Frequency Sweep & Fade Noise Masking Audio Downloads. Graphic showing a frequency response analysis of the Tinnitus Riser, sweeping from 2 kHz to 12 kHz for potential masking.

Tinnitus Riser Noise Masking Download: Sweeping & Fading Frequency (2 kHz to 12 kHz) for Relief & Sleep

$4.99

Instantly download the Tinnitus Riser Noise Masking (1 & 10 Hr MP3s). This audio sweeps a boosted frequency range from 2.3 kHz to 12 kHz to offer a smooth, meditative sound and potential relief for the tinnitus frequency.

Description

Introducing the Tinnitus Riser, a unique audio track for noise masking that utilizes a continuous, boosted frequency sweep.
Acoustic Cycle Details:
The boosted range sweeps from a frequency of 2 kHz up to 12 kHz over 45 seconds.
The 12,000 Hz frequency boost holds while fading out, and then a new cycle begins again at 2 kHz.
There is a wide range of static noise present, as seen on the graph.
>Potential Benefits:
Tinnitus Relief: Because there are countless potential “T” frequencies, this sweeping boost may offer some relief as it crosses over the tinnitus frequency of some listeners in some cases.
It is bound to pass by and may offer a bit of relief.
Relaxation & Sleep: It is also a smooth and meditative sound that some listeners will find makes a good sleep track.

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