Tinnitus Relaxer 2kHz to 20kHz Linear Static Noise

This Tinnitus Relaxer is 2kHz to 20kHz Linear Static Masking Noise. It may help mask tinnitus for some listeners, but not all. It depends on the listener's unique and individual circumstances. There are several frequency ranges in videos in this playlist to check out.
Linear noise means it is an even frequency response (also known as a flat response) between 2 kilohertz and 20 kilohertz. What Noise is a flat response across the whole listening spectrum. Below 2000Hz, the frequencies steeply drop off. Most of the tinnitus series up to this point are sloping frequency bands, like Violet Noise and Blue Noise, or bell curve boosts.
Please leave a comment if you find relief with this masker. As a long time ambient sound creator, it is wonderful to hear when something is appreciated, and even if not to learn and create even better content in the future.
My ears ring sometimes and sometimes not. I reach to noise for relief, combined with other health and well being techniques. There are Audiologists here on KZbin that explain this at length and seeking professional advice or attention from an Audiologist is a great way to help mitigate your tinnitus with a individual plan based on one's circumstances.
There is also information on the American Tinnitus Association website.
Thanks for this request Cody, if one person has a request, it is likely to benefit others.
Please share your suggestions and experiences in the comments as they are great support for our community here.
Thanks for listening, Dale
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0:00 Introduction
0:08 Explanation
1:00 The T Relaxer 2000Hz to 20000Hz Noise
09:59:50 Outro
#tinnituszapper #tinnitusrelaxer #noiseambient #tinnitusrelief #dalesnale #tinnitus
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DaleSnale is an audio specialist and content creator, not a trained audio therapist.
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[@mattlester9971]

Hey Dale. When people say you are a lifesaver it is actually not that far from the truth. Honestly mate...from Australia here....you are an international superstar that is going a long way to restoring my faith in humanity. Thankyou. I will buy some tshirts and wear em around...I am sure there are lots of sufferers out there that don't know about this stuff. I want to raise awareness. Thankyou again mate

[@dalesnale]

Thank you Matt. That is awesome. What is great about KZbin is the humanity of many creators reaching people and changing lives with their individual expertise.

[@melindacleary5143]

You nailed it on this one. I believe this will be a huge winner for me. Thank you !!!!

[@dalesnale]

Fantastic Melinda. Thanks for listening.

[@Toasttttttttt]

Dale, I can't even put into words how grateful I am to you for making these videos. They are pretty much the only thing that has been keeping me sane now that my tinnitus has decided to suddenly flare up horrendously after several years of coming to terms with it.

[@janineroux2398]

Apparently taking 150 mg of Benfotiamine daily, helps(dr. Berg).. I haven't tried it yet

[@AjayKumar-pm8gx]

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[@KL-er7yi]

@@janineroux2398 I saw his vid a couple days ago, ordered some on Amazon and started it yesterday. Time will tell. 🤷‍♀️. I do notice that when I eat lighter and more keto the less it becomes for me anyway. When I eat a lot of sugar and carbs it makes my pulse higher that I think it creates louder tinnitus too.

[@FlevoRensNL]

Its a blessing to have a saint around!! If you want a break from them annoying tinnitus sounds just pop up a dale noise vid!!

[@margaritahernandez2667]

Mvqrxe

[@FischtankProductions]

Dale always coming through with the knowledge. Not only taking the time to create these videos and sounds but explaining the science behind it. Amazing work dale.

[@dalesnale]

I appreciate that! Thanks for listening Fisch.

[@abigailgl3952]

@@dalesnale es verdad aparte de lo creativo que eres nos explica a mí me viene muy bien porque hace solo más de 1 mes que tengo acufeno 4000 k pregunta esto también se puede escuchar mientras uno lee o trabaja ? Sin límite de tiempo? Muchas bendiciones 😊 desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@sherryemerson123]

Ohhhh this is really good. Wow. I was nearly asleep, turned my head, rested my left ear on the pillow, and heard the ringing again. Lifted it off the pillow, no ringing. And this with the video volume very low. Amazing. I didn’t think anything could top the sweeping frequency video. You’re kinda magical at this point. Thank you so much!

[@alexecosanchez4339]

Dr ogbebor herbal centre KZbin channel cured my wife of heart failure (congenital artery blockage). With herbal medicine. His herbal medication is very effective.i recommend him to anyone sick here contact him.

[@WachusettTrek]

Sherry - for what it's worth, I have exactly the same experience re resting my left ear on a pillow at night - if I do that, the ringing is first, much more noticeable in my left ear and second, it keeps me awake. Thing is, I *like* to sleep on my side, so I keep defaulting to turning my left ear onto the pillow. And I do the same as you - and just did last night actually- I play this particular video all night long either alone or at the same time as Dale's "The Sweeping Tinnitus Calmer 7kHz Masker " as it helps mask the ringing so I can sleep. I'm so grateful to Dale for this and his other videos.

[@mariateresacolomadealcazar1772]

Thank You!!!!! It's amazing....thank You God bless You!!!

[@brendaschloemann4292]

@@WachusettTrek I am going to try 'The Sweeping Tinnitus Calmer 7kHz Masker' thank you!

[@RideOp74]

Another good one. It makes my tinnitus go bye-bye.

[@fabian_informiert422]

This actually helped people to completely cure their Tinnitus. I've been hearing this for 5 hours now and I must say,my Tinnitus (it was always not that loud) frankly disappeared.

[@LPCLASSICAL]

disappeared completely never to return?

[@dalesnale]

I glad if it helps, thanks for listening

[@shreeramjoshi8509]

After what treatment pl

[@fabian_informiert422]

@@LPCLASSICAL it actually did not come back,at least I hardly notice it. For two weeks now.

[@LPCLASSICAL]

@@fabian_informiert422 as you say - you hardly notice it so is still there. It maybe reduced - though you can't conclude that has anything to do with Dale's noise - useful as it is. It may just be co-incidence. Tinnitus can come and go anytime but I am glad for you that you hardly notice it. I hardly notice mine most of the time - unless I stop to specifically listen for it.

[@sloubiflobi567]

This one is even better than previous ones for my hellish tinnitus! Thx a lot!

[@teresam.875]

Incrociamo le dita

[@lynnm8081]

I agree this sounds like it is surrounding the listener. It's strong yet soothing and soft at the same time. I really like it. Thanks Dale.

[@FinisJhungballet]

I like this a lot - it seems to surround my tinnitus very gently and steadily - my tinnitus is always like a radiator hissing and this is quietly penetrating - you are brilliant and much appreciated - thank you very much!

[@alexecosanchez4339]

Dr ogbebor herbal centre KZbin channel cured my wife of heart failure (congenital artery blockage). With herbal medicine. His herbal medication is very effective.i recommend him to anyone sick here contact him.

[@chloesmith2440]

This is definitely the best way to describe my tone I haven't found the best description till now !

[@LPCLASSICAL]

that's a good description - I say mine is like air being let out of a tyre valve - but there is sometimes a nasty sharp high frequency wine running through the middle. Dale's noises do make it vanish though I usually don't need it to get to sleep. If I wake in the night - I may use them to get back to sleep.

[@dalesnale]

Thank you Finis for listening

[@elizabethferreiras5578]

@@LPCLASSICAL Hi Stuart. How long do you listen to this and how may times? Thank you.

[@judithdeleon218]

My ears ring all the time from anxiety and your noises are amazing I get to sleep through the night

[@garbrum]

Wonderful tinitius masking sound, thank you.

[@dalesnale]

Thank you Gary for listening

[@TheCutter5150]

Thank you so much for these videos, especially this one... I do appreciate it! I have been suffering with Tinnitus for 5 years now, it has started to become almost unbearable, but your videos are helping to easy my Tinnitus torture. 🙏

[@kenw.1112]

All I can say from my EXPERIENCE is each person with Tinnitus will get different results with different audio therapy tracks. I get great results with the beeps back and forth between left and right channels. THIS DOES SEEM TO REALLY HELP ME. I WILL UPDATE THIS FEEDBACK WHEN I LEARN MORE OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for the feedback, hoping its helped you some. Best of luck and thanks for listening Ken

[@srsr-eq7sp]

​I’m a xc skier and the gliding sound over freshly groomed tracks is very soothing to me, added in with the crackle crunch of frozen crystals when we get out 1st thing in the morning for first tracks! Got tinnitus in Apr 2020. It’s been a journey finding ways to live with it but qi gong and tai chi have helped also. Trying to cut back on sweets by getting that satisfied through fresh fruits. Also cut back on caffeine by drinking decaf tea or herbal tea. It’s a journey and until there’s a cure, I’m thankful for people like yourself who are helping this community through their expertise and knowledge of sound.

[@katydid2k]

Did cutting back on sweets make a difference? Mine started in Mar. 2020, out of nowhere (except that I had just taken a flight to FL and back).

[@srsr-eq7sp]

@@katydid2k still have tinnitus so no, cutting back on sweets didn’t reduce my tinnitus. But it’s helped my overall health along w no alcohol; also plenty of water and daily motion like walking.

[@PinkPog]

This is top notch! You should do more like this. (You know me I’m 8000Hz lol) AWESOME work.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks! Will do! Get ready for some live streaming!

[@sarahsmile6581]

This reduced my tinnitus after listening. Thank you ! ❤️

[@dalesnale]

Thank you Sarah for listening

[@elizabethferreiras5578]

Hi Sarah. How long did you have to listen and how often?

[@sarahsmile6581]

@@elizabethferreiras5578 Hi 🌷 I listen to the whole recording once a day for 7 days. At this moment, no ringing !! ❤️ best wishes

[@tdcoheatc]

This one is my favorite. I literally feel the tension drop off my shoulders 💜👍

[@epicon6]

This is amazingly relaxing. I got tinnitus after having covid

[@franklingarrido8156]

Lo mejor que he conseguido en youtube. Enmascara muy bien el tinnitus. Te felicito!! Que la creación te bendiga.

[@lynnfincham6839]

24 years of tinnitus any help gratefully received thank you dale x

[@dalesnale]

Nice to hear Lynn

[@bevfinch9584]

Yes! White noise is what I hear. Thank you!

[@joanna77700]

Thank you, Dale….it gives hope.

[@pariaheep]

Very psy-ski-delic, man! I'll mix this with Tinnitus Scrubber & Sweeping Tinnitus Calmer 7kHz - Perfect trio for a soothing noise melange. Thanks Dale!🍙❄🎿🏳

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Pieter. There are more interesting backgrounds in the works. I love morphing videography into kaleidoscopes and have some other background ideas coming soon.

[@bgguitarss]

Ok. Of the dozen or so I've tried lately this one and another really help. Thanks.

[@marinaariasruiz1233]

Mil gracias fue un alivio enorme, logre relajarme al fin!!!!!! después de dos meses con ese horrible zumbido

[@danielsean4057]

Thank you again, Dale. Again.

[@simonmatthews6652]

Thank you for this relief 😌

[@francesoneill536]

Greetings from the Sunny Siuth East of Ireland Dale. Im 😊 a Tinnitus sufferer for 5 yrs now it is the most helpful Sounds thank you Dale. I suffer with Static Tinnitus mosy and I find this Masking Sound really, really helpful. Thank you so much for your Wounderful Sounds. God Bless you Dale.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Frances 🎧

[@Tacsmoker]

hey folks,,, as a tinnitus sufferer and insomniac, i run a headphone channel so got tinnitus issues years ago... i discovered melatonin not only helped me sleep. it relieved my tinnitus... it might work for you....

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for that MAK-1

[@teresam.875]

Per favore mi puoi dire che melatonina hai usato?grazie

[@Tacsmoker]

​@@teresam.875 most brands seam good... but if you can find, "piping rock ones.. especially the 10mg gummies" .. they are good ;-)

[@LPCLASSICAL]

There seems to be some science backing up your claim. I may just give it a try.

[@WachusettTrek]

Dale - thank you SO much. I've always had a "low grade" quiet tinnitus that I wouldn't notice for months at a time until two weeks ago. Then...boom...at the volume that people normally listen to TV at, I got two sounds - either the equivalent of the electronic "whine" from an old tube television and/or a sound very close to the sound that played at the same time as the old television test patterns back in the days when VHF and UHF TV stations would go off the air past midnight. Those sounds played loudly all day, all night, with a break of a few hours here and there...I was unable to sleep, even to eat much after a while as the tinnitus was wearing me down. I'm not one to tear up, but when I found this video and your "The Sweeping Tinnitus Calmer 7kHz Masker" I started to tear up in relief. Sometimes - like today - I play this video at the same time as your "The Sweeping Tinnitus Calmer 7kHz Masker" - both together seems to help, if that makes any sense. I don't think I'd be able to sleep without these videos. Thanks again - you're a life saver.

[@dalesnale]

Thank you David for sharing that. My own tinnitus is similar to the TV tube sound.

[@LPCLASSICAL]

You are probably doing this already David but are you on an anti tinnitus diet?

[@cdoehler1]

This is great only one that stops mine for a little while. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cdewitt777]

Thank You so much for trying to help people!!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@dalesnale]

You are welcome Craig

[@AfroRedMusic]

Mine kicks in when it’s quiet in my room and this helps me sleep, thank you so much!!

[@JamesWrightLBC]

This really works! Thank you.

[@stevenwiig471]

I feel like a dog being scratched in just the right spot with this. Thank you!

[@artmark3930]

Perfect for me,.. thanks !

[@matiasd5226]

Hi, i just wanted to share a bit my story. I very recently started hearing this noice, which never before i heard, like, a little bit more than a month ago. I'm sure that never before i had tinnitus because i was the type of person who loves being alone in a quiet room. And suddenly, this sound started. At first, it was just for moments, easy to ignore and usually went away after a while or i could mask it with music really low and it went away. I thought maybe i was hearing music a bit too loud, which was weird because i usually are very careful with the volume, but i ignored it. Then, suddenly, a couple of days before it worsened like, a ton i couldn't sleep, i couldn't be in a room alone, but not only that, i couln't be even in a room full of people that i heard this sound, even above the TV, and it started driving me very crazy. I went to the medic and they sended me to an audiometry, which i'll have next week. In the meantime, this sound is driving me insane. I've never had so much anxiety in my life as in these moments and i still have hope this is temporary, because the thought this thing is permanent makes me really really scared. This video has helped me a ton to keep going throught this horrible week. Wish me luck to be between the lucky ones who their tinnitus is just temporary. In the meantime, i'll be visiting this video frecuently before i go insane.

[@LPCLASSICAL]

I panicked too in the early days - I got used to it. You need to accept it is probably going to be permanent. A bigger problem for me is the slight unsteady feeling I have when walking around - think I may have menieres. Keep your sodium intake down to 2 grams per day. Cut out gluten - watch some diet videos for tinnitus.

[@dalesnale]

Thank you for sharing your story Matias. Best of luck at your appointment. Thanks for listening

[@matiasd5226]

I thought about giving an update. Sadly, it didn't went away, at least not yet. But, it did go down by a lot after i visited another specialist who gave me some medicine to sleep. I'm 100% sure because now i only hear it when it's silent or i'm still and there's few sounds on the enviroment, when, as i said in this comment, before i could hear it even above the tv. Our theory is that is because of stress, and of the three that visited, they mostly think it probably should go away, but as everything related to tinnitus, they can't be 100% sure. As for my mental health, it deteriorated a lot at the beginning, but i've learned to manage the tinnitus. Now is mostly a minor annoyance, and mostly when i go to sleep or i'm with my closed headphones (question for somebody outhere, Open back headphones help?). though i don't lose sleep because of it. I still use this videos, but only when i'm playing some videogame with lots of silence or i'm reading. This is the best masker i found for my tinnitus. For some reason, brown and pink noise make it louder. To anyone going throught this, beware, the first month is going to be a living hell, following two months of ups and downs, but eventually you can get used to it. I guess in my case, the fact that it went from 100 to a 20 really helped a lot. Some advice: First, find something to completely mask your tinnitus. It will help to give you some sense of control and stability. Then find something that mask your tinnitus but not completely, the app ZEN Tinnitus have great sounds for this, or maybe the TV at low volume, a podcast, etc. The idea is to have some sound that your brain can concentrate on instead of the tinnitus without masking it completelly, making it easier to get used. Use this for two hours a day. If you are getting afraid to it, try sessions of listening to your tinnitus completely in silence for 20 minutes, with some breathing exercices. Try to distract your mind from it, the more you think about it, the louder it gets. Cutting caffeine helps with anxiety, and therefore with the tinnitus, though i started to drink black tea again and it doesn't make my tinnitus louder by any mean, but that can be different for you. Drinking a lot of water does seems to help. Don't be scared of headphones, BUT use them at the lowest volume that mask your tinnitus and take breaks. I was really scared of them at the beggining, but when i started to use them again, my tinnitus even started to get quieter after listening to music, which i think it has to do with the fact that it helps me with anxiety. If you're having trouble sleeping, melatol can help, even there's some studies that says it lowers tinnitus. Getting good sleep is KEY. The days where my sleep is bad are the worst by far. Good luck.

[@Tomdakiller]

thank you this has made my studies much easier

[@dalesnale]

That's great Tom. Noise is popular for study focus and concentration.

[@pamiloumaoreravac9669]

Hello, je suis française, et je vous suis depuis quelques semaines. Je ne parle pas l’anglais mais ayant des acouphènes je vous suis. Et là j’ai enfin trouvée ma fréquence pour les acouphènes. Peut-être pourriez m’être des sous titres en français pour savoir et partager avec vous. Merci pour votre travail et vos partages. Belle journée Prenez soin de vous et merci de prendre soin nous

[@atashakgem]

🙏🙌🏻Tnx! Ohh I love the ski footages! I love skying! snow and ,,,, believe or not I miss LIFE 😔😢

[@dalesnale]

Me too. Hope to make it to the slopes soon.

[@atashakgem]

@@dalesnale 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♾

[@summer44able]

Thanks for this amazing blessing

[@dalesnale]

Nice to hear Rich, Thanks for listening

[@TomN..]

Thank you!!

[@loriezientara6062]

This is getting closer to the tones in my head. What I’m learning from these sound sessions it interesting. Thanks for your help. I’ve had tinnitus ever since I was a small child and never knew what it was until only recently.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening Lorie. Best of luck!

[@loriezientara6062]

You’re welcome. Considering I’m 74 now, it would be interesting to experience life without this continual companionship of sound.

[@soniavillareal9749]

❤ Hermoso tratamiento gracias me ha servido mucho

[@zenseed75]

This made my brain relax.

[@dalesnale]

Fantastic Cat

[@lyran2818]

This is also working for me dale, thanks 😊

[@dalesnale]

Great! Thanks for listening Lyran

[@seephor]

This helps a lot. I wish there was a way to have this play intermittently or pulsed 5 seconds on, 2 seconds off. The on/off works better for some tinnitus suffers including me.

[@dalesnale]

That is really interesting I will put that on the list. Thanks for listening

[@johnhughes8368]

This is precisely the hiss I live with in both ears 24 /7. Hoping this one will help calm some of the related sleep anxiety due to the sound of rain falling or a brook trickling downstream. It also cancels out another really high end tone that tends to drive me nuts...thanks so much.

[@user-oe6gv4ir1c]

, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-oe6gv4ir1c]

❤❤

[@jesusvazquez8444]

Ahhh...excelente es un oasis para mi oído...gracias Bendiciones

[@dalesnale]

De nada Jesus

[@LPCLASSICAL]

This one is therapeutic. Very nice.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Stuart

[@mariateresacolomadealcazar1772]

Thank you!!!! Thank You!!!!! Thank You!!!!

[@dalesnale]

You're welcome Maria.

[@dianaewing6072]

Thanks!

[@peacechief]

I love the introductions.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Peacechief

[@BP-ge9sj]

This has been such a blessing….except in the wee hours of the morning and a loud ad/commercial blares out,waking me up from a sound sleep. Is there a way I could pay to NOT have that happen? It takes me so long to get back to sleep. Thank you.

[@dalesnale]

There should be no mid-roll ads on the channel. Each videos has preferences set to no mid-roll ads. I am working to get to the bottom of this issue with KZbin. It only happens to a few listeners. I absolutely want everyone to have a free overnight listening experience. A couple things you could try is to turn off automatic updates on your browser and system which might be what triggers a late night ad. Thank you for calling this to my attention.

[@cfrandre8319]

This mitigates a slice of the racket in my ears-one of the softer bands of noise between the screeching above it and the howling combinations below it. I’m working on as many bands individually as I can since I haven’t found anything that covers the whole array of tones and whistles and ringing and howls. Thank you for the opportunity to experiment and to learn more about audio characteristics. Your work is amazing. I hope I can understand it better when/if I can reduce the racket that makes it hard for me to even think...Thanks, again.

[@alexecosanchez4339]

Dr ogbebor herbal centre KZbin channel cured my wife of heart failure (congenital artery blockage). With herbal medicine. His herbal medication is very effective.i recommend him to anyone sick here contact him.

[@LPCLASSICAL]

Im sorry that you have it to that level - mine is fairly bearable - but it could get worse. Did you try limiting your sodium intake to 2 grams a day? I cut down on salt and it does help me. Days after salt binge - it's bad.

[@dalesnale]

Im glad if it helps. Some people have said they play 2-3 noise at once maybe that helps cover the other slices. Thanks for your input and for listening

[@ofirshorshy8281]

​@@LPCLASSICALI notice that when I eat more salty foods it makes me feel better than if I eat too much sugar. And it depends what kind of sugar.

[@StevenB-123]

Thank you again Dale! Very recent sudden onset of tinnitus due to loss of high frequency hearing. Hearing is fine until 1500-200hz. ENT thinks it's due to Covid. Just got hearing aids and going to try my best to do sound therapy and general keeping my spirits up. Happy Easter!!

[@dalesnale]

Happy Easter to you as well. Thanks for sharing. I know when an infection comes on, it triggers "T" for me.

[@hypo345]

Sweeping pink is still my favourite and I depend on it sometimes. Catch 22 as I need ibuprofen for arthritis flare ups which seem to exacerbate my tinnitus.

[@uphilliceskater]

Try an ibuprofen phenylephrine OTC combo caplet. That'll blunt it, a bit.

[@hypo345]

@@uphilliceskater Thanks

[@lisamariemary]

Interesting, helpful thread. Thank you.

[@larisafomenko4090]

Yes

[@dkayrotach]

This is very soothing. I got tinnitus going on three years now. This helps to lower my tinnitus. Thank you

[@MichelleRodriguez-ql2pt]

It's helping me to relax. I've had tinnitus since I was lil girl. It get do loud it can drown out all else.

[@lorentaidhg8534]

This is actually the first audio-vid I've found that sounds most like the straight-line constant HISS I hear all day and into sleep. Rarely do I ever get an actual tone, it's very short-lived. This goes to the top of my list, thanks Dale!

[@dalesnale]

Glad you like it Loren. Thanks for sharing that and listening.

[@LPCLASSICAL]

I think the hiss is made up of hundreds of light but sharp tones and you don't notice because there are so many - maybe - occasionally one gets louder than the others and that is where the problem really starts.

[@user-qv5bd9hj3v]

Gracias!!

[@coloradokid808]

TY works well

[@suzannepoffel2160]

Wow... wow wow wow!

[@dalesnale]

Wonderful when listeners get wowed :)

[@murraygibson6996]

An audio n visual like none other. r. ebert

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Murray

[@catlady2889]

I needed this sound as my Tinnitus sounds like this awful static noise. This will give me relief. Thank you ❤

[@alexecosanchez4339]

Dr ogbebor herbal centre KZbin channel cured my wife of heart failure (congenital artery blockage). With herbal medicine. His herbal medication is very effective.i recommend him to anyone sick here contact him.

[@n30n_futur37]

Listened to this in only one ear for 4 mins and my tinnitus is gone in the ear that I put the headphone playing this on. I’ll have to see how long the effect lasts, but wow…

[@magic117]

This is useful for headphone burn-in to increase treble, but give a long rest period, the highest range always reduce after burn-in but recovers after one day or two of resting Relaxing noise too

[@lyran2818]

Ur crackin me up

[@alexecosanchez4339]

Dr ogbebor herbal centre KZbin channel cured my wife of heart failure (congenital artery blockage). With herbal medicine. His herbal medication is very effective.i recommend him to anyone sick here contact him.

[@susanafelix7344]

Genial quiero que traduzcan.

[@lisamariemary]

Thanks so much for this, Dale. And thanks to Cody, too. I can use this audio when I have tinnitus ~and~ migraine flaring. When my migraine is just beginning its crescendo, that is, I can't remember about when it's worse. I'll have to try and remember to come back and re-comment.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Lisa, I hope things are going ok.

[@lisamariemary]

@@dalesnale 😊

[@PawanVermaVDOPoint]

Sir,which masking or healing sound or noise is best for long continuous whistling/ high pitch ringing sound from both ears and feeling entire backside of head. Pls suggest sound and link..Thank you.

[@juliobrettas3911]

Your content is really good. Thank you for such a consideration, attention and all the work dedicated to the people with tinnitus. Your samples are much better compared to some sounds in some tinnitus apps... I wish they were all in an app to combine that for those who have more than one tone.

[@sandrasimmonds9832]

Dramatic silence.....very interesting

[@johnenock7939]

Better than anything Ed Sheehan has to offer

[@susiepowell7650]

Thank you so very much !!! What would the a specific Hz sound to help reduce Static type noise ?

[@Snoopitsa0405]

Hi, just came across your channel and I was wondering, how do I know which video I should choose for my tinnitus, is there a guideline? My ringing (a beeping sound) is 3000Hz and continuous (hope this information is enough, if not please let me know) xx

[@Kit-zb1jf]

Bonjour je vous remercie pour votre engagement ; ça fonctionne pour moi, rapidement comme le 8khz.

[@leosainz6764]

When i go back to mexico, merida my tinutus goes away after a week, is a quite city, but back in USA, it comes back.

[@dalesnale]

There are some clues to investigate. The weather, less stress, more relaxation, change in diet...

[@treidkr3]

I left this playing at night & woke up & my tinnitus seemed quieter for a little while.

[@laudomendescaldeira1704]

Joia...

[@christmas10023]

Scary Good

[@fredericktrammell5348]

Thats just gorgeous im working right accross the street from 5g masts .This just totally obliterated the high frequency noise .ooooooooooh .thats nice

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening Frederick

[@lynnann96]

Pulse still there but closest yet! Add an octave (not the correct term) higher pitch in there on left side. Sorry, no words. I’m still trying to grok how amplifying my cicadas and crickets will give me relief?

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for sharing LynnAnn.

[@lefteris123derm2]

..if your tinn is cicadas...hear cicadas from youtube... we better hear spund like our tinn

[@cfrandre8319]

@@lefteris123derm2Efharisto!

[@sinstarussunniva6890]

I just found out my hearing loss IS due to the tinnitus. And looking for the right thing to help. Th very much.

[@annabelleabello580]

How will i know if this is fit for me? I mean the sounds of linear static?

[@sickmann1]

Obrigado melhorou bem

[@SquirrelMan1332]

That is not high pitched enough or isn't it supposed to be? Do you have darker or black screen?

[@cakanemovies]

Is there anyway to download this so I can play it on Alexa?

[@dustin9893]

It takes it away for like a few mins but then the tinnitus just comes back

[@justscratchthat]

Could you kindly make Whistling sound video that what kind of noise i have Thank you

[@alexecosanchez4339]

Dr ogbebor herbal centre KZbin channel cured my wife of heart failure (congenital artery blockage). With herbal medicine. His herbal medication is very effective.i recommend him to anyone sick here contact him.

[@dalesnale]

Noted. I will add this idea to the list. Thanks

[@SquirrelMan1332]

Not high enough pitch for me either...how do I find my specific pitch? Black screen would be good too...

[@larisafomenko4090]

You need to do audio test .

[@Gzein]

Where I can find noise like BUZZING ??

[@mybovineneighbor]

I think my tinnitus is at 5000khz? any videos around that?

[@alexecosanchez4339]

Dr ogbebor herbal centre KZbin channel cured my wife of heart failure (congenital artery blockage). With herbal medicine. His herbal medication is very effective.i recommend him to anyone sick here contact him.

[@dariotorchio8242]

👍🇮🇹

[@ravirajrex9145]

Earphone use or not

[@dalesnale]

Some listen with speakers and some use headphones. Personal preference. Thanks for listening

[@nancyholton6701]

Do you have to wear headphones?

[@dalesnale]

Many simply listen on the phone or Bluetooth speaker. For me and others, that is more comfortable.

[@btofan]

A black screen would be helpful.

[@derekshearer9049]

sorry that just hurts

[@YourPalHDee]

Doesn't work for me at all 😔