An overview of how to "Notch Out" audio from unprocessed audio[/caption]
Here's a question I get a lot: what volume should a person listen to their notched therapy at?
The answer is simple, with one caveat: they should listen at the volume of their tinnitus, up to a safe volume limit - about 85 dB (because we don't want you to get more hearing damage!). It's normal to hear your tinnitus tone
Moderate Noise Notch
Written by AudioNotch Team on October 7, 2015
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: moderate noise notch
Please note: the following information does not constitute professional medical advice, and is provided for general informational purposes only. Please speak to your doctor if you have tinnitus.
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An overview of how to "Notch Out" audio from unprocessed audio[/caption]
Here's a question I get a lot: what volume should a person listen to their notched therapy at?
The answer is simple, with one caveat: they should listen at the volume of their tinnitus, up to a safe volume limit - about 85 dB (because we don't want you to get more hearing damage!). It's normal to hear your tinnitus tone
An overview of how to "Notch Out" audio from unprocessed audio[/caption]
Here's a question I get a lot: what volume should a person listen to their notched therapy at?
The answer is simple, with one caveat: they should listen at the volume of their tinnitus, up to a safe volume limit - about 85 dB (because we don't want you to get more hearing damage!). It's normal to hear your tinnitus tone