Podcasts

Two shows of long, steady sound from the Auralmonic engine. Podcast apps keep playing with the screen off and stop on a sleep timer, so an episode can run while you fall asleep.

Auralmonic Tinnitus Masking cover: a spectrum with one band carved out
Masking · mono

Auralmonic Tinnitus Masking

Broadband pink noise, and pink noise with a one-octave notch carved out at a fixed pitch: 3, 4, 6 or 8 kHz. The notches are generic. Your tinnitus has its own pitch, and the Tinnitus Relief app matches it on your phone. The match never leaves the device. Masking sound, not medical treatment. Keep the volume low.

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    Match your own pitch with Auralmonic: Tinnitus Relief
    Auralmonic Brown Noise & Binaural cover: a falling spectrum with two close gold tones
    Headphones · stereo

    Auralmonic Brown Noise & Binaural

    Full Auralmonic programs at their real frequencies over brown noise, pink noise, rain, ocean and a slow generative pad, 45 to 60 minutes each. Binaural beats need headphones: each ear has to hear its own tone. The research is early and mixed; these are sound sessions, not a promise of any effect.

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      Build your own sessions to the hertz in Auralmonic: Binaural Beats

      Synthesized by the Auralmonic engine, the same code that runs in the apps. No recordings, no samples, no AI-generated audio. For relaxation, focus and meditation support only. Not a medical device and not a treatment for any condition. Do not use while driving or operating machinery. If you have epilepsy, a seizure disorder, are pregnant, or wear a pacemaker, consult a doctor before use.