Tinnitus Chopper Fluctuating Noise Masking May Relieve Ringing

The Tinnitus Chopper is a four high frequency noises filtered with a fluctuating variable filter effect nicknamed a chopper. Each noise is in a different frequency range and also slowly sweeps changing frequency. It is sonically reminiscent of sprinklers on the grass.
The Tinnitus Scrubber is a similar noise creation with a rhythmic pulsing of the noise. The Chopper is the next variation of this concept. Most of the tinnitus series is specific focused frequencies or sweeping of a singular frequency. The exceptions being the Scrubber and the Chopper (so far).
Concept:
This noise is designed to hopefully break the ringing cycle by distracting the ear to a new sound in that same frequency range. Everybody's ringing is a unique frequency (or multiple frequencies), so it may work for some and not for others depending on the type of tinnitus the listener has.
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0:00 Introduction
0:10 Explanation
1:12 The Tinnitus Scrubber
09:59:48 Outro
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[@dreamfaith7]

Thank u so much , I discovered this one last night when my tinnitus got unbearable!!! I wanted to scream and then this . I went to sleep with this one 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@CarnivoreJay]

How do you cope, I have had this for a month now,.. is not going away 😢😞

[@sandrasimmonds9832]

Wow you can sleep on that racket we are all different what works for one not another

[@kimberlyvincent7921]

I can't take it much longer. In the 6 years I've had it has become so loud that none of the sounds are working. I have migraines almost every day because I have to have the sounds so loud. I usually get sleep every 2-3 days. I don't know how to live in this pure hell anymore!!

[@davidt6542]

I have it for over 40 years. It started mild and now it's terrible. As you get older, it gets worse. @@CarnivoreJay

[@graceless6103]

The build up to the beat went crazy that was catchy asf

[@imahappy5317]

This does fluctuate and I can sleep to it. I also like the scrubber and the fluctuater for relief while sleeping. Thank you very much for these.

[@pariaheep]

This chopper is a topper, thank you Dale!

[@user-zh5px4on4h]

These visuals are iconic

[@dalesnale]

Thanks E

[@freespeechforever]

Thanks for this, I haven't noticed any change yet but I will keep listening. Importantly, to me at any rate, is that you understand the condition through suffering from it. I'm not suggesting that others who produce similar videos have not or do not suffer from tinnitus but the difference is you, in my view, are more open and honest about what might be achieved. GPs mostly know nothing other than their learning about medical conditions and that often means they don't know how people really feel. I love the scissors!

[@donnamitchell249]

Thank you so much for this Dale! Within the first 15 minutes on low it’s brought my constant tinnitus down considerably! The pulsing one is almost manageable.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening Donna. :)

[@louishuman]

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[@rollielopezducusin5986]

wow, I love this noise Dale, it relieves my tinnitus horror for more than 20 yrs already......

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening Rollie

[@ronaldzuniga190]

Hoooo grandioso.... Buscando casi toda la noche, algo me ayudase, a esmascarar, este, desagradable tinitus, encontré esto... Lo puse, un en unos 5 minutos de escucharlo.... Me ayudó, un montón... Gracias, desde Costa Rica... Feliz día del Padre. 🤜🏽🤛🏽🇨🇷

[@dalesnale]

Gracias por escuchar y que tengas un gran día.

[@stilltrying1679]

Just found this after a bit of KZbin surfing. This is absolutely a God send. Clicked away after only 2 minutes and the awful noises that I’ve lived with these past 5 years is finally bearable. It’s not 100% gone however, a 90% reduction is simply amazing. An hour has lapsed and still holding at -90. You’ve saved me from this madness. From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU!😂

[@dalesnale]

Welcome to the noise community.

[@jamesdoucet1782]

730 a.m. although there isn't a cure for tinnitus, I've had it since 2001,used a masker, It cost $1200 now since I lost it 10 years ago I simply use a pair,primarily my right ear, ear buds for $30.The VA cover the cost of hearing aids,maker built in.Hearig loss most always coupled with tinnitus.

[@davidbenjamin7165]

Your videos are the only thing that makes my tinnitus stop.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks David

[@marthaluciasalguero2706]

Desde Medellín colombia 🇨🇴 hace un mes tengo eso es muy maluco hace 3 días escucho mejoró porf cuántas veces al día debo escuchar o solo es en la noche muchas gracias bendiciones

[@dmytro666]

I think you are on to something with your work/research, one day thru trial and failure you might find the perfect sequence that will cure us with a single track... I noticed that by playing only one frequency, or any of your tracks, helps only temporarily, because it repeats itself, which is kind of like tinnitus😉, but comes from outside, so fighting fire with fire. By occasionally pausing the track, we get to the point where the sound comes from...from silence...and anything heard is compared to that. Even if your silence rings a bit...Your 13kHz track turned my ringing into a sound comparable with hissing you hear from speakers on an analog Amplifier. Unfortunately by listening longer it started to ring above that. Your best track so far is fluctuating noise. Keep up the good work!

[@p51dlm22]

This particular sound works very well and I can play the volume so low it's in the background.👍

[@ldb281]

thats a new one, thanks. wont need to water the lawn now

[@NinaJoestar]

Oh wow...this is different. It's been a minute since I've been to a rave this good!

[@dalesnale]

Welcome to the Noise Festival :)

[@zberma]

Have you ever done anything that has both lower and higher frequencies at the same time? With my tinnitus it feels like I hear a variety of frequencies all at once, all the time. I have a high pitch hissing and a lower pitch ringing. I like your tinnitus scrubber best but nothing I’ve found 100% cancels out the ringing for me. Thanks for these videos they are great :)

[@dalesnale]

That is an interesting idea. There are some frequency sweeping noise creations where the pitch fluctuates slowly in a range of frequencies. I will think on this and come up with a creation based on your suggestion. Thanks for listening.

[@ololo9283]

@@dalesnale was thinking the same thing, a multi-frequency version is exactly what I think would help. Thanks in advance for all you do!!!

[@ankicaplavcic9051]

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[@heatherlorraine4346]

I agree because this for example helps break up the high pitched sound but another hissing squeal comes into play too.. Mine actually shifts frequency sometimes a few minutes into a video Like it helps for a minute but then my ears adjust and suddenly the tinnitus has a different sound than it had a minute ago This is interesting how this specific video actually makes my ears feel warm and like full of pressure almost but it’s soothing Bc it absolutely chops the tinnitus I just wish my tinnitus wouldn’t shift or add more frequency with it A much higher pitched frequency 😅 We appreciate all you do Dale! Thank you

[@rastachicagomataderos]

Same here ! I got 2 different tinnitus in one ear, a buzz (kinda static, White noise) and a tonal high pitch tinnitus (around 14000 hz) .

[@tirzahtimes]

Absolutely wonderful, i was shocked with how well it worked. Definitely the most effective type of masker I’ve come across. thank you.

[@TheSuziebling]

Love this one. Really taken the edge of my t at night.The day after so much better. Thank you xx

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Sue

[@user-op8ri2if5j]

Amazing love this it helps me just like the scrubber one. Love all of them but this and the scrubber helps me most. Thank you so very much as to I have not found hope with my tinnitus until I found these sound videos. You are a lifesaver 😇

[@amelias.2509]

OMG It works!!!!! Thank you 💕

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Amelia

[@randomname4726]

This is amazing!

[@RunPJs]

Using my mobile phone your videos all do wonders! It feels strange though listening to the sound in my tinnitus ear - get a weird feeling. In my good ear it's fine.

[@serenity8876]

You are a godsend seriously. 🤩

[@ultramegasuper11]

Bless you

[@sandrasimmonds9832]

I like it a bit loud but not too close to my ears....I move my phone around my head about 20 - 30 cm away and in and out from my ears but no head phones....about 5 minutes not for long as its an irritating noise but kills my tinitus nicely xx

[@ben-cb5er]

thank you

[@alexmanzo1617]

Thank you so much for this it helped me a lot.

[@farhanq3995]

thank you! it worked🎉

[@saimanoor8511]

Thank you ❤

[@arizonalover6771]

Great video

[@DSN71]

oooooh, unfortunately this one fires the MG 08 machine gun in my left ear...Every other video Dale, is incredible relief and I thank you for all of them.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for the review and checking it out. More on the way.

[@garystapleton7593]

this one worked well i am going to continue and test it thanks dale

[@rosellaguajardo7301]

I cannot stop listening to it. I prefer it to the t. It"s Fantastic it stops the high tone ringing too.

[@kuros2349]

Awesome!

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Kuros.

[@thomastesh1639]

Thank You Very Much!!-tom

[@dalesnale]

Thank you Tom!

[@bradharper5397]

Thank you Dale. I am finding that the 5500-8000 khz range are most effective for my form of tinnitus. Also, I notice that there is silence(no ringing) for about 1 minute after pausing these scrubbers... In addition, when the ringing starts back up, it is a different kind of ringing. It seems as though the "new" ringing is a "compliment" of the current sound I listen too. Somehow it seems the ringing is filling in a frequency that is different from the one I just listened to. Which could be higher or lower in frequency, and it varies in frequency. So, if I start at 5.5khz, then go to 8 khz, I can hear an in- between frequency while listening to the 8 khz.. That is, after a short pause of about 1 minute of silence....

[@DavidMichaelKalman]

Same for me. Would still be nice to have audio that has intervals of dead silence.

[@bradharper5397]

@@DavidMichaelKalman I think that would help. When I listen to the scrubbers for extended time, there is a background frequency that "appears" during the scrubber. Then when the scrubber is manually stopped, there is silence for a short interval. I am not sure how to deal with this phenomenon, but it is real. The best I can do, is to insert silent intervals myself using an audio editing utility called "audacity", and then experiment with adding other sounds to deal with the "new tinnitus".

[@dalesnale]

I will try a silent interval video soon. Thanks for the suggestion

[@bradharper5397]

@@dalesnale The inserted silent intervals may be a good way to find out if and when our tinnitus starts up again. When I do it manually, and after about 30 sec to one minute my tinnitus starts up again, I play a different frequency, pause it and I find out that it sometimes will silence the tinnitus again. I then write down that "helpful" frequency. Usually, for me, the steady tones between 5.5 and 11 khz will silence the tinnitus that starts up. But again, the silent interval usually only lasts about one minute. Lastly, for me, when my sinus acts up(hay fever, etc) my tinnitus is more severe, and the pressure I feel around the lower part of my ear is greater(swelling maybe). Decongestants and nasal irrigation does help.

[@janetcorbin2642]

Anybody think tinnitus is caused from the covid vaccines ?

[@marcloev2072]

Dale - I am newly diagnosed having high freq. tonal tinnitus x 7 days. Just found your videos and they have really helped. I imagine this has been asked but are you aware of any very small form factor mastoid bone conductors that could be used to carry these sounds but be much less obtrusive than buds or hearing aids? Ty again

[@mariemohan2383]

Thanks!

[@dalesnale]

Thank you Marie. The Super Thanks is very appreciated. :)

[@elishebaxoxo]

I LOVE❤THIS💆

[@dalesnale]

What is your favorite tinnitus masking noise? Thanks for listening.

[@kuros2349]

This and tinnitus scrubber

[@LJK2159]

Tinnitus scrubber is my #1 as well

[@karintilley1399]

This is amazing. I like the sweeping noise one as well

[@jaycee_baron]

Thank you so much for your videos, Dale, they are a real help! My favorites are your sweeping pink and the teal ( both so soothing), but the one that matches mine the closest is the one with the alien face in the thumbnail. I got emotional listening to that through headphones for the first time, as I hadn't experienced the "absence" of my tinnitus since the early '00s. It's a bit singularly intense after a while, though--it just occurred to me while typing this that I should try listening to it simultaneously with teal. I also have a short recording of cicadas someone posted online from about a decade ago that is an effective masker for the pulsing quality of tinnitus.

[@pinsongorga8466]

Mine is Tinnitus Calmer Sweeping Noise @ 7khz Masker.

[@mariaaugusta6353]

Muito obrigada 😘

[@silvanamarques16]

Ola também tenho zumbido vc tem perda auditiva? Eu não tenho perda nenhuma só o som as vezes alto as vezes mais baixo tomei vários remédios e nada

[@Rina25780]

When tinnitus happens immediately I open to the sound u created.Its excellent I m very grateful you at least made my tinnitus go off temporarily.I m going to try it see whether it disappears.I just found yr channel its vy helpful..mine is sound of my heartbeat in the ears I hope you can create something for that..I been suffering for months. I find this is so good 👍.

[@dalesnale]

Hi Rina Best of luck to you! Thanks for listening.

[@damiancremona5257]

Hola, mi tinnitus es en la cabeza. Cuánto tiempo tengo que escucharlo por día Muchas gracias

[@JonnyBeeDJ]

it works ;)

[@ericpacia757]

salamat kaibigan!

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Yes ✂️

[@lisamariemary]

Very interesting. Not for me - today. But I can tell it would be soothing to me at a different stage of migraine. Right now I'm in the 'uh oh, is it coming, ooh, I think it might be' stage. So the speed is a little hard to take. Will be cool to revisit.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for checking it out Lisa. :)

[@lisamariemary]

@@dalesnale Thank *you* for sharing all your hard work and knowledge with us!! 🙂

[@LJK2159]

You need to be commended for the efforts you put forth in making this sort of sound therapy

[@lisamariemary]

@@LJK2159 Agreed!!

[@LJK2159]

Interesting sound Give it a try We will see I guess

[@dalesnale]

Let us know LK. Thanks for listening.

[@LJK2159]

@@dalesnale tinnitus scrubber I think is still my number one However all yours are good

[@aysimanaciye1329]

Thank you❤ .Doktorların tedavi edemediği ve ilgilenmediği bir hastalığı gölgeleyebildiğiniz için sonsuz teşekkürler.2 gündür sizin frekansları dinliyorum bu beni gercekten rahatlattı sizin sayenizde biraz nefes alabildim .çeviri olarakta verdiğiniz için çok teşekkürler.Türkiyeden sevgiler.....

[@dalesnale]

Dinlediğin için teşekkürler. Dinleyici yorumları ve gözlemlerinin farkındalık yaratması ve tıp uzmanlarına ve araştırmacılara daha iyi araçlar ve stratejiler geliştirmelerine yardımcı olması mümkündür.

[@rastachicagomataderos]

Does it work with every tinnitus? I got a buzz and a tonal (around 14000 hz)tinnitus, both in one ear.

[@Seagoatsunday]

😘what a wierd world i live in..this has become my GO TO for breaking the hisssss!

[@PopeTheRevXXVIII]

Waiting for that beat drop😂

[@dalesnale]

Oh the anticipation…😎

[@PopeTheRevXXVIII]

10 hours later Unce Unce Unce .....

[@Alex-343]

This is wayyyyy too low freq for my tinnitus. Gonna go to one of your 13khz vids right now. I like the scissors animations and the sounds though.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for tying it out Alex.

[@chocojavachip]

This sounds like a fast Choo choo train. 😂

[@marwadichoro4714]

🎉🎉🎉

[@camtyyhippy9520]

I absolutely love this one this is very relaxing for my mind and my heart and my soul thank you Dale scissors me Daddy Dale

[@jamespendleton9879]

What HZ is this

[@CalvinHikes]

Cool but the graphics give me anxiety.

[@tomikexboii5403]

scroll down away from the video window, done.

[@dalesnale]

You can watch on the YT app in IOS with the screen off by pressing the right side button (or top) on Iphones.

[@GeoffRamalho]

Too excitable for me. The chopping makes me want to jump up and dance instead of relax

[@jessica_kate_]

It sounds like some sort of a train...

[@danreyes5565]

STOP PUTTING commercialS WHEN WE ARE sound asleep

[@danreyes5565]

Well don’t wake up with this if you get up and go to the bathroom and come back and go to sleep again it plays commercials about five minutes later if you don’t wake up to stop it the commercials will keep going on! Hate this bullshit they pull!

[@susanwilliams1123]

I cut it away in jesus name

[@kimberlyvincent7921]

Will they ever find a cure? A lot of people take their lives over this unbearable screeching and migraines. I just want to be normal again!!!

[@lyndontrombley1970]

I like the noise but not the video of the scissors....

[@francelinomarcondes7976]

Horrivel