Tinnitus Suffer seeking help form Audacity Community

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@steve

Not sure if it’s what you want, but there is a plug-in available for generating narrow band noise:
Missing features - Audacity Support
Installation instructions: Missing features - Audacity Support

Oops! Wait! I found it!
Narrowband Noise

Narrowband Noise

This is intended to be a replacement for the old “Noise Band” effect (which does not work https://forum.audacityteam.org/t/cant-d-l-2-of-the-nyquist-plugins-for-some-reason/26028/3) I’ve posted it here for testing / checking and proofreading the GUI text. New features in this version: Error checking user input. Duration allows fractional values with one slider rather than 2. Amplitude may be specified by the user. Supports independent L/R channels for stereo tracks. GUI updated to current co…

Thanks, Steve.

Found some interesting threads on the subject of Tinnitus during my search as well:

How can I get a ‘narrow slice’ of white noise?

How can I get a 'narrow slice' of white noise?

I have both Audacity 1.2.6 and 2.0.5, running on XP. My apologies is this is such a ‘newbie’ question that I shouldn’t be asking it, but what I’m trying to do I have to get exactly right, so I thought it best to ask the experts. What I need to do is produce a sample of white noise at one very narrow frequency, and another at two very narrow frequencies. Ideally, there should be silence as soon as those frequencies are departed from - a total cutoff. Can anyone advise me, please?

Notch Filter Preference and Tinnitus
https://forum.audacityteam.org/t/notch-filter-preference-and-tinnitus/13024/1

Man! It’s interesting to find a lot of t suffers on a website about a free, award-winning open source program for recording and editing sound.
The verdict is still out for me personally, but it would a appear a lot of people are subscribing to sound therapy to cope with their Tinnitus.

Cheers.