Post #482177

2026-02-23 20:21 UTC

I&#39;m nearly certain I&#39;ve posted about this before, but it&#39;s coming in clutch for me again right now and want to give it another shoutout. If you suffer from #tinnitus and sometimes have trouble tuning it out, give this a shot. It&#39;s a customizable noise generator that uses various nighttime bug chirps to naturally mask the sound. Your mileage may vary but it&#39;s been a true sanity saver for me. https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/ultrasonicNoiseGenerator.php

Replies (4)

@PeterMLittle@mas.to 2026-02-23 21:20

@mads@fedi.mvpgame.dev oh my god ... thank you. It works. I lost a chunk of hearing in one ear suddenly in the shower one morning in July last year. It was replaced by tinnitus. Which for someone who is noise averse and loved absolute silence (think lockdown middle of rural Wales with no sheep)… the constant din is the pits.

Open ##3135413
@lalah@sakurajima.moe 2026-02-23 22:05

@mads@fedi.mvpgame.dev thanks. I usually use rain sounds, that works best for me. it's an awful thing to deal with. mine is relatively mild but it still bothers me when I'm trying to sleep

Open ##3135415
@j5v@mastodon.social 2026-02-23 22:07

@mads@fedi.mvpgame.dev Long been a fan of this site. I have other favorite sound sets from here, and people find their own to suit their needs.

Open ##3135416
@earthtoneone@mstdn.social 2026-02-24 15:01

@mads@fedi.mvpgame.dev Oh yeah. Spouse uses the tinnitus relief one there. He says his jaw instantly goes slack, all those cranial muscles unclench. Pretty amazing you can do that with sound!

Open ##3135417