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I read about a tinnitus theraphy by listening music which has been filtered by a notch filter around the frequency of the tinnitus. , i.e removing one octave frequency band centered around your tinnitus frequency (notching).
I prepared a music collection for myself and started listening to them.
Here is the youtube address that explains the process.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtif7SQDptA.
I am a digital signal processing engineer. I did this by using a software called MAtlab.
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Researchers working on this method says that your tinnitus profile must fit the following
Tinnitus sounds like a rather pure peep- or whistle-like tone,
Hearing loss is less than 35 dB,
Stable tinnitus frequency less than 8000 Hz,
Age between 18 and 55 years.
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Hi Izzet,
Music and sound therapy seems to be a quite active area of research at the moment, and some people report positive results from listening to specifically frequency-filtered sound files (see http://forum.mytinnitus.de/en/viewtopic.php?id=43 ), but as you indicated yourself, it may not be a solution for everybody.
By all means, please let us know whether it works for you.
Thomas
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