2/10 dynamic range · no sudden shifts · 60 BPM · soft vocals · high predictability
Music that doesn't aggravate tinnitus
no sudden changes · dynamic range ≤ 4/10 · smooth / layered texture · no harsh / abrasive texture
Neroli — Brian Eno
Music for Airports 1/2 — Brian Eno
A Lack of Color — Death Cab for Cutie
ABC Song — Super Simple Songs
Brahms Lullaby — Jewel
Creep — Rockabye Baby
Donda Chant — Kanye West
Gymnopédie No. 1 — Erik Satie
Hush Little Baby — Traditional
Hush Little Baby — Cedarmont Kids
Peace and Quiet — Fred Rogers
Rock-a-Bye Baby — Traditional
Rock-a-Bye Baby — Cedarmont Kids
Rock-a-bye Baby — Susie Tallman
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What music is good for tinnitus?
The songs that measure as the best fit are “Neroli” by Brian Eno, “Music for Airports 1/2” by Brian Eno, “A Lack of Color” by Death Cab for Cutie. Smooth texture and low dynamic swing — songs that fill the room evenly rather than cutting through it. Every pick on this page passed the same measured filter: no sudden changes; dynamic range ≤ 4/10; smooth / layered texture; no harsh / abrasive texture.
Why these songs and not a playlist?
Because they were chosen by measurement, not by title. Each song in our catalog carries measured dimensions — dynamic range, sudden changes, tempo, texture, vocal style, predictability — and this page keeps only the songs whose numbers fit tinnitus. The qualifying numbers are printed under every song.
What did you rule out?
Anything outside the filter: no sudden changes; dynamic range ≤ 4/10; no harsh / abrasive texture. A song that is beautiful but has one sudden peak is still ruled out, because the peak is the problem.
Is this medical advice?
No. These are measurements of how songs behave — level, swing, tempo, surprise — matched to a situation. Measured, not medical. If a professional has given you guidance, that comes first.
Ratings are model-assisted, derived from each song's documented musical properties and reviewed by hand; we do not analyse audio waveforms. How we measure.
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