Another one... 🎯 I love that your videos mean something different to everyone. I can totally see myself falling asleep to this... But, as I listen and get into the rhythm of the wave, it transforms into something (for me, at least) that is perfectly suited for study/reading sessions. This sound is awesome as white noise. Many thanks, Dale. 🫡
These sounds, morph in the mind after listening a good long while. Sort of like repeating a mantra or any word...it takes on a different meaning. Thanks for going so deep with these creations and your comments.
@@dalesnale Spot on, Dale. It's pretty trippy, the way the brain interprets it all! And back at you! I might have missed the entire ASMR/auditory genre of YT had I not stumbled into a couple of your videos a while back. 🙏 🙌
Gracias por el compromiso y la dedicación para aliviar esta patología, que por ahora no hay una cura definitiva, bendiciones desde Argentina Capital Federal ❤
This one is calming and I need calming when I'm dealing with T. Maybe even more than sounds I just want a mental break and chill. Thanks Dale, for all the variety of sounds we have to choose from. With much appreciation!
😢pitch too high for my sleep. Neat though! Maybe another video with very low pitch, adding a low beat going from right to left ear? I loved the sweeping though!!!❤
I like the sweeping noise but for me it isn’t the right pitch; too harsh. But that doesn’t matter as we are all different and I know it will be great for others and that is the main thing; your time and expertise has not been in vain. I would love to have this sweeping at a different pitch though if you ever have the time.
Oh yeah. Like sweepingly smoothened brown noise. I would wake my neighbours up to let them know how fun falling back asleep would be if that suddenly walked into my life
Can someone help me here. I’ve randomly started getting more tinnitus since I started taking vyvanse for ADHD. I’ve tried using these videos but they seem to just change the pitch of my tinnitus???. I’ve also started hearing resonant frequencies in a lot of electronics and ambient noises but they’re not always the same. Side note I am a producer/mix engineer so could it just be that I have a trained ear. I really don’t know and it’s starting to bother me quite a bit
This is a question for an audiologist. The American Tinnitus Association may have research on this subject in their archive, or the Mayo Clinic. While everybody has a unique situation, it is thought in some cases, binders in certain drugs may impact tinnitus. The side effects would need to be researched deeper as this is something I've read in passing. I'm not an expert on the medical side, rather an audio engineer, producer and musician, also with "T" speculating about what might be going on.
Another one... 🎯
I love that your videos mean something different to everyone. I can totally see myself falling asleep to this...
But, as I listen and get into the rhythm of the wave, it transforms into something (for me, at least) that is perfectly suited for study/reading sessions. This sound is awesome as white noise.
Many thanks, Dale. 🫡
Que tiempo se puede escuchar que no dañe el oído
@@LeonelEchevarria-vo8ve Si escuchas a un nivel lo suficientemente bajo, no debería causar ningún daño.
These sounds, morph in the mind after listening a good long while. Sort of like repeating a mantra or any word...it takes on a different meaning. Thanks for going so deep with these creations and your comments.
Escuchar a bajo volumen es el camino a seguir.
@@dalesnale Spot on, Dale. It's pretty trippy, the way the brain interprets it all!
And back at you! I might have missed the entire ASMR/auditory genre of YT had I not stumbled into a couple of your videos a while back. 🙏 🙌
Gracias por el compromiso y la dedicación para aliviar esta patología, que por ahora no hay una cura definitiva, bendiciones desde Argentina Capital Federal ❤
I saw the frequencies and thought " OH! This looks perfect." And as I start it I find it's literally tailor made. Thank you sir.
You're so welcome! Thank you for the suggestion!
This one is calming and I need calming when I'm dealing with T. Maybe even more than sounds I just want a mental break and chill. Thanks Dale, for all the variety of sounds we have to choose from. With much appreciation!
😢pitch too high for my sleep. Neat though! Maybe another video with very low pitch, adding a low beat going from right to left ear? I loved the sweeping though!!!❤
Thank you!
Cheers Stefano
I like the sweeping noise but for me it isn’t the right pitch; too harsh. But that doesn’t matter as we are all different and I know it will be great for others and that is the main thing; your time and expertise has not been in vain. I would love to have this sweeping at a different pitch though if you ever have the time.
Have you tried any of the other sweeping noises on his channel? There are a bunch, different colors, different frequency ranges etc
@@SwampyShenanigans yes, I have. I have actually made a playlist of my favourites 🤪
Oh yeah. Like sweepingly smoothened brown noise. I would wake my neighbours up to let them know how fun falling back asleep would be if that suddenly walked into my life
Hi, this was surprisingly effective in masking my tinnitus. Have a question though, can this come on top of a binaural beat at about 1Hz?
💖Callgon TAKE ME AWAY!!!
Is there anyway to get theses sounds on a sound machine?
kunt u dit maken en dan eentoning ervan maken. dus geen geluidsverschillen. dan ga ik het snachts proberen
Can someone help me here. I’ve randomly started getting more tinnitus since I started taking vyvanse for ADHD. I’ve tried using these videos but they seem to just change the pitch of my tinnitus???. I’ve also started hearing resonant frequencies in a lot of electronics and ambient noises but they’re not always the same. Side note I am a producer/mix engineer so could it just be that I have a trained ear. I really don’t know and it’s starting to bother me quite a bit
This is a question for an audiologist. The American Tinnitus Association may have research on this subject in their archive, or the Mayo Clinic. While everybody has a unique situation, it is thought in some cases, binders in certain drugs may impact tinnitus. The side effects would need to be researched deeper as this is something I've read in passing. I'm not an expert on the medical side, rather an audio engineer, producer and musician, also with "T" speculating about what might be going on.