For anyone who's been told to 'just learn to live with it'

The Ringing in Your Ears Isn't Coming From Your Ears

Researchers now believe chronic tinnitus is kept running by the brain's own 'volume knob.' Here's the 20-minute nightly sound routine I built for my own tinnitus, without pills, devices, or another white-noise machine.

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Why I Built This

I Built the Tool I Wanted for My Own Ears

I'm not a doctor. I'm a guy who has lived with tinnitus on and off for more than ten years and got tired of being told to ignore it.

I tried white-noise machines, apps, and masking sounds. They covered the ringing while they played, and the second they stopped it was right back.

So I started reading the research myself, and then I built the tool I wanted: something I could tune to my own ringing and use every night.

NeuroTinn is that tool. I use it myself, and it's the reason I finally put it out there.

— Darren Thompson, founder of NeuroTinn

The Mechanism

What the Research Says

For many people, the damage that started tinnitus (noise, age, medication) happened years ago in the inner ear. What keeps the sound going now is the brain.

When the auditory system loses some of its normal input, the brain can turn up its own internal gain to compensate. Researchers call it central gain, and what you hear is that turned-up signal.

It also explains why tinnitus feels worse when you're stressed or exhausted: the brain's alarm system treats a sound that never stops as a threat, and it keeps paying attention to it.

Masking covers the sound while it plays, but it doesn't calm the system that's paying attention to it.

The Approach

Why Binaural Beats

Play a slightly different tone in each ear (say 250 Hz left and 252 Hz right) and your brain perceives a gentle 2 Hz beat. The brain tends to follow that rhythm, a documented effect called the frequency-following response, which is why binaural beats are widely used for relaxation and sleep.

Researchers have started testing binaural beats with sound therapy for chronic tinnitus. The studies so far are small and the results are early, but they're encouraging.

It isn't settled science, and we won't pretend it is.

The Tool

Meet NeuroTinn

Choose your target state

Delta (2 Hz) for sleep. Theta (6 Hz) for unwinding. Alpha (10 Hz) for calm. Beta (20 Hz) for focus.

Background texture

Pink noise, brown noise, rain, or none — whatever keeps the session comfortable for you.

Tune the carrier tone

A 100–400 Hz slider, so you can dial the tone to whatever feels most comfortable against your ringing.

Balance each ear independently

A live frequency monitor shows exactly what each ear is receiving, and you adjust each side separately.

Timer, 15–60 minutes

Set the length of your session and let it run — no watching the clock.

My Routine

20 minutes of Delta with brown noise in bed, plus a Theta session in the afternoon when it flares.

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What's Included

Everything You Get

NeuroTinn Sound Tool

The full binaural beat tool in your browser — four target states, four background textures, carrier tuning from 100–400 Hz, independent ear balance with a live frequency monitor, and a session timer. Lifetime browser access. No download. No app store.

NeuroTinn User Guide

The complete user guide, with routines for sleep onset, flare-ups, daytime calm, and focus.

7-Night Quick-Start Plan

A simple night-by-night plan for your first week, so you know exactly what to do from day one.

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FAQ

Questions Worth Answering Honestly

Yes — any stereo headphones or earbuds work. Each ear needs to receive its own tone; without headphones, the two tones mix before they reach your ears and the effect is lost. Nothing expensive required.

The Last Thing I'll Say

You've Carried This Long Enough

You've tried the masking devices, the white-noise apps, and the advice to 'just ignore it.'

NeuroTinn gives you a different lever: a calm, repeatable nightly routine.

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References

1. Music therapy combined with 8 Hz binaural beats in chronic tinnitus: a randomized controlled trial, American Journal of Otolaryngology, 2024.

2. Binaural beats and tailor-made notched music training for chronic tinnitus, Auditory and Vestibular Research, 2026.

3. Central gain in tinnitus, review literature.

The Ringing in Your Ears Isn't Coming From Your Ears

I Built the Tool I Wanted for My Own Ears

What the Research Says

Why Binaural Beats

Meet NeuroTinn

Choose your target state

Background texture

Tune the carrier tone

Balance each ear independently

Timer, 15–60 minutes

We're collecting honest reviews from our first users.

Everything You Get

NeuroTinn Sound Tool

NeuroTinn User Guide

7-Night Quick-Start Plan

All future updates

Questions Worth Answering Honestly

Do I need headphones?

Will the ringing stop completely?

How soon will I notice anything?

I've tried binaural beats on YouTube.

Is it safe?

What if it's not for me?

You've Carried This Long Enough