Grey-equalized blue-white noise at 1.5 with uniform texture, aimed at the high range
Preview plays right here. The generator adds a sleep timer, full controls, and WAV export.
Tinnitus Mask is a smooth, bright hush with a light grain, a little like a well-tuned fan or air moving through a fine mesh. The grey EQ keeps it from being shrill, and the brightness places most of its energy in the upper range, where many people report their ringing sits.
The color is 1.5, halfway between blue and white, with grey equalization on to flatten the perceived loudness across pitches and uniform distribution for a fine, even grain. There is no pulse. The fade-in is five seconds so the sound arrives gently rather than snapping on.
Many people use masking sounds at low volume alongside tinnitus, and commonly find a sound near the pitch of their ringing works better than a low rumble. This is not medical advice; consult an audiologist for treatment. Blue Sky is brighter without EQ, and Grey Noise is warmer at 2.