Tinnitune — Tinnitus Synthesizer & Acoustic Therapy

1. Tinnitus Tuner

Adjust the controls until the generated sound closely matches your internal ringing.

Base Sound Type

Center Frequency 4000 Hz

20 Hz 16 kHz

Fine Tuning ±0 Hz

-100 Hz +100 Hz

Pulse Modulation (Tremolo)

Modulation Type

Rate (Oscillation frequency) 4.0 Hz

Depth (Severity of pulsation) 40%

Stereo Balance Left Ear Only

L R

Generator Volume 30%

Saved Settings (Presets)

No saved settings

2. Therapy & Masking

Combine ambient sounds with noise and activate the Notch Filter to rest your brain.

Notch Filter

Dynamically removes a narrow band around your tinnitus frequency from ambient sounds.

Filter Inactive Cut: - Hz

Synthesized Sounds Mixer

Gentle Rain Brown noise with high-frequency droplets

Ocean Waves Slow modulation of pink noise

Forest Wind Random bandpass filter

Clinical Masking Noise

Masking Noise Volume 0%

Custom Music Player

Load Local Audio File

Binaural Beats

Plays offset frequencies in each ear to stimulate relaxation brainwaves.

Sleep Timer Disabled

3. Inhibition & Science

Residual Inhibition (Temporary Suppression)

By listening to a sound that mimics your tinnitus for a short period, the brain sometimes temporarily suppresses its perception.

60s

It should be played at the same volume as your tinnitus. If it hurts or is uncomfortable, stop it.

Inverse Wave Experiment (Phase)

Explore how sound waves behave when colliding out of phase in physical space.

Phase Mode

Waves sum up (constructive physical interference)

What happens?

When playing a sine wave in phase (0°) in both channels, the waves add up in the air. If we invert the phase to 180° in one channel and you use external speakers, the waves collide in the air and physical intensity decreases due to destructive interference.

Medical note: If you use headphones, they do not mix in the air and your brain will hear both sides independently. Since your tinnitus is neurological (brain-based), the inverted physical wave will not cancel it.