Match YOUR Tinnitus Frequency With This DIGITAL Matching Test

What’s the closest match for your tinnitus? … is it the same in both ears?

I thought it was difficult to discern as it got close it seemed like the noise would drop out for a range.

Left ear is around 1200hz my right seems to be 300hz and it goes silent at 970hz but I have hearing loss in my right ear along with tinnitus in both. I have had tinnitus for as long as I could remember but noticed the hearing loss in 2016 when someone tried whispering something to me and I didn’t hear them. It was bizarre

I'm up at 14.8 - 15 khz.... constant hissing all day, every day, almost like white noise. Anytime I have to wear ear-plugs it drives me round the bend. ><

i can't hear anything past 12,000 HZ.. I dont know if thats good or bad?? i dont fully understand what im doing

Yes, about the same. Left ear a bit louder than the right. Excellent tool! Thanks!

Hi, my tonal tinnitus is about 8,000 Hz. Very good information. I can describe a lot better to my ENT. The only thing, frequency change too fast. A little bit slower, you could determine a lot better the frequency of your particular tinnitus. Thanks, Alex from Florida!

My tinnitus is a low frequency hissing sound ( like air being let out of a tire), so it’s somewhat difficult to match the frequencies in my head with those on your video. Is there a video that presents frequencies as a hissing sound? Also I can’t hear anything above about 3200 hz, probably not good.

i have no idea what my tinitus sound like but at 500
hz i dont hear it

Near about 13k..I am 32 years old..Is my ear okay for hearing?😢

10,000 and 13,000 and at 18.000 i hardly heard anything in the video, so i guess It is something between those. I was told I have a minor hearing loss but I can't remember what frequancy it was as it was a year ago and the audiolog said it is not important.....

This test's frequency response has upper limit at 12kHz, some others 16kHz.
They are only useful for severe cases of hearing loss.

8400 Hz

I match at 17k. Spiritual significance?

Can tinnitus tones change over time? Mine was measured around 5 years ago at around 2500hz on the left and around 2700hz on the right. I'm hearing the tone has gone up over 3600hz on both sides.

SLOW THE FREQUENCY CHANG RATE DOWN TO A CONSTANT CHANGE RATE ACROSS THE ENTIRE SOUND SPECTRUM!!!! My ears seem to match around 8 Khz, but I noticed that at the lower frequencies, the tone change from one frequency to the next is very slow, so much easier to pinpoint the exact frequency matching one's ear Tinnitus. As the frequency moves up, so does the speed. Around the 6 Khz and above levels, the frequency is changing so fast that its nearly impossible to zero in on the exact harmonic frequency. Perhaps recreate the video and move up through the frequencies at the EXACT SAME SPEED across the entire sound spectrum. Yes, it make take a 5 - 10 minutes to do this, but it will definitely help those with high frequency tinnitus to zero in on their exact matching frequency. Thanks for doing this.

My hearing dropped at 15,696

3300 matches the constant tone in my ears, but I couldn't hear anything else above that tone at all.

4300

Is it supposed to kick off your tinnitus ? I hear a 12,000 hz ring while in the low hertz ranges lets say 30-200 hz, then it comes and goes

10k

15,696hz on my right literally at the highest volume and 17,965 in the lowest volume hz ,is it concerning? yall? if i had at the same volume as the left one it would have stopped soon much earlier

Mine was basically at 30hz but only in one ear, and it’s pulsating like a bug.

circa 12000-12500 and I don't hear much above 13000. Interestingly, the swipe itself (started somewhat below the frequency) provides some short term relief.

above 15000HZ the same

The frequency drops out or becomes indiscernible at two different places, around 2700 and again around 12,000-13,000.

16.300+ is my score at 24 yrs

The tones started when I came home last month after having a painful pressure in my ears upon landing at an airport. Maybe it's a coincidence? I don't know.
To me, they sound like turbine tones that are being turned up then down. The closest would be like 37 hz. It comes and goes but it's in both ears like it's my head and mostly at night.
Can anyone relate to these types of tones?

Somewhere between 11500-11650 was like a tuning fork in my head, just full resonance

Mine seemed to be matched about 8000 and I could hear nothing after that

It's 15,386 for me. Tried for each ear and it's pretty much the same. I'm 43.

13.887

Lost all...ower 11 000 hz....62 years old.

6021

I heard nothing at 13,440

Matches around 8000 in my left ear. I can't match my right one.

17,200Hz

after 12500 I can't hear the frequency at all.

I'm so lucky I got both 5200 and 12000, double tinnitus 💪

Can hear from 115 Hz to 12.5 kHz, where my right ear tinnitus then starts matching with the tone and then disappears at around 16 kHz, where my ear is no longer tugging at the cheek muscles.

Listening to this cures my tinnitus! I was trying to match the frequency, pressing pause and play over again. And all of a sudden at around 15,000, if I play it and then pause it, my tinnitus disappears! Then a minute later it gradually comes back. Does this happen for anyone else? I've only had tinnitus for 3 weeks and got at due to taking viagra 😬 The frequency of the tinnitus seems to be above 19,000

Mine is more like a constant white noise in my left ear, that does not match any particular frequency.

good job i needed it for homework thanks mate

6800/7000

6800

Is 180 hz normal. I still have high pitch tone in my ears tho

7000

12,000 - 14,000 for me, especially louder in my left ear

3,500 to 4000 2 tines one sounds like Cicadas