Decorrelated Noise

Independent noise streams per ear reduce pattern-matching, promoting habituation.

Clinical Significance

Based on research by Tass et al. (2012), decorrelated noise disrupts pathological neural synchrony by providing independent, non-correlated signals to each ear to promote neural desynchronization.

Lock L & R Parameters

Sound Source ○

Master Volume ○ 100% Mute

Volume L ○ 40%

Volume R ○ 40%

Decorrelation Amount ○ ? 100%

Low-Cut L (Hz) ○

Low-Cut R (Hz) ○

High-Cut L (Hz) ○

High-Cut R (Hz) ○

Hearing Compensation (EQ) ○

Boost frequencies where you have hearing loss to reduce neural strain. Boost carefully.

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