so sorry this is happening to you, i get the frustration. the track is a delight though, glad you are still making and sharing music! you've got this!

so sorry this is happening to you, i get the frustration. the track is a delight though, glad you are still making and sharing music! you've got this!

Oh man, the tinnitus getting worse is awful to hear! I'm so sorry. Developing hearing issues is a big worry of mine.

The track definitely conveys the mood. I'm surprised you were able to develop almost 8 minutes. The arp building after the breakdown at 4:30 puts this in motion. Love that.

Oh man, the tinnitus getting worse is awful to hear! I'm so sorry. Developing hearing issues is a big worry of mine. The track definitely conveys the mood. I'm surprised you were able to develop almost 8 minutes. The arp building after the breakdown at 4:30 puts this in motion. Love that.

So sorry to hear this, I cant imagine what it must be like to live with this. The track is great, I love the progression and deep bass, keep doing what you love.

So sorry to hear this, I cant imagine what it must be like to live with this. The track is great, I love the progression and deep bass, keep doing what you love.

i have permanent tinnitus in my left ear, my empathy for your struggle. (i understand your experience is harder than i can imagine too(mine sounds more slight than yours)... i also really don't like that area around 8500-10000 Hz, often notch somewhere around 9500 out completely in my music, my condolences for the particular frequency you're experiencing - it shouldn't effect your musical production especially if you can find a visual eq: no one will miss detail you forgo paying attention to in that range... but i do understand it's also a generally distracting experience - meditation helps with that part of it, too, like turning all challenges into opportunities, but take that with a grain of salt-> i don't know exactly what you feel, and you know what's best for you in how you'll be able to deal)
don't give in too much to your thoughts, though: music-making is about how you feel, not how you hear, if you feel it, we will too. don't even worry about that, it's already in you to do this, so it always will be. this track shows that really well, keep doing what you feel: hearing and seeing is just a matter of feeling, because only the feelings matter when it comes to truly believing in yourself.

(^haha, words fail me: i feel somewhat preachy now, but... just thinking of words of encouragement i'd give myself if/when i face similar conditions, to see the larger picture )

the track is fire! *double-fist-pumpz*

i have permanent tinnitus in my left ear, my empathy for your struggle. (i understand your experience is harder than i can imagine too(mine sounds more slight than yours)... i also really don't like that area around 8500-10000 Hz, often notch somewhere around 9500 out completely in my music, my condolences for the particular frequency you're experiencing - it shouldn't effect your musical production especially if you can find a visual eq: no one will miss detail you forgo paying attention to in that range... but i do understand it's also a generally distracting experience - meditation helps with that part of it, too, like turning all challenges into opportunities, but take that with a grain of salt-> i don't know exactly what you feel, and you know what's best for you in how you'll be able to deal) don't give in too much to your thoughts, though: music-making is about how you feel, not how you hear, if you feel it, we will too. don't even worry about that, it's already in you to do this, so it always will be. this track shows that really well, keep doing what you feel: hearing and seeing is just a matter of feeling, because only the feelings matter when it comes to truly believing in yourself. (^haha, words fail me: i feel somewhat preachy now, but... just thinking of words of encouragement i'd give myself if/when i face similar conditions, to see the larger picture <3) the track is fire! *double-fist-pumpz*