Set your 5 reference tones above using the edit buttons below each square. The Tone Matcher and Multi-Tonal keyboard both use the lowest and highest of these frequencies as their range — adjust them first to bracket where you think your tinnitus falls. Adjust noise mix and band width to better match the character of your tinnitus.
Press Space to play a tone.
Tell us if your tinnitus sounds higher or lower.
The step size shrinks each time you reverse direction.
Press = when you find a match.
Search range is set by your Tone Picker frequencies.
Adjust those first to bracket where you think your tinnitus falls.
Octave Confusion Test
Tinnitus is often perceived an octave off.
Play A, B, and C — choose the closest match.
The keyboard range is set by your Tone Picker frequencies — edit those first to bracket where your tinnitus falls. Select multiple frequencies to play simultaneously. Selecting a contiguous range plays all those tones at once, which can approximate the character of broadband tinnitus.