees, and pray for this ear wolf to be riddened. For good. Amen.
@@quantumpotential7639 Just did the ear flush which I do only when the wax audibly blocks the canal every couple years. It was making the ringing on one side stronger than normal. Then I went swimming getting water behind the wax. Much better now.
@@quantumpotential7639 You are so right. Pray is the only thing that comes to my mind to survive this horrendous torture I also have been suffering for more than 30 years now.
I think I have TMD related tinnitus. Between my mouth guard and these noises, I was able to move from the tinnitus zapper to this. It's not gone, but it's quieter. I can sleep now. Thank you. By helping me sleep you are helping me heal. I hope there is a cure for this awful illness soon.
You are not alone. I have a pulsatile TMD related tinnitus as well. I have using a mouthguard since February1th and it has improved a lot.
Does you tinnitus change if you move your jaw? That is the proof that it is TMD related.
Nothing help you
@@Baronluigi Hey mine does when I move my jaw. It has developed since last month. I have constant buzzing in my right ear. Sometimes it seems to intensify and sometimes too low to notice. Plz help me if you know how to handle this. I'm getting mad
My tinnitus actually started after using a mouth guard so I believe mine is TMD related as well.
6 years since my perioperative right hemisphere stroke. It’s 2 am and my tinnitus has woken me. This is closest to my frequency! Thank you.
No words can explain how i were before i have found your Tinnitus musk sound's.
I don’t know how i got tinnitus cuz I’m just 32 years.
I want to thank you without you i couldn’t study for my exam.
For the others, who also have a tinnitus i want to say please don’t gave up and think positive you are not alone.
Thank you Fadi for the encouraging words. Im glad you are able to get some relief. Thanks for listening
Omg it really works my Tinnitus has stopped.. thanks for the creator
Thanks for listening
I've been listening to this every night for at least thirty minutes over the last three weeks. It has definitely turned down the volume of my tinnitus. It still varies in volume and typically gets loudest at work which can be a somewhat noisy environment. Even then it's not as loud as it was before I started listening. Thanks!
This is very close to the sound I hear 24/7. At half volume I cant tell the difference when I mute it. If I turn up a couple clicks from 50%, my tinnitus seems to go away, or at least I can hear the tone. This is where I leave the volume. When I mute here, my tinnitus is gone for a split second but then comes back. Tinnitus is torture. I really hope this helps in the long run. Thank you for your channel. I bet it helps tens of thousands of people.
This is absolutely amazing! When I listen to it for 5 minutes straight then stop it, the ringing goes down in volume significantly! Thank you! The 8000 and 10000 are my frequencies!
Thanks for listening Lee! Im glad it helps
omg thank you man. my tinnitus has become noticeably worse in the last few months and this has given me some relief
Oh, this is lovely. It matches my tinnitus tone and pitch perfectly, so I can’t hear the tinnitus at all! What a relief, even if it’s just temporary! People who don’t suffer from this just have no idea, do they? I hate to think I’ll never hear silence again.
Thanks...I tried it last night and had a solid night's sleep. My tinnitus is new...only a few days...very low high-pitched...reminds me of coming home from concerts as a teenager. I hope it is temporary as I just changed my diet to Keto and I also changed my aspirin regiment. I visited the doctor yesterday and my lower number blood pressure why slightly high...I hope that getting my health back in order will eventually lower or remove this ear ringing. One can only hope.
Did it go away ?
Hello Dale.
As my girlfriend can attest to, I have used this video for months now to fall asleep to.
I tried so many variations of noise to reduce my tinnitus, rivers, rain, crickets, static, and nothing really works because they never really seem to hit for both of the tones I'm hearing. This video is as close to quiet as it ever gets for me, and I am immensely grateful. Thank you for making this. 😄
Thanks for sharing your story jens
This 8khz is the first one that actually deadens my tinnitus. It doesn’t stop it completely but it’s barely there
I'll buy that for a dollar! LOL!
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This is the closest, if not exact frequency to my tinnitus. Thank you so very much 😊
Thanks Bill
As a long time person with the noise I've learned to except it as normal and listen past it. REMEMBER LIFE IS VERY MUCH WORTH LIVING FOR YOUR FAMILY GRANDKIDS AND PEOPLE AROUND YOU. YOU ARE A WINNER AND LOVED BY ME AND OTHERS THAT SUFFERED THIS . QUIT LISTENING TO IT AND GO FOR A WALK
This masks it fine for me. Just started listening. Sounds like steam escaping from a pressure cooker. I heard that eating ginger helps . Im going to try that.
I just want to say thank you for all of your compassion and hard work ❤️
Thanks Golden.
I have to say, this is really a great frequency for cancelling my tinnitus. I will try it while I’m sleeping. Thank you!
How did it work during your sleep. I am new to this world of Tinnitus and at times, I just need a chill pill. Not sure it this will help me but I will be trying it.
@@MrPjcrews It was just okay. I prefer to sit for an hour during the day and listen. At night, I’ve been using “Sleep Sounds” through the phone app. I have a speaker/dock in my bedroom. I set the time for an hour and it works well.
Auch so hochfrequent wie bei mir oder bin ich der einzige Hoffnungslose Fall...
The sound like this shhhh........come to my ear 👂 since 1 week , plz help me anyone to stop it.
From India 🇮🇳 🙏
@@vikku3456 i have it since 1 year
You're the only one I've seen that puts out ten hrs of each kind of these things. I recently found a 8000 hz video, but it was only 1 hr long and the loop function was not working at all. Thank you very much. I have a bunch of your videos saved and it's helping me through a very trying time indeed. May the Heavenly Father bless you if it is His will, or cheers, if that's your preferred greeting. Take care and please keep doing what you're doing. You've helped me more than you will ever know.
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I have found out the cause of tinnitus is the eardrum damage somehow.
After listening to scores of tinnitus maskers, yours is the best among all! Thank you very very much!
What an amazing channel, so glad I found it. This really seems to be helping with my tinnitus, at least for now.
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Be kind to yourself. Tinnitus doesn't thrive in calm environments. It's all about daunting at times. Mine fluctuates so I've learned to live one minute at a time and enjoy a good laugh, friends and my dogs.
One night I was on somewhat of distress and my chocolate lab jumped up in my lap and laid on me for 45 minutes (he usually only stays 5 minutes). He was a warm blanket of comfort and he knew it. AMAZING creatures.
Please also realize you are never alone in this. Many of us hear the same sounds. Also look up Julian Cowan Hill. He has great advice. He overcame it completely.
@@michaelpaul721 Thanks for the tip about Julian Cowan Hill. Even if I don't have his success, he has a lovely manner and will be pleasant to listen to. Everybody's tinnitus is different, it seems, so I will see what he suggests.
@@1234cheerful yes it is different and calmness can reduce symptoms . Cheers!
I have been re reading some of the comments and it is true about learning to live with noise and just staying active.
Yes, it is hard, I had a very hard time but now it is betting easier.
Yes, I have bad days but another day comes that is not so bad.
These sounds are a GODSEND and helped me, still help through bad days.
Just keep living....and TRY to focus on other things.
Sim ,a gente tem que aprender a ignorar o zumbido. As vezes não me incomoda,e outras vezes me irrita bastante, quando o barulho tá muito alto ,eu venho aqui escutar essa terapia. A melhor terapia de todas porque exclui o meu zumbido da minha cabeça.
This frequency perfectly matches and masks my tinnitus. I use this every night and often during the day when reading. Thank you Dale!
I’m very thankful for this masker & use it daily, it masks my tinnitus perfectly. I leave it on all night while I sleep. Unfortunately it seems to have developed various loud, mid -roll adverts rendering it useless as they wake me up!
This sounds are so kkool! Not too much beeping, still sounds calm. Thanks a lot from South Korea. Hope everyone suffering from tinnitus get well soon.
I just stumbled upon this video and this definitely works for me!! Thank you!
I have been pretty well habituated to my tinnitus but recently it’s flared pretty bad. This actually took the level down quit a lot. Thank you for this. It works for me.
Yo ya tenía 2 años con ésto y empecé A tomar vitamina d 3 y cómo magia desapareció de verdad
Thanks for listening Mary
How did you habituate?
@@mariaconsepciontadeoperez1405 al cuanto tiempo de tomar la vitamina D3 empezaste a notar mejoria?
Found your channel today, clicked around a few different ones, wasn't sure how I was supposed to know if any of them were working.... Have my noise cancelling headphones on, and after just a few seconds of this one, I could hear my own heartbeat. After 3 minutes, I hit pause and I heard.... nothing.... absolutely nothing........ for about 10 seconds...... and my ears had that feeling like they just finished a workout...... then the tinnitus started to leak back in..... Lets see what an hour gets me!
Every sound can be recognized as a note. I would listen, hum, and try to “tune” myself to the pitch of my tinnitus. Successful, but too much burden of concentration.
And now this vid- I love it. Not exactly my “note”, and I can feel a little dissonance when the volume balances. It’s actually a good thing. There’s a hint of a battle, and it dissipates as your tone wins out as mine becomes overpowered and retreats.
I appreciate the many efforts put forth for free on youtube, and I have my favorites. But this one stands out boldly and vanquishes the intruder rapidly, like no other. Bravo! It really does work!
Yes, the demons return quickly in its absence. The metaphors are endless. But now the tinnitus doesn’t have to be.
I think this effort will be a key building block to a non-surgical everyday solution to this widespread annoyance, as time and progress march on.
Well stated description. Thanks for sharing your experience. Masking and neural re-trainment are undergoing research by specialists and may point to a more permanent solution for the afflicted in the not so distant future.
I have been searching a like sound, a similar one.This matched my hissing tinnitus.Thank you!( India)
Thank you so much for making this. It sounds like the ringing is not in my head but external to me when I listen to this.
Yes, same here.
It's amazing how quickly this worked for my tinnitus issue!
I've been unable to sleep for three days. This is the first video that really drowned it out and I was able to FINALLY sleep! Thank you so much!!! 🥰🥰🥰
@Ivan Berdichewski Much better. The tinnitus is still always present but once my neurologist changed my medications, it got MUCH quieter and I can mostly tune it out until I get to bed, and then I come here. Sometimes the pitch changes and I need a different video but thanks to these vids I can sleep. 💕
@Ivan Berdichewski Emgality. It's a once a month shot for chronic migraines, which is probably where my tinnitus is from. Tinnitus is not a standalone condition, it's always a symptom of something else, and for me that's chronic migraines.
Yes .. this is close to what I have .. thanks for the upload.
I've been combining these tinnitus maskers with other youtube videos like "Calming music for nerves". I set the individual volumes (dial it in a little bit) and it's pure bliss. Really helps ease the tinnitus. I find that mixing the tinnitus blocker with soothing music really brings it all together. Thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing that custom mix GA.
Thanks for your comment. I hadn’t thought to combine anything. Your suggestion might very well provide relief.
@@phonkyfeel1 Give it a try and let me know what you think
Your video a couple of times a week,has taken away the 20 years noise in my ears, a very big thank you
It worked! I slept great! Thanks!! Only tried it last night …. Hope it doesn’t stop working 😅
-- update I don’t use this much anymore. Tinnitus is still there but doesn’t bother me at night . I also don’t get the awful pop followed by more tinnitus. All I did was add a multi vitamin, omega-3 too but think multi vitamin was the ticket . So try that and maybe electrolytes plus lower stress.
Update 2: megadose iodine ! Look up how to slowly and safely supplement iodine.
Thanks for creating this video. In my case this frequency is the only one that masks it. Pausing the video for a second, the tinnitus sounds comes up, resuming it, it goes away. It's important and a relief to the "same brain that produces this non-sense", that the hiss that you hear actually comes up from a real source of sound, not from nowhere.
This is good. I'm been to my audiologist but they aren't able to get this high a frequency in my hearing aids. They told me to put up with a lower frequency which only meant I was not hearing two annoying sounds. Because I can't get on with it they've written to my GP implying I'm not taking their advice and am wasting their time.
A sound file I have done myself at around 7000Hz and much more harsh sounding works the best for me, despite it's harshness I don't find it bothersome and I can hear just fine with it playing in the background. It also causes a sensation in my head which appears to cancel out the dizziness I always feel aswell, whereas white noise like this does not. But other people can hear that harsh sound when I play it quietly in headphones! and I think this white noise will be fine so it's the next best option. I have recently found that Bose noise cancelling headphones give me a sensation of pressure equalisation in my head which has also been helping me concentrate. I've been using them just for the noise cancelling feature but maybe both them and this sound file will equal the effects of my preferred tone.
Nice work Nobby
This is where I come when it gets bad. Bless you always.
Be well and thanks for listening
This is actually perfect for me! I am trying to deal with it mentally and stop thinking about it, but sometimes if it gets a bit too much, its great to have things like these. Thank you.
Keep strong brother. It can be overwhelming sometimes, but the mind does adjust, it can be tamed.
I've already listened to hundreds of sounds in UA-cam to mask Tinnitus. This is the only one that matches the sound I hear. It works! Thanks.
Thank you for this. I’ve had Tinnitus for about 15 years and coped well with it. Last 3 weeks I’ve had an ear infection which has ramped my Tinnitus level up a lot. Hopefully when infection has gone (I’m using antibiotic drops atm), my levels will return to normal.
Try using a nose spray too for a while I had Covid and it made my tinnitus really bad
@@TASIAawful1 Thank you. I’ll mention it to my GP.
keep telling us how you are friend, please
Jazbur , has the tinnitus become better after the ear infection?
Omg thank you so very much for these videos. I put this one on when I need to cancel out my T for a nap. Each of your videos with the different sounds helps on different occasions with my T
Thanks for listening
I never realized the tinnitus problem until I spent hours at home office alone. I tried several apps and videos here on youtube, but this one is working even at medium volume. Thanks!
Wow. I just found your videos and worked my way around to this one. I listened for a while then paused it: I hear nothing. For however long this works, it's awesome. Thank you.
I just hope scientists find a permenant cure for this freakin tuorture
Me and you both mann😭😭
Same here bro.
I hope you eventually find peace 🙏
Yeaaa I hope so too I have severe tinnitus
I just ignore it
@@beachwalker2574 I've had it for a couple years now. I have days where it doesn't bother me much but many days where it is so loud it's hard to ignore. Mine is severe.
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Love your work towards this horrible affliction, this masker helps me. Keep up the fantastic good work Dale
Lots of other audios help some or for a bit.. this one is amazing.. a couple minutes cleared me for twice as much time.. couple hours and I have had like 5 straight hours of 90% reduction in it.. hearing sounds I haven't heard in ages...
10/10 would play again
his seems to match my t-sound. But my questions are at what volume should i play it and with or without earphones? Thanks, everyone. Have a quiet day.
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Hi CTJ. This video discusses the topic. ua-cam.com/video/AMaYuDKH934/v-deo.html (It is personal preference). Thanks for listening.
Thank you! You saved my life. Hopefully you keep creating Tinnitus masking sound and create the perfect one.
Been suffering severe Tinnitus going 5 months now.
Silence is no more for me, and this video you've made is helping me get through the day.
Have you tried “Liam stop’s tinitus?” I have seen lots of video’s from his, it seems he knows what he’s doing. I have also got Tinnitus, well, I think so because I had that ringing sound when I got a cold. My ear got clocked and I went to see my docter. He fixed the clocked ear but the ringing stayed, after a week it was gone and then after two days back again. Some days I won’t hear it, but some days it is real loud and then this sounds is good to hear. Hope your tinitus get’s better. Just look at Liam and tinitus on UA-cam. Who knows maybe it works.
Thank you for listening Ralph. I truly hope these videos help give people some relief. I will keep creating
just found this, haven’t done much masking, too busy looking for a cure, doing audio notch, Neosensory, supplements etc etc. I’ve had hissing tinnitus for about 7 years and I feel like I can feel it in my head and ears, like it’s part of me. This masker feels like outside noise, and I can’t hear my own!! What a nice break to recuperate , regroup and calm the nerves from constant noise. Fantastic, thanks for doing this!!
Thank you Charli. There is also a great tinnitus information channel by Dr Ben Thompson Aud for a deep dive into the subject.
I am the same, I can feel mine. I can even hear mine over the shower. Masking is the only way I get even a little relief. I have had it almost 2 years now. My came on like a light switch in the middle of the night and has never gone off.
it really works for me......thank you so much I was suffering from.tinnitus and taking antidepressants but today I get this tone entirely fade at 8khz....wow it's really a surprise
Thanks for sharing Syed. :)
Wow cool! No tinnitus sound! This is SOOO nice and soothing. Thanks for this. UR an angel!!
Cheers Joan
This is the only one I've found so far that allowed me to hear absolute silence for a few minutes
best few minutes of silence in my life
Thank you so much! This really helps when the ringing is high.
I have only had it 3 months but it helps me concentrate
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have also read that camomile tea helps tinnitus.
I have been trying this along with Dalesnales sounds and have very good results.
Yes the ringing is there but much more quieter.
I actually slept through the night!
Nice to hear Rolanne. Thanks for listening
Thank you. I listen to this every night while going to sleep
After a particularly bad couple of days, this is the only sound I have found that has helped. I cant thank you enough 🥰🥰
Thank you for listening Shabbee
This is the only sound I found with which I don’t feel I have tinnitus thank u sooooooooooo much for the sound a big hug 💕💕❤️
Thanks for listening Hameed
@@dalesnale this is my fav song of all time which I hear like 5 times a day thank u plz never delete t if u have a better version of it upload that as well wd the same frequency
I am battling Tinnitus since last 15 years. Recently I was down with severe flu and was prescribed antibiotics and having recovered, my Tinnitus has worsened. I stumbled on this flosser and it has helped in mellowing the sharp ringing tone.
My personal take on Tinnitus is that the more you pay attention to it, the stress levels worsens.
I had a short bout with it in my 20s after taking pain medications. Now retired, I get it more days than not. I'm often curious about what silence could sound like.
ME ALSO FACE THIS problem last 15 years, now I am 33, do you have any suggest for me? i really feel very sad all time, I also loss my hearing , very sad, please do you know any treatment help me.......
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What I realised is that Tinnitus makes you to brood, the more you fret about it, the noise becomes sharper. Try using a flosser and adjust the volume to a minimum where you feel the noise is negated for some immediate relief. If you have inadequate sleep it worsens, go for long walks everyday, meditate by focusing on your breath. It will be difficult initially but with time it will mellow. Finally do not give up stay positive.
@@ravindrakp108 thanks for your advise dear friend, I never give up stay positive because I believe on God and what have on my luck for this reason I have no problem to sleep, I have enough sleep I also adopted with my problem, but main problem is my professional life, suppose as a teacher I face problem to hear my student properly in class and don't hear when some one talk less voice, so that I feel very shame when don't hear, very Sad for me , may Allah help me.
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👍 All the best. Nothing to feel shame about.
Not gone but softer. I need this channel, I’ve had this since 72. from loud gun shot in the military, I’ve been told I have to go deaf for it to go away.My nervous system is on alert 24/7. I
Nice to hear. The alert system in the mind is certainly 'in concert' with the ears in complex ways.
Which military? Cognitive behaviour therapies available for sufferers, especially in US
Muchas gracias por este y todos los demás. Mi tinnitus aún está en estudio. Llevo poco más de un año, 8000hzs. Con frecuencia me sucede que me producen calma durante un tiempo y luego me acostumbro . Con otros me sucede que traen un gran alivio, y al cesar la escucha siento un empeoramiento. Creo que esto me sucede con los que me resultan más efectivos. Todavía estoy auto observándome para conocer más mi zumbido. Gracias 🙂
Thanks, after decades of crickets going off all day. Then having a fan or background noise to try to sleep at night, this worked. Now let's see how long it works. Again, thanks!
Glad to hear.
This high frequency is perfectly pitched for masking my tinnitus frequency and I find the narrow band is also very sleep inducing. A lot more effective than so many others. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for listening Lynn.
@@dalesnale hi is this sould just masking the tinnitus or can the tinnitus less and less noticeable if you keep on useing it every day!??
@@dalesnale is this sound just masking tinnitus i mean sorry
I have been plagued by tinnitus since 2007. Your stuff helps me get through the day. THANK YOU.
Big thanks Robert :)
It's not yet bedtime where I am from but this seems to mask my tinnitus, will give it a go
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Try brown noise.. ua-cam.com/video/Q6MemVxEquE/v-deo.html .. this one is my favourite..