Noise Blocker - Sound and Tinnitus Masking

This masking sound cancels out construction noise, animal noises, neighbors' voices, and low-pitched tinnitus.

Masking effect
Masking effect is a phenomenon in which one sound is drowned out by the other when two sounds overlap.
This phenomenon can be used to mask the noise that is bothering you with a series of noise sounds.
In some cases, this can significantly reduce stress because the human brain has a tendency to adapt to (ignore) continuous noise, such as the sound of a car driving or the sound of an air conditioner. The psychological burden is also significant, depending on whether you are listening to the sound spontaneously or being forced to listen to the sound.

Frequency response
This sound is based on "pink noise" with 1/f fluctuation. Pink noise is also used to relax and improve the quality of sleep, and is expected to have a more calming effect.

Reduction of low-pitched tinnitus
You can feel the reduction by listening to a sound/frequency similar to the tinnitus sound. Please use the frequency that reduces tinnitus the most.
*The effect and degree of reduction may vary from person to person.

Noise Reduction
Suitable for road construction, construction work, neighbor's noise, and sudden noise that is difficult to be eliminated by noise cancelling earphones.
Although speaker playback can also be effective, slightly larger speakers or headphones are recommended when lower frequencies below 200Hz are required.

Please note
Please use at your own risk.
We are not responsible for any damage or loss caused by the use of audio.
Continued listening to loud sound increases the risk of hearing loss. Earphones and headphones are particularly hard on the ears, so please take breaks from time to time. Bone-conduction earphones, which do not directly stimulate the ear, are also recommended.
Tinnitus can be caused by a wide variety of factors, some of which are serious and require immediate medical attention, such as brain disease or sudden hearing loss.
If symptoms other than tinnitus (dizziness, nausea, headache, etc.) are also severe, or if the tinnitus does not stop for several days, see an otolaryngologist, or if a brain disorder is suspected, see a neurosurgeon.

Illustration
Irasshito-ya https://www.irasutoya.com/

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Sound engineer "otoka" researches and publishes sounds and songs that reduce and improve tinnitus, as well as noise reduction sounds.
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