That's it! Finally! The sound in my ears is gone! Completely masked. Strangely...I think I can still "feel" it if that makes sense? But this video is probably going to play by my bed every night unless someone finds a cure for tinnitus. Thanks so much!
@user-rr7bv6my4e Pretty sure it was extremely loud dance music at the club in the 90s. A handful of exposures, but I first noticed the ringing around that age. It's all I can think of.
this is life changing. My mental health has been in decline and a lot has been because of deafening tinnitus. I feel as if silence has been restored. Does that make sense to anyone else??? Im literally in tears. Its such a blessing
I am using this sound for 2-3 years and be calm, reducing the level of tinnitus from 5-6 to 2-3 on my left ear and lower to zero on the right one. I hear for 10 minutes every day 1-2 times. After a few days I stop hearing and repeat some minutes when the tinnitus becomes louder. Its a bless.. In parallel I am using, some times, drops from laurel. Use it with good quality headphones to hear better more frequencies and a bit loud. Negative factor is the alcohol. After some wine, the tinnitus is coming back slowly louder. i informed a friend and he had also the same good results. And today maybe we have much more patients with tinnitus, by coincidence, after the appearance of Covid and its vaccines.
I was looking for a different kind of cricket sound, and this is the most magnificent of them all. I know that some of the tinnitus sounds that have been uploaded are said to be more beautiful than others, but this is the most perfect sound that I have heard and Believe it or not, for those who suffer from tinnitus like me and To people who suffer from tinnitus, believe it or not, I utilize sound therapy to diminish the sound of my tinnitus. Caffeine has been shown to increase tinnitus. I'm also quickly upset when I'm annoyed, anxious, or unhappy. One reason for controlling your tinnitus is to learn to control your emotions. I wouldn't say I've completely healed from my tinnitus, but there has been some progress.
Great experiential input regarding tinnitus. Thanks for that and the good word on the sound. Caffeine is tough to let go of from my experience. Controlling emotions is something I’ve been working on as well.
Thanks. I’ve been really stressed out for several months with a pile on of bad things happening, and my tinnitus is louder and more annoying than ever. I really have to spend some time getting my stress levels down, and controlling my emotions, especially annoyance.
@@dalesnale I am curious about the “controlling your emotions” part. What is the correlation between stress and tinnitus? Is it that stress increases tinnitus or is it that tinnitus increases stress? Is it a combination of both? Can limiting caffeine decrease tinnitus or does it have to be completely eliminated to cause a decrease in tinnitus? Thanks.
I came for my tinnitus. I'm staying because this is a time machine. I'm 9. It's 1984. I'm at my grandparents laying on cool line dried cotton sheets. With little yellow flowers. The windows are open. I'm in Brevard North Carolina. The safest place I knew when I was 9. I'm squeaky clean and in the softest pajamas. My hair is still wet from the tub. I was told the bugs were arguing. Whether Katy did or didn't. This is so much more than a tinnitus help, of which.. I keep turning this off to see where my ring is hanging out.. Which cricket sings like my right and which one sings like my left. Because they are different... I can relax.. And it never gets old. Heck... I can't even find the loop.. It's there even looping or is this continuous cause I always notice. Spectrum is fun with audio play. That's why I'm here. Big bass box go boom long time. (thank you this is everything.)
Dale I am absolutely crying I can hear. My gratitude of thank you is not enough. You've done more for me than any doctor so far. I always enjoy reading or listening to your tidbits and all the comments thank you for making this noise.
Thank you SO much, Dale…you are truly a Godsend. Thanks for using your gifts to help countless T sufferers around the world. Tinnitus can be so unsettling and debilitating. I am confident that your soundscapes have saved many lives. Thanks again. Sending a big, warm hug…😊❤
I live in the country with woods all around me. The crickets are loudest in August and September some even carrying through the first part of October. Besides thunderstorms, the sounds of the crickets is my favorite. It completely masks the loud constant ringing in my ears that I have had for most of my life. I have made several 4 hour long high quality digital recordings of nighttime summer sounds, mostly crickets and cicada loudly singing their nigh-time songs. Those recordings are great to listen to over the winter months. That recorder is also on when a strong thunderstorm rolls through my area. In a Vally with mountains on either side of me the thunder sounds fantastic. My only downside in recording here is the road several hundred feet from the front of my home but the noise of an occasional car breaks the perfection of my recordings. Well you cant have everything. So listening to a good thunderstorm is a great thing to listen to during the winter months. Lots of good thunderstorm videos on TH-cam but the majority of them are on a loupe so they are only 5 to 10 minutes long in reality. Thanks for all you do in making your great videos. 😁👍
Yes, lots of man made things interrupt, and there is always the search for the pure moment. The hiss of the recorder at lower volumes used to be quite and issue that has improved with 32 bit recorders. I'm always running for the mics when it rains. :)
You’re a genius, dude… It’s a shame that noise induced hearing loss isn’t curable by sound, or else I’d bet you would pull it off. Thanks again for these tinnitus maskers, Dale…
I have been grateful that my tinnitus sounds like the beautiful song of crickets, but that doesn't mean I'm happy having it. I had begun to think I was the only one that had this particular sound, as everyone else I'd read about described a "ringing" or "high pitched tone." Thank you for sharing this for so many reasons!
Dale, tried loads on the tube to mask my 40+ yrs of heavy Industry Factory work induced Tinnitus THIS worked as soon as I clicked on Play ! Seriously Impressed !
wow, masks very well, is very close to the pitch of the noise in my head. I love the sound of crickets, perhaps even a few minutes of relief from the non stop siren in my head head is why I smile when I hear their chorus in the night and love to sleep with windows open when weather permits. Funny thing is that I was looking for sleep sounds and was going to order a few boxes of live crickets to release around my property. They eat rotting vegetation, become part of the food chain and their song helps mask night time traffic and incidental human noise. edit: throw in a faint crackling fire and agreat horned owl's call every few minutes and there's the typical warm weather night under the stars in the Southern Arizona desert.
It astounds me that there are so many people afflicted with this horrible thing called TINNITUS! I had never heard of this until it happened to me. Torturous. Has it always affected so many people???? Crickets are my new best friend. Doesn't mask my vibrating noise but does calm me. Thank you!
People are clueless as to what it really is. That sound is part of your personal bandwidth frequency. Your soul is a vibration every bodily function is electrical first and foremost. Once you understand it you can actually turn it up turn it down make it in one ear or the other or both. Just remember whatever you push against you get more of including vibe
I've had tinnitus for twenty years, it was low level and not bothersome at all. Unfortunately I developed an ear infection recently that has sent my tinnitus to a whole new level. Who'd have thought the sound of Crickets would bring relief to the relentless sound in my heasd but thankfully it does. I'm experimenting with your other sounds many of which also work. Many thanks.
Honestly after trying lots of different stuff this is the best at covering it somewhat even at tiny volumes. Makes the wait for the Susan shore device feel far more tolerable.
Bravo , enfin le bruit que j'entends dans mes oreilles sans arrêt et qui me torture. Comme ce bruit ne vient pas de moi ou plutot que ce n'est pas moi qui le produit cela ne m'agresse pas, je ne m'entends plus , EXTRAORDINAIRE. Pas un specialiste ne m'a autant aidé et fait du bien..MERCI infiniement.
I'm still hearing this beautiful sound and slowly I'm feeling better,i do this every night in bed till I sleep and even driving or doing things in work, but I don't know it's the right way.thanks
Gracias por este maravilloso trabajo! Años odiando el sonido de los grillos por escucharlo todo el tiempo en mi cabeza y ahora me resulta relajante y hermoso como antes, cuando no padecía de tinnitus. Voy probando distintos sonidos de tu canal, buscando el que me brinde un poco de alivio. Éste me va muy bien! 😍🙌🏼
Thanks you Random Name. Very appreciated as I stopped making music records to completely focus on making sonic creations for you guys. What an amazing journey!
This is the best ever. SO relaxing, it’s putting me to sleep. Thx so much Dale. This reminds me of sitting outside and looking at the stars at my grandmother’s house in St. Helena. Those were the best cricket sounds ever and I have always greatly missed them. This is the next best thing
The tinnitus I have seems to change in rhythms and pitch so I hear it no matter what I am listening to… although talking must block it out because I listen to a lot of podcasts and I am not aware of ti Niyi’s at all when doing so 🧐 But I LOVE crickets and will sleep to this every night! Thank you so much 🙏
This is funny. I've got constant crickets or cicadas, locusts, in my left ear. It can be the dead of winter and I've got summer nights playing in my head. Saw this video and thought, I can turn this on and have a symphony.
Thank you for the great videos. I don't know how this works, but it works. I love the scenery you created. I am going to listen to your other videos also. Subbed and liked.😴😴
Very relaxing and good to sleep by. You channel is excellent. Please change the channel name to Relaxing Nature Ambient. Your work is NOT noise !! Thanks
Thanks for the suggestion. Noise has 2 definitions. The first is a sound that has no pitch or tone. In the acoustic world there are only two types of sound, those with pitch and those with noise. The second definition is a sound that is a disturbance. The channel uses the first definition. I see the confusion in the titling, yet the channel has mostly electronically created sounds that are indeed noise like Pink Noise and Green Noise. I am open to more ideas :)
@@dalesnale Maybe but most people will not subscribe or listen to a channel with the name noise in it. If you want to increase subscribers you must have a positive name! Thannks
This might be a cleaner recording then the one I've been currently using. Imma check it out tonight. Nighttime sounds of crickets, cicadas and frogs are a blessing for my tinnitus. Nevermind, there's ads in this. Fuk that. Put ads in the beginning ok. But not in the middle of it when you're sleeping.
Great sound. I wish it was a bit quieter as my phone does not offer fine control at lower volumes. It's either just a bit loud for me, or the speaker turns off completely.
There must be a way to lower a phones volume in system preferences under 'sound' iPhones have a pull down screen swiping from the top center. and volume buttons on the left side of the device. If your device is a different brand, search under "volume control" for your device and there should be a video showing how to do it. Most listeners ask for louder volumes. :) Thank you for listening.
I was already at the minimum volume. My previous phone had very loud minimum volume. But my new phone is more balanced and I can find a suitable volume now.
Please update the title Cricket sounds instead of noise. This is more positive. Also cats have over 100 meows and they create ones that you need for healing.
I'm kind of old school and want to listen to this on a loop with my iPad. The download button is not on this page (I have a subscription to TH-cam Premium) and I was wondering if there was a website with free downloads that you post these videos on?
Just checked on my Iphone YT app (Premium) and by swiping left on the buttons (like, thanks, etc.) the download button appears for download. Let me know if it works for you.
I really fail to see what the advantage is your just replacing one noise for another. Yeah you cancel out the ringing in the ear but you still have to ringing in your ear and the blocking noise?
It is a bit counterintuitive. The “T” sound the mind creates is a sort of autocomplete loop that won’t easily shutoff. The brain is good at simplifying incoming stimulus but for many, the “T” is stuck loop of this sound. By introducing a new slightly different sound the mind may let go of the autocomplete sound for many listeners. It does not work for every type of tinnitus and the reason for having it should be checked out.
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That's it! Finally! The sound in my ears is gone! Completely masked. Strangely...I think I can still "feel" it if that makes sense? But this video is probably going to play by my bed every night unless someone finds a cure for tinnitus. Thanks so much!
That is great to hear.
Good news .I can sleep well now
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@user-rr7bv6my4e It has been 30 years for me. I guess I'll have silence when I'm dead.
@user-rr7bv6my4e Pretty sure it was extremely loud dance music at the club in the 90s. A handful of exposures, but I first noticed the ringing around that age. It's all I can think of.
It’s amazing how these cricket sounds work better than any other tinnitus Therapy
this is life changing. My mental health has been in decline and a lot has been because of deafening tinnitus. I feel as if silence has been restored. Does that make sense to anyone else??? Im literally in tears. Its such a blessing
Same here... It's really blessed
I am using this sound for 2-3 years and be calm, reducing the level of tinnitus from 5-6 to 2-3 on my left ear and lower to zero on the right one. I hear for 10 minutes every day 1-2 times. After a few days I stop hearing and repeat some minutes when the tinnitus becomes louder. Its a bless.. In parallel I am using, some times, drops from laurel. Use it with good quality headphones to hear better more frequencies and a bit loud. Negative factor is the alcohol. After some wine, the tinnitus is coming back slowly louder. i informed a friend and he had also the same good results. And today maybe we have much more patients with tinnitus, by coincidence, after the appearance of Covid and its vaccines.
Absolutely makes sense!
I was looking for a different kind of cricket sound, and this is the most magnificent of them all. I know that some of the tinnitus sounds that have been uploaded are said to be more beautiful than others, but this is the most perfect sound that I have heard and Believe it or not, for those who suffer from tinnitus like me and To people who suffer from tinnitus, believe it or not, I utilize sound therapy to diminish the sound of my tinnitus. Caffeine has been shown to increase tinnitus. I'm also quickly upset when I'm annoyed, anxious, or unhappy. One reason for controlling your tinnitus is to learn to control your emotions. I wouldn't say I've completely healed from my tinnitus, but there has been some progress.
Great experiential input regarding tinnitus. Thanks for that and the good word on the sound. Caffeine is tough to let go of from my experience. Controlling emotions is something I’ve been working on as well.
Thanks. I’ve been really stressed out for several months with a pile on of bad things happening, and my tinnitus is louder and more annoying than ever. I really have to spend some time getting my stress levels down, and controlling my emotions, especially annoyance.
@@dalesnale I am curious about the “controlling your emotions” part. What is the correlation between stress and tinnitus? Is it that stress increases tinnitus or is it that tinnitus increases stress? Is it a combination of both? Can limiting caffeine decrease tinnitus or does it have to be completely eliminated to cause a decrease in tinnitus? Thanks.
@@texyat7388
Todo lo excitante tienes que quitarlo...incluido el te y cocacola...cafe y derivados.
Stress management is key for me. Plus, I try to stay in as meditative a state as I can.
My 94 year old Aunt loves this. On her behalf - THANK YOU!!
Wonderful, perhaps the oldest listener on the channel :)
This is a powerful tinnitus blocker, but also an excellent sleep generator. Thank you for making it loud enough.
You are welcome. :)
I came for my tinnitus. I'm staying because this is a time machine.
I'm 9. It's 1984. I'm at my grandparents laying on cool line dried cotton sheets. With little yellow flowers. The windows are open. I'm in Brevard North Carolina. The safest place I knew when I was 9. I'm squeaky clean and in the softest pajamas. My hair is still wet from the tub. I was told the bugs were arguing. Whether Katy did or didn't.
This is so much more than a tinnitus help, of which.. I keep turning this off to see where my ring is hanging out.. Which cricket sings like my right and which one sings like my left. Because they are different... I can relax.. And it never gets old. Heck... I can't even find the loop.. It's there even looping or is this continuous cause I always notice. Spectrum is fun with audio play. That's why I'm here. Big bass box go boom long time. (thank you this is everything.)
Dale I am absolutely crying I can hear.
My gratitude of thank you is not enough. You've done more for me than any doctor so far. I always enjoy reading or listening to your tidbits and all the comments thank you for making this noise.
Thank you SO much, Dale…you are truly a Godsend. Thanks for using your gifts to help countless T sufferers around the world. Tinnitus can be so unsettling and debilitating. I am confident that your soundscapes have saved many lives.
Thanks again. Sending a big, warm hug…😊❤
So appreciated. Thanks for listening.
It worked! I can't sleep with anything on my ears, but I played this on my nightstand and had a good sleep last night. I'm saving this video forever!
I live in the country with woods all around me. The crickets are loudest in August and September some even carrying through the first part of October. Besides thunderstorms, the sounds of the crickets is my favorite. It completely masks the loud constant ringing in my ears that I have had for most of my life. I have made several 4 hour long high quality digital recordings of nighttime summer sounds, mostly crickets and cicada loudly singing their nigh-time songs. Those recordings are great to listen to over the winter months. That recorder is also on when a strong thunderstorm rolls through my area. In a Vally with mountains on either side of me the thunder sounds fantastic. My only downside in recording here is the road several hundred feet from the front of my home but the noise of an occasional car breaks the perfection of my recordings. Well you cant have everything. So listening to a good thunderstorm is a great thing to listen to during the winter months. Lots of good thunderstorm videos on TH-cam but the majority of them are on a loupe so they are only 5 to 10 minutes long in reality. Thanks for all you do in making your great videos. 😁👍
Yes, lots of man made things interrupt, and there is always the search for the pure moment. The hiss of the recorder at lower volumes used to be quite and issue that has improved with 32 bit recorders. I'm always running for the mics when it rains. :)
shoulders instantly relax as the tinnitis fades away. Thank you for this!
Nice. Be well Jenny
You’re a genius, dude…
It’s a shame that noise induced hearing loss isn’t curable by sound, or else I’d bet you would pull it off. Thanks again for these tinnitus maskers, Dale…
Thanks Louis
Thanks man, appreciate your help ✌🏻
this sound really does give me relief....thank you.
So beautiful 💕 masking my tinnitus completely. And so relaxing. Thank you so much!
Cricket noise is great therapy for tinitus... Thank you god
This is the real sound of cricket
I have been grateful that my tinnitus sounds like the beautiful song of crickets, but that doesn't mean I'm happy having it. I had begun to think I was the only one that had this particular sound, as everyone else I'd read about described a "ringing" or "high pitched tone." Thank you for sharing this for so many reasons!
Thanks Milissa
Dale, tried loads on the tube to mask my 40+ yrs of heavy Industry Factory work induced Tinnitus
THIS worked as soon as I clicked on Play !
Seriously Impressed !
Great. Thanks for listening Zebra Pot🎧
wow, masks very well, is very close to the pitch of the noise in my head.
I love the sound of crickets, perhaps even a few minutes of relief from the non stop siren in my head head is why I smile when I hear their chorus in the night and love to sleep with windows open when weather permits.
Funny thing is that I was looking for sleep sounds and was going to order a few boxes of live crickets to release around my property.
They eat rotting vegetation, become part of the food chain and their song helps mask night time traffic and incidental human noise.
edit: throw in a faint crackling fire and agreat horned owl's call every few minutes and there's the typical warm weather night under the stars in the Southern Arizona desert.
Nice. I wonder is the cricket would hang around after summertime.
It astounds me that there are so many people afflicted with this horrible thing called TINNITUS! I had never heard of this until it happened to me. Torturous. Has it always affected so many people???? Crickets are my new best friend. Doesn't mask my vibrating noise but does calm me. Thank you!
People are clueless as to what it really is. That sound is part of your personal bandwidth frequency. Your soul is a vibration every bodily function is electrical first and foremost. Once you understand it you can actually turn it up turn it down make it in one ear or the other or both. Just remember whatever you push against you get more of including vibe
So --- with some delay, my best wishes for a healthy, happy 2023 with colorful noises to you, Dale!
Looking forward to your new creations of sound
tried many but crickets are the best .......thx
Sounds good! Going to try when I go to bed tonight. Thanks
I've had tinnitus for twenty years, it was low level and not bothersome at all. Unfortunately I developed an ear infection recently that has sent my tinnitus to a whole new level. Who'd have thought the sound of Crickets would bring relief to the relentless sound in my heasd but thankfully it does. I'm experimenting with your other sounds many of which also work. Many thanks.
Been 7 long years of tinnitus and this is the best masking loop I've ever used. 🎉😊😊
Honestly after trying lots of different stuff this is the best at covering it somewhat even at tiny volumes. Makes the wait for the Susan shore device feel far more tolerable.
Bravo , enfin le bruit que j'entends dans mes oreilles sans arrêt et qui me torture. Comme ce bruit ne vient pas de moi ou plutot que ce n'est pas moi qui le produit cela ne m'agresse pas, je ne m'entends plus , EXTRAORDINAIRE. Pas un specialiste ne m'a autant aidé et fait du bien..MERCI infiniement.
Merci d'avoir partagé votre histoire. :)
Set a new six hour, straight through, sleep record with this one last night. Thank you, sir.
You are welcome 🎧
I'm a new listener. This has been helping me as of late. Thank you so much for this!
You are welcome Solitude
I'm still hearing this beautiful sound and slowly I'm feeling better,i do this every night in bed till I sleep and even driving or doing things in work, but I don't know it's the right way.thanks
If it makes you feel better, then it is a good thing. Just like listening to a favorite tune.
Thank you Dale, you did it again. Great tinnitus masker sound ❤ i
GOD GIVE HUMANS WISDOM …an I’m grateful for your gifted wisdom….lets sleep!!
Gracias por este maravilloso trabajo! Años odiando el sonido de los grillos por escucharlo todo el tiempo en mi cabeza y ahora me resulta relajante y hermoso como antes, cuando no padecía de tinnitus. Voy probando distintos sonidos de tu canal, buscando el que me brinde un poco de alivio. Éste me va muy bien! 😍🙌🏼
Muy feliz de que disfrutes el sonido.
This works like a lucky charm! 🍀
Merci Monsieur Daneslale🙏grâce à votre son mes acouphènes diminuent 🩷🩷
Wonderful to hear Catherine :)
Omg 😱 The perfekt Sound in my Ears. Every fuckin day. So much high pitched Sound in my ears unbelievable.
THANKS FOR UPLOADING IT❤️
Nice. Thanks for listening Nael
Yes! The perfect pitch for me. Thanks!
Nice. Thanks Pamela
Thanks for all you do Dale. PS to people reading - if a whole lot of us give Dale even $1 or $2 I'm sure it would add up really quickly.
Thanks you Random Name. Very appreciated as I stopped making music records to completely focus on making sonic creations for you guys. What an amazing journey!
This is the best ever. SO relaxing, it’s putting me to sleep. Thx so much Dale. This reminds me of sitting outside and looking at the stars at my grandmother’s house in St. Helena. Those were the best cricket sounds ever and I have always greatly missed them. This is the next best thing
Thanks Margo. Looking forward to crickets in your neck of the woods next summer.
I truly don't have the words to thank you enough.
Thanks for listening Mike.
The tinnitus I have seems to change in rhythms and pitch so I hear it no matter what I am listening to… although talking must block it out because I listen to a lot of podcasts and I am not aware of ti Niyi’s at all when doing so 🧐
But I LOVE crickets and will sleep to this every night! Thank you so much 🙏
Thanks for listening. Perhaps the podcasts make the tinnitus forgettable for a time.
This is funny. I've got constant crickets or cicadas, locusts, in my left ear. It can be the dead of winter and I've got summer nights playing in my head.
Saw this video and thought, I can turn this on and have a symphony.
Thank you for the great videos. I don't know how this works, but it works. I love the scenery you created. I am going to listen to your other videos also. Subbed and liked.😴😴
Thank you Rainyday Lady
Thanks!
Thanks you LynnAnn :)
This went straight to my list
Thanks for the little creatures ❤
Love the bug sounds.
Hands down this the best one I ever heard by far,. Thank you!
Thanks Bing
Literally the only thing that worked today thank you
Amazing job 🙏 one of the greatest sound in nature 🎶🌱🤍
Je to fakt dobrý 🙂
Oceňuji, že. Děkuji za poslech.
Good news thanks
Ah yes, this and flowing water works best for me
Yes, thank you so much!
Thanks for listening Ethan
Big hug👍for this one from amsterdam 🧡
Thanks Virginia
Nature is interesting. I have heard that cat's meow to heal you since all meows are different !!
Thank you very much!
I keep European black crickets purely for the singing, It helps me to sleep.
I'll have a listen to those on the web.
@@dalesnale th-cam.com/video/rjzmutRaKDo/w-d-xo.html
Very relaxing and good to sleep by. You channel is excellent. Please change the channel name to Relaxing Nature Ambient. Your work is NOT noise !! Thanks
Thanks for the suggestion. Noise has 2 definitions. The first is a sound that has no pitch or tone. In the acoustic world there are only two types of sound, those with pitch and those with noise. The second definition is a sound that is a disturbance. The channel uses the first definition. I see the confusion in the titling, yet the channel has mostly electronically created sounds that are indeed noise like Pink Noise and Green Noise. I am open to more ideas :)
@@dalesnale Maybe but most people will not subscribe or listen to a channel with the name noise in it. If you want to increase subscribers you must have a positive name! Thannks
Thank you real relief
Besides the Real Thing outside, this is the best video sound for mine. Masks it completely. ....but alas, how will I hear my Alarm in the morning???
Guess we cross that bridge at daylight :)
This might be a cleaner recording then the one I've been currently using. Imma check it out tonight. Nighttime sounds of crickets, cicadas and frogs are a blessing for my tinnitus.
Nevermind, there's ads in this. Fuk that. Put ads in the beginning ok. But not in the middle of it when you're sleeping.
There should be no mid roll ads on any long play videos on my channel. Double checking now. Thanks for listening.
I think propecia caused my tinnitus I'm trying to detox but this sounds wonderful In the meantime
The closest sound my tinnitus resembles is the Cricket noise. Maybe this Cricket masker will give me some relief.
Fight crickets with crickets
Let us know your results :)
Excellent thank you doctor 👊🏻
Thanks
You are welcome and thanks for listening
This is great. Thank you!
You are welcome🎧
Its amazing!!!
Thank you!
You're welcome! And thank you for listening to the crickets.
Great sound. I wish it was a bit quieter as my phone does not offer fine control at lower volumes. It's either just a bit loud for me, or the speaker turns off completely.
There must be a way to lower a phones volume in system preferences under 'sound' iPhones have a pull down screen swiping from the top center. and volume buttons on the left side of the device. If your device is a different brand, search under "volume control" for your device and there should be a video showing how to do it. Most listeners ask for louder volumes. :) Thank you for listening.
I was already at the minimum volume. My previous phone had very loud minimum volume. But my new phone is more balanced and I can find a suitable volume now.
Great one 💯👍❤️
Cheers VP
Jiminey Cricket I'm hopping all over the place.
Thank you
Thanks for listening
Thanks dale
Cheers Ajay
wonderful, i certainly would rather listen to them then eat them
+1 :)
This help me sleep
Really helps
Good job 👏🏻
Thanks 😁
Genius
That is very kind Robin :)
gostei muito parabéns.....BRASIL
Love it!
Cheers Alejandro. Thanks for listening 🎧
GREAT
Bedankt
Graag gedaan. Bedankt voor de Suprt-bedankt
Even masks my pulsating cicadas!
Fantastic :)
thanks !
Thanks for listening
merci
Thanks for listening Casen
Pitch needs to be higher for me. Still searching. 😊
PARA EU FOI O MELHOR ....ME AJUDOU MUITO
Maravilhoso. Que bom ouvir isso.
How long do I have to listen to this and also do I put it louder than my tinnitus noise in order to mask it?
The mixing point of the introduced sound is best slightly below the level of the ringing. Most people listen for an hour or less.
Please update the title Cricket sounds instead of noise. This is more positive.
Also cats have over 100 meows and they create ones that you need for healing.
Because it is a Noise channel, I used that term...however it is worthy of a change as you suggest. Thanks for the suggestion.
I can't find video mix high frequency and creekets. Can add to your video log.thanks
Do you mean a high frequency noise element? That can be put together. Thanks for the suggestion.
I'm kind of old school and want to listen to this on a loop with my iPad. The download button is not on this page (I have a subscription to TH-cam Premium) and I was wondering if there was a website with free downloads that you post these videos on?
Just checked on my Iphone YT app (Premium) and by swiping left on the buttons (like, thanks, etc.) the download button appears for download. Let me know if it works for you.
This one is close and helps,but not quite right. Maybe too high a pitch.
There is a 3700 Hz focused noise that sound like crickets that is slightly lower in pitch: th-cam.com/video/_IzFyUA67IA/w-d-xo.html
Crickets..fine, but what is in my ears are locusts!... got any locust noise to match that?
An interesting idea. There is a Cicada Noise on the channel. th-cam.com/video/y6ockNbP8u0/w-d-xo.html
Can you club it with Orange noise you have?
Çogu doktorların yapamadığını bu sesler şifa verir bu frekans çogu ugultu su olanlara derman olur umarım
Umarız gürültü biraz olsun rahatlama sağlar. Dinlediğiniz için teşekkürler
I really fail to see what the advantage is your just replacing one noise for another. Yeah you cancel out the ringing in the ear but you still have to ringing in your ear and the blocking noise?
It is a bit counterintuitive. The “T” sound the mind creates is a sort of autocomplete loop that won’t easily shutoff. The brain is good at simplifying incoming stimulus but for many, the “T” is stuck loop of this sound. By introducing a new slightly different sound the mind may let go of the autocomplete sound for many listeners. It does not work for every type of tinnitus and the reason for having it should be checked out.
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make it lowder please!
If you count how many times a Cricket chirps in 15 seconds, multiple that times 3 and it will give you the exact temperature in Fahrenheit.
Going to try that one :)
@@dalesnale ya, we learned it many years ago in the Boy Scouts.