I have just uploaded new versions of Plasticity – my audio training game which may also alleviate tinnitus – and my increasingly popular Online Tone Generator – a handy tool for those times when you need your speakers to produce a specific frequency, and nothing else. The current versions use the HTML5 Web Audio API and have been tested to work on Chrome 33 and Firefox 28, at least on Windows. (They might also work on recent versions of other browsers – it’s worth a try.) Enjoy!
Plasticity and Online Tone Generator now work in Firefox and Chrome
April 3rd, 2014 · 5 Comments · Uncategorized
🙂 thank you man
Tomasz – Just started using Plasticity for pure tone Tinnitus. Although careful with the volume, I felt my T had become louder as a result – It might just be that it would have done anyway as the intensity changes from time to time. Has this effect featured in the feedback you’ve had? and do you think it is safe to go back and try again?
Thanks
Andrea
No, I’ve never heard of tinnitus getting louder after a Plasticity session. Are you sure you’re using the correct tinnitus frequency?
Hello !
How can I save fom sound to wav-file ?
Thank you !
Sorry, this isn’t possible at the moment. I will probably add it at some point, when there is better browser support for that sort of thing.