I have a bit of tinnitus and I'm trying to put together a bit of DIY tinnitus retraining therapy (TRT). Studies have suggested that listening to music with the offending tinnitus frequencies removed helps to reduce the noticeability of tinnitus.
SoX's bandreject filter appears to do exactly what I need it to do. I've figured out how to get SoX to manipulate an individual file. My goal is to figure out how to get SBS to do this on the fly; it appears that a couple of lines in a custom-convert.conf ought to do the trick, but I'm not really sure what I need to modify.
My library is huge and has a mix of mp3 and flac. The Sox line that works for me is:
This removes one octave (1o) from around the frequency that my tinnitus seems to ring at (11600hz).
Any help is greatly appreciated.
SoX's bandreject filter appears to do exactly what I need it to do. I've figured out how to get SoX to manipulate an individual file. My goal is to figure out how to get SBS to do this on the fly; it appears that a couple of lines in a custom-convert.conf ought to do the trick, but I'm not really sure what I need to modify.
My library is huge and has a mix of mp3 and flac. The Sox line that works for me is:
Code:
sox infile outfile bandreject 11600 1oAny help is greatly appreciated.