The thrill of hunting sound is unlike anything else. Maybe 20 years ago I used a software synth to match the sound I had from tinitus. It magically erased my tinitus, making me feel like I was somehow a walking video game. Pew pew - alien in my head zapped!

Here are a couple of links to very good synths / sounds from Dr. Pigeon. I used the second tool for an improvised album. Really cool tool.

https://mynoise.net https://brainaural.com

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Cyan488 a day ago | parent | next [-]

Erased, permanently? Or while you were listening to it?

	▲	dimbletimbers a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Not the OC, but I’ve done something similar and it wasn’t permanent but it was effective short-term after listening. My idea was to match the pitch, turn up the volume until it was fairly loud, then shut off the sound, and when I did that the pitch was gone or greatly diminished for about a day.
	▲	ynac a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Years...until a period of extreme stress came along. Came and went for a couple of years (along with a host of other stress induced fun) and now it's gone again.

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butvacuum 21 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

is it more complicated than a freqency generator?

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pyinstallwoes 18 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I need to try that for the tinnitus thing