Can noise cover tinnitus?

A gentle background sound can make tinnitus less noticeable for some people. Choose a comfortable texture and level without trying to overpower the ringing. Keep the sound gentle and take a break if listening becomes uncomfortable. Source.

Biaura offers binaural beats, pure tones, noise and ambient sounds for everyday listening. Use stereo headphones for beats, or a speaker for noise and ambient playback.

What does covering mean?

The noise raises the floor of the room. The tinnitus is still there. It just has less contrast against a steady sound. You are adding a second sound so the tinnitus is not the only thing you hear.

This is masking, not noise cancelling, not isolation. See how sound masking works.

Which color should I try?

There is no required order of noise colors for tinnitus. Compare soft sounds you find pleasant, such as a gentle noise texture or rain. Aim for less contrast and easier listening, rather than making the tinnitus completely inaudible.

White noise is brighter; pink has less high-frequency emphasis; brown sounds deeper on suitable speakers. Green noise is a less standardized label, so compare the actual recording. Keep the background quiet enough that it does not become a new distraction. What's the difference between white, pink, and brown noise?

If a texture feels sharp or heavy, lower it or try another sound. Check the level where you actually sit or lie down. how loud should the noise be

Do I need headphones?

No. Speakers are fine. Put the speaker where it works. Room, desk, nightstand. You do not need headphones for noise.

Do not use binaural beats for this. Beats need headphones and a left-right split. This job is a mask. Use noise. Tinnitus masking.

Is the noise free?

Free to download, with optional Premium features. Check the current offer in the app.

If you want a beat instead, Focus or Sleep may work. Headphones for beats. One sound.

One sound at a time

Compare one background at a time so you can notice what changes. Keep the position and listening level similar, and note which texture feels easiest to ignore.