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Notch Music

Notch your own music

Bring a song you love and remove the exact pitch of your tinnitus from it — right here on your own device. Your music is never uploaded; it stays with you the whole time.

Choose a music file from your device

MP3, WAV, M4A, and similar files you own. Tracks locked inside streaming apps can’t be used.

Your tinnitus pitch

Your pitch is saved

We remembered the pitch you set last time. Use it for this song, or change it.

Saved pitch: 6000 Hz

Step 1 of 2 · Your tinnitus pitch

Set your pitch

Move the slider until the tone sits right on top of the sound you hear.

2000 Hz
Play the test tone Tap to start; move the slider to match your ring
Tinnitus is easy to place an octave too high or too low. If unsure, nudge the slider up or down until the match feels closest.

Your pitch is saved on this device, so you won’t have to set it again next time — change it here whenever you like.

Step 2 of 2 · Preview & notch

Hear the difference, then notch it

Your pitch: 2000 Hz  ·  notch ~1 octave wide

Play a short preview and toggle the notch on and off to compare. When it sounds right, notch the whole song and save your copy.

Notch out my pitch On removes your tinnitus frequency · toggle to compare

Keep the volume gentle. If a sound ever feels harsh or stirs the ringing up, stop. This is meant to be a comfort, not an endurance test.

Notching your song…

Working on your device — this stays private and usually takes just a few seconds.

✓

Your notched song is ready

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It saves to your device. Play it anywhere and keep it for good.

Notched sound is not a cure and results vary. Best used alongside the care of an audiologist or physician, never instead of it.