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Auralmonic Tinnitus Masking
by Auralmonic
Steady masking sound for ringing ears, synthesized by the Auralmonic engine. Each episode is one bed for the better part of an hour: broadband pink noise, or pink noise with a one-octave notch carved out at a fixed pitch. Podcast apps keep playing with the screen off and stop on a sleep timer. The notches here are generic. Tinnitus usually sits at one pitch of its own, and a notch in the wrong place is a guess. The Auralmonic: Tinnitus Relief app matches your pitch on your phone and carves the notch exactly there. The match never leaves the device. Masking sound, not medical treatment. Keep the volume low. If ringing is new, one-sided, or comes with hearing loss, see an audiologist. For relaxation, focus and meditation support only. Not a medical device and not a treatment for any condition. Do not use while driving or operating machinery. If you have epilepsy, a seizure disorder, are pregnant, or wear a pacemaker, consult a doctor before use. Get Auralmonic:
Episodes
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Notched Pink Noise, 3 kHz Notch (60 min)
Pink noise with a one-octave notch centred on 3 kHz, 60 minutes, no tones. The app's "Tinnitus — Notched" bed with the notch fixed at 3 kHz. Bed: notched pink noise at 60 on the app's 0–100 bed slider. This bed is generic: it is not tuned to your tinnitus. The Auralmonic: Tinnitus Relief app...
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Notched Pink Noise, 8 kHz Notch (60 min)
Pink noise with a one-octave notch centred on 8 kHz, 60 minutes, no tones. The app's "Tinnitus — Notched" bed with the notch fixed at 8 kHz. Bed: notched pink noise at 60 on the app's 0–100 bed slider. This bed is generic: it is not tuned to your tinnitus. The Auralmonic: Tinnitus Relief app...
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Notched Pink Noise, 6 kHz Notch (60 min)
Pink noise with a one-octave notch centred on 6 kHz, 60 minutes, no tones. The app's "Tinnitus — Notched" bed with the notch fixed at 6 kHz. Bed: notched pink noise at 60 on the app's 0–100 bed slider. This bed is generic: it is not tuned to your tinnitus. The Auralmonic: Tinnitus Relief app...
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Notched Pink Noise, 4 kHz Notch (60 min)
Pink noise with a one-octave notch centred on 4 kHz, 60 minutes, no tones. This is the app's "Tinnitus — Notched" bed at its default centre, 4 kHz, which it uses until you match your own pitch. Bed: notched pink noise at 60 on the app's 0–100 bed slider. This bed is generic: it is not tuned to…
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Pink Noise Masker (45 min)
Broadband pink noise, 45 minutes, with no notch and no tones. The same bed as the app's "Tinnitus — Masker" program: for the nights a notch is not enough and you want the ringing covered. Bed: pink noise at 70 on the app's 0–100 bed slider. This bed is generic: it is not tuned to your tinnitus.…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Steady masking sound for ringing ears, synthesized by the Auralmonic engine. Each episode is one bed for the better part of an hour: broadband pink noise, or pink noise with a one-octave notch carved out at a fixed pitch. Podcast apps keep playing with the screen off and stop on a sleep timer.
The notches here are generic. Tinnitus usually sits at one pitch of its own, and a notch in the wrong place is a guess. The Auralmonic: Tinnitus Relief app matches your pitch on your phone and carves the notch exactly there. The match never leaves the device.
Masking sound, not medical treatment. Keep the volume low. If ringing is new, one-sided, or comes with hearing loss, see an audiologist.
For relaxation, focus and meditation support only. Not a medical device and not a treatment for any condition. Do not use while driving or operating machinery. If you have epilepsy, a seizure disorder, are pregnant, or wear a pacemaker, consult a doctor before use.
Get Auralmonic:
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Steady masking sound for ringing ears, synthesized by the Auralmonic engine. Each episode is one bed for the better part of an hour: broadband pink noise, or pink noise with a one-octave notch carved out at a fixed pitch. Podcast apps keep playing with the screen off and stop on a sleep timer. The...
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