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Even better, this free implementation of Acoustic Neuromodulation which seems to work on most people with tonal tinnitus : http://generalfuzz.net/acrn/ http://g
by renaudg 9y ago
Even better, this free implementation of Acoustic Neuromodulation which seems to work on most people with tonal tinnitus : http://generalfuzz.net/acrn/ http://generalfuzz.net/acrn/
I don't want to draw too much attention to it though : it's probably infringing on a patent by the original researchers, who sell the official treatment device for a fortune.
- Raphmedia 9y agoYou can get the same frequencies pattern in the first link that I linked if you click on "Try the original sequence — Neural Hack" in the text or if you set all the slider to 0 except for the yellow one. The website recommends : "Use this sound generator as you like. It probably makes sense not using all sliders at the same time. Start with all sliders set to zero, then select the slider(s) that mask or blend with your tinnitus best. Set their levels to the minimum setting, mixing to your tinnitus so you can just hear it. You will then achieve the most efficient masking sound and the lowest fatigue. When using all the sliders, make sure to try the Animation feature, set to its maximum speed. The effect is interesting."
- renaudg 9y agoYeah, except that the frequency pattern for ACRN needs to be centered around each person's particular tinnitus frequency, which the mynoise generator doesn't allow.
- renaudg 9y agoI love mynoise though, when I'm fed up with ACRN this generator does a pretty good job too : https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/windchimesGenerator.php https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/windchimesGenerator.php