Hearing frequency test for each ear. This test will help you to judge if there is a difference in the frequencies you can hear through your left and right ear.
I heard everything before 12,000, but 12,000 and after was silent to me. I'm in my 60s and I thought my right ear was damaged from range fire in the Army in the 80s, but I actually hear better in my right ear now.
FYI: Your audio setup is most likely not configured for hearing tests, so this test is probably highly inaccurate and I recommend you go to an actual doctor to check your hearing if you're concerned. Your digital to analog converter(s), your amplifier(s), your headphones/speakers, your OS' audio output architecture, the software and programming used, the audio file's format, bitrate, etc. will all affect the output of the sound.
@@mattw5840 it is more scientific than you think to do a true hearing test. look up tympanometry youll see that true tests use air input to test your true hearing
But still very helpful for a rough estimate and for testing earphones, speakers, etc. A good and simple choice of audio as well compared to other test videos on youtube.
I watched this video twice now. Last night and now, between then I had to get earwax removed (I couldn't hear as much from my right ear) the difference between then and now is clear. This was actually really helpful!
Also guys don’t freak out if it seems like one of your ears work better than the other it’s very common but if your worried I recommend going to the doctor if it’s severe, Ik going deaf or blind is very scary trust me I understand and I even struggle with the fear but do not worry these things happen and you can function with it yes your going to have to adapt to your new life but it’s apart of growing up. I hope this helped someone ❤️
Pro tip turn the earbuds upside down and switch which ears they’re in. If the same side as before still sounds quieter then it’s your ears not your earbuds.
@Solutions Architect It's everything. Don't trust a random online hearing test when you haven't adjusted everything to work properly. The DAC, amplifier, analog output, operating system's audio output architecture, software, format, bitrate, etc. all affect the output of the sound. It's not adjusted for hearing tests until you make it so. I bet the audio is compressed around 16 kHz. (I'm alao listening on Sennheiser 6XX's, lmao.)
It should really be explained in the video but the average upper limit for an adult is around 15-17khz... so if you stop hearing them at that point, there's nothing wrong with your hearing. Volume warning for 1:11 though, that COULD damage your hearing.
youtube cant play over 15khz so if you hear something it's in your head. you should try some dedicated audio test websites to test above 15khz. from using those sites i know i can hear 17khz but i hear nothing when it goes to 16khz on this video
@@masterninjahh Untrue, I heard it up to 18k, 19k and over is inaudible for me. Might be a difference in platform since I'm also watching on a PC or something to do with your audio device.
This test is great! I combined it with a tone generator I found on the web, and between the two I have a good understanding of my slow, steady decline since first diagnosed 11 years ago at my ENT DR. My left ear taps out at 10.4kHz, and my right at 8kHz (per the tone generator). This vid shows me that my left is slightly stronger than my right even at 500, 2.5k and 7k. And both ears do not hear anything at 7kHz at -36db. So far I have no issues in everyday life, including conversations at a table in a restaurant with significant background noise. I think when I start to tap out at 5kHz I will have issues and see an audiologist for hearing aids.
This was the balance test I was looking for...thanks. It confirms what I thought. My left ear is rolling off quicker than the right. This must be why I have needed to increased my left speaker by 1.5 dbs. And even then the central image is still slightly to the right. Mind you I am 74 years old! I would not be at all surprised if it is to do with using a mobile phone on the left ear, all that radiation can't be good!
Rodney, just curious, I'm wondering what's the highest frequency you can hear. I'm in my mid 40s and can't hear beyond the 14-15k range. I miss hearing those super high frequencies!
Yeah, something is definitely wrong with my left ear, i got it totally cleaned out a couple days ago after a build up of wax but still noticed sound was more quiet in my left ear and this proved it. I could only hear some sounds with my right
at 16k my right ear was silent, I think I blew it out back in Jan this year, it started to itch really badly one night when listening to loud af bass boosted dubstep and then in the morning my hearing was panned mostly to the left
Try putting them in different ears and seeing if it’s different. If the audio is messed up on the earbuds, it will switch ears. If your ear is messed up, it will stay on the same ear. If that happens, go see your doctor.
To be honest, also the quality of your headphones should play a role here, so I wouldnt worry too much about the result. THAT BEING SAID, starting at 2:07 I couldn't hear anything at all anymore until end of video. Before everything fine left and right.
Why high frequency 2500hz -10db making my left eardrum move back n forth kinda making it crackle to soundwave? I got this problem that is still undiagnosed. Everytime "clap" (or any high frequency sounds in songs) hits in songs my left eardrum give clicking (like its moving back n forth) sound to it. Any doctors here? Its like claps poking it with something.
My right ear is so messed up. I can hear everything perfectly fine in my left ear, but im nearly half deaf in my right😅 (Edit) I just got surgery in my right ear and I'll be able to fully hear in it in a couple months!! (Edit 2) So it's been a few months since surgery, and the hearing got better-ish, but for some reason out of no where it will just hurt. The feeling kinda feels like a cut on my ear drum. The thing is, I've been feeling this weird pain since 6th grade, and I'm in 10th now. I figured the surgery would help with the pain but it didn't, and my hearing is just getting worse and worse over time. For those wondering what was wrong with my ear, I had gotten tubes in 7th grade, about 6 months after I had started feeling that cutting pain and hearing less. The tubes helped with my hearing for a little while, but didn't help with the pain whatsoever, and even made it worse. The thing is, tubes are supposed to fall out on there own, and my left one did after around 10 or 12 months. And after that, my left ear stopped hurting. But around mid-freshmen year, my right tube still hadn't fallen out, and the pain increased while my hearing decreased. So that's when we went to a doctor and he said that my ear drum had grown over my tube. So my tube was literally inside my ear drum, and the surgery was to cut it open and get it out. 4 months later, the pain is still there, and will probably be there forever. And my hearing is decent, but I still can't fully hear out of it, and it's getting worse over time.
There’s sort of a pulsing effect to this, is there not? Eight “whirs” on every sound? Both my ears could hear up to 12,000, but if I’m not mistaken, my right ear couldn’t quite detect the pulsing past 7,000. I wonder why that is. Maybe it’s to do with earwax, or the differences in the shapes of my ears? Maybe my headphones? I feel like there might be a little more earwax in my right ear right now, so I’m leaning towards it being mainly that.
what defines being able to hear the frequency and not being able to hear the frequency, is it as long as you can hear something or if it just sounds like a ringing
Damn, I couldn't hear then higher frequency sounds at all lol. But I could somehow here all of the volumes of the other frequencies somewhat easily... I just got a severe traumatic brain injury and lost like 80% of my hearing initially (from my skull literally exploding open and my brain tasting the road lol). Yet, with my headphones on (and at normal volume), I feel I can hear more than IRL... Shits mad weird and I really hope that my hearing returns to normal over time. Good luck with hearing, everyone!
@@chocox6491 Much better now. Left side has sensorineural hearing loss. Right side was conductive hearing loss due to a broken stapes. I had to go to three different places because the two most prominent and trusted hospitals in my area all said that there was no physical damage visible on the right side. The sad truth was that *all* of the doctors at both prominent hospitals didn't know how to read an MRI... I almost vomited at how clueless they were because when I saw a specialist elsewhere, she was shocked that the "top doctors" in the area viewed no physical damage - as the damage was very clear to her to the point where she showed me the scan...and yeah, the physical damage was clear as day. The moral of the story is to never trust the modern doctors. It seems that you have to get a diagnosis re-evaluated by as many doctors as possible nowadays due to either a lack of care or lack of knowledge in the medical field.
Its weird, maybe someone will read this and help me: When Ive got Headphones I always hear music more to the left and not only music. I have the feeling that I hear the music a bit less on the right ear. Also my right ear is super sensitive to low basses, when I hear a lot of certain bass frequencies the right ear hurts after a short time. So I made this test: I could hear a bit above 16k but then my left ear stopped but on the right I stil could hear a bit of the 19k, which makes no sense as I have the feeling my right ear is worse than my left...
Ever since I rinsed the wax out of my right ear it’s opened up but has felt slightly muffled compared to my left ear. But even then I can hear up to 16000 (though it is very slight and my hearing is better at the level below this)
Almost 50 - can't hear the 19,000 Hz test via headphones but can still hear them when I connect my phone to my hi-fi set up with a JM Lab Utopia loudspeakers with 1990s era beryllium tweeters. 🤔
Don't attend concerts without hearing protection and don't let your friends do so. I forgot my hearing protection and I didn't want to miss the concert, so I went anyway. Despite the show being great, I'd rather not have attended it. I have pressure in my left ear and my hearing is damaged. I concluded this not only from the test provided here. Cleaning my ears with a cotton bud, it was obvious I can't hear high frequencies on the left. Reading about acoustic trauma online suggests I might not recover entirely and that my hearing might get worse as I age, due to higher sensitivity of the ear(s).
I tried with two different headphones (well actually 1 pair of headphones and one of earbuds) and in both cases I heard the right side less. But then I tried putting the headphones backwards and there were moments when I could hear the right side but not the left side, so it me something with the cable. But I still think I should get my right ear checked, just in case. Thank you for this, it helped me a lot
I think volume 5 , because Doctors recommend the 60%/60-minute rule: Listen to music or play a movie or video game at no more than 60% of the maximum volume. Limit the amount of time you spend with earbuds in your ears to 60 minutes.
Right I always suspected my right ear to be more deaf, as the previous hearing tests told me but this confirmed I can’t hear 16,000 in my right but I can in my left
Probably have small tinnitus on right ear than bcuz I have something similar. I can clearly hear more on my right than on my left. They’re both about the same and I hardly notice the tinnitus. The only time I hear it is when it’s dead quite. And it’s only on my left ear not my right.
Thank you Definitely have a problem with my right ear. Both of my ears are always really wet..every day all day. I believe having chronic sinus infections has done something to my ears, nose and throat. My left could hear all thru 12,000 My right couldn’t So then I flipped my headset and yes same result my right ear cannot hear the full spectrum of 12,000. I will be making an appointment with an ENT tomorrow. I will come back to this with my results
My right ear is half deaf... and what's worse is the tones that I can hear in my right ear, they're slightly higher pitched in that ear than they are in my left ear :(
Strange. With my headphones I had problems with 7khz but good with everything else. With my earphones I was good with everything but 12khz which was overpowering on the right. When I swapped my earphones on 12khz to left and right the sound went with it and the right on left became stronger. I can't tell what's going on.
Well. Even after this i cant tell if its the headphones or me. When j have them on normally the sound is decidedly balanced towards the right but when i turn them around i cant hear a difference.
Okay, so odd question here that I really want help from someone for... :( I recently got into a massive accident and lost hearing in both ears... The four ENTs that I've been to all said "we have no clue what's wrong with your ears, so I'm guessing mixed hearing loss (sensorineural and conductive). I also told these doctors about a eustachian tube dysfunction, and yet, they all denied an examination for some goofy reason (but that's less important right now). Anyway, I'm listening to this video with bone conduction headphones, and oddly enough, I still can hear just about every single frequency from start until the -36db... So based on being able to still hear with bone conduction, does that mean I more than likely have sensorineural hearing loss or conductive hearing loss? My right ear was a tiny bit more quiet than my left ear, but my left ear has a weird issue where it mixes up speech with background noises and makes it very difficult to hear people speaking... My right ear can hear way less (maybe like 1% hearing is left, total), but can still hear speech normally when I hear it through my bone conduction headphones... Does anyone have any idea on what could be the issue? I've been researching this stuff for WEEKS and can't figure it out, sadly... *EDIT* - Also, feel free to leave a guess if you want to. All of my doctors have done nothing but guess so far, so it will definitely be a possible answer in my book.
You seem to have a conductive hearing loss, which also fits with your history - the trauma has probably damaged your middle ear and you have difficulties transporting the sound waves to the inner ears. This is a good thing - middle ear problems are much better treated and there is a good chance for you to restore your hearing if you get proper help. Sensorineural issues are much harder to address, but as I said, this doesn’t seem to be the case for you. Wishing you all the best and hopefully a speedy recovery!
@@givemethesantahatfoo Hey man. Krokadila was correct in regards to the right ear. The right ear was indeed experiencing conductive hearing loss. Luckily for me - after a stapedectomy - I got around 80% hearing back in my right ear =). My left ear, however, had and still has sensorineural hearing loss =/. I think that the ultimate problem that I had regarding not being able to find a doctor that could be helpful was due to my location. It seems that if you are trying to get medical help in the state of NY, you will be screwed *unless* you go to NYC. The downside to getting an appointment booked there is the fact that you will have to wait around 7-8 months before your appointment comes up due to the population density. But the wait is well worth it considering how unknowledgeable the doctors were in all of the other parts of the state =(
My Meniere's ear there's a noticeable difference in how loud each one sounds to me in my left vs right ear. Interesting though 2,500 triggered my hyperacusis. It's a bummer, but I knew it was affecting my hearing. I guess this test will be a good way to keep track of it on my own.
it's been two days since i couldn't hear anything in my left ear. doing this test only makes me feel worse. i feel like there's no more hope. feels depressing
Can you hear from your left ear now? I had a weird experience on it since two days ago, and since then it can still hear, but muffled. I went to a doctor and he did a test, I can still hear apparently, despite the weird feeling, and gave me pills for it to pass and just to be safe.
I played in a rock band high school into college. Got drafted into the Army and when I got out had 10% hearing loss. Spent 30 years as a cop after that having to qualify on firing range twice a year. I could not hear anything past 7,000 HZ is that bad?
The problem is youtube decreases the volume of all videos making these tests pointless and music less enjoyable to listen to... Right click on the video and go to stats for nerds and you will notice that the audio has been normalized which means you are not getting correct results... Idk why we are not allowed to decide for ourselves if a video is too loud or not
I'm not able to hear from my left ear after 16000 hz -10d but I'm able to hear from my right ear .....is it serious.....will it get worse....and can I stop it from happening
Your hearing should be restored once your infection clears, but as someone that's wrestled with one, don't wait to go to the doctor! You'll only make it worse if you do so, cause that can make for loads of complications honestly. Shouldn't mess around with your ear.
Seeing a specialist tomorrow. My hearing stopped at 1:28 I'm 41 and had some hearing difficulties most of my life but now my right hear has gone to such a low level.
@@MazterK3vino been wearing hearing aids in both ears since that date. Gone pretty smooth, took a bit of getting used to but they've helped so much since having them.
@@GoodwinsPlace glad you’re better sir. Any idea what the main culprit is of your hearing loss? That’s super sad to hear, man I hope technology improves in the medical field to permanently help the hard of hearing 💔
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Who came here after thinking one ear has hearing problem.(especially right ear)
Right here 🤧
Jetlog Gaming same :(
No lie me thinking i broke my right haer cuz i couldint haer anything i got the last 2 i couldint haer is that bad?
@@nobodypickles8582 same then I changed my headphones and it seemed fine
yup, but it turns out they both hear perfectly fine and i've come to the conclusion i'm just paranoid
I had my volume all the way up ,and the music at the end scared the life out of me. Like seriously...
Forever Blooming want is your maximum sound gaat you van haar ?
Same
Yeah like if you didn’t have a hearing problem before you put this video on then yeah now you do
How? It fades in
Same lmao 😂
I was just trying to see if my headphones were broken lol
Same
Me2
Haha same
Same
same and they are
12,000: this is alright
16,000: where did you go???
Can't hear nothing after 16,000
I heard everything before 12,000, but 12,000 and after was silent to me. I'm in my 60s and I thought my right ear was damaged from range fire in the Army in the 80s, but I actually hear better in my right ear now.
FYI: Your audio setup is most likely not configured for hearing tests, so this test is probably highly inaccurate and I recommend you go to an actual doctor to check your hearing if you're concerned. Your digital to analog converter(s), your amplifier(s), your headphones/speakers, your OS' audio output architecture, the software and programming used, the audio file's format, bitrate, etc. will all affect the output of the sound.
It's not super scientific my guy, if you hear the sound then good, if you can't then that's your hearing limit
@@mattw5840 it is more scientific than you think to do a true hearing test. look up tympanometry youll see that true tests use air input to test your true hearing
@@MazterK3vino yeah sure, bit it’s good enough to say “oh look I can’t hear that frequency”
Lol I did it with just my phone speaker almost all the way down with a fan on in the ear I thought was worse and could actually hear up until the 1900
But still very helpful for a rough estimate and for testing earphones, speakers, etc. A good and simple choice of audio as well compared to other test videos on youtube.
If I didn't have a hearing problem before, I definitely do now XD
😂
Right
Wow this melted my earwax
Underrated comment
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@@vishnu3196 Ikr
Lol had me lauging for like a minute
@Everything:: Funn omg it’s hilarious
I came here because my earbuds dont have L and R on them so I had to figure it out, Lmao
Smollipop lol same
Ahaha
Worst part is mine does a
Nd i just realized they were on wro
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Glad we could help.
I watched this video twice now. Last night and now, between then I had to get earwax removed (I couldn't hear as much from my right ear) the difference between then and now is clear. This was actually really helpful!
Also guys don’t freak out if it seems like one of your ears work better than the other it’s very common but if your worried I recommend going to the doctor if it’s severe, Ik going deaf or blind is very scary trust me I understand and I even struggle with the fear but do not worry these things happen and you can function with it yes your going to have to adapt to your new life but it’s apart of growing up. I hope this helped someone ❤️
Thank you very much. We have to stay positive!
fr im 16 and the issue bad in my right
Thank you 🙏🏼
That really helped, so did this test. Thank you for that
Pro tip turn the earbuds upside down and switch which ears they’re in. If the same side as before still sounds quieter then it’s your ears not your earbuds.
Thanks it's my earphones 🙏😅
I know its my ears my ear is clogged
Nope it my ears
Its my ears I think :(
This is a great tip! This will ensure you that you're able to tell where the issue is coming from!
16000 onwards I couldn't hear anything
same. but only on my right ear. I heard 19000 on my left ear.
@Solutions Architect It's everything. Don't trust a random online hearing test when you haven't adjusted everything to work properly. The DAC, amplifier, analog output, operating system's audio output architecture, software, format, bitrate, etc. all affect the output of the sound. It's not adjusted for hearing tests until you make it so. I bet the audio is compressed around 16 kHz. (I'm alao listening on Sennheiser 6XX's, lmao.)
It because CZcams doesn’t play sound above 16.000, when people say they hear sounds it’s actually their speakers making that noise and not the video.
@@kqatsuu I though My Right ear capacity is reduced. Thanks.
12000 and silence for me.
It should really be explained in the video but the average upper limit for an adult is around 15-17khz... so if you stop hearing them at that point, there's nothing wrong with your hearing. Volume warning for 1:11 though, that COULD damage your hearing.
is it wrong is i cant hear 19k hhz -18db or more... i mean i can hear very very very little so yea idk
@@hovergamer5957 20k is the max hearing for human
Thank you
youtube cant play over 15khz so if you hear something it's in your head. you should try some dedicated audio test websites to test above 15khz. from using those sites i know i can hear 17khz but i hear nothing when it goes to 16khz on this video
@@masterninjahh Untrue, I heard it up to 18k, 19k and over is inaudible for me. Might be a difference in platform since I'm also watching on a PC or something to do with your audio device.
This test is great! I combined it with a tone generator I found on the web, and between the two I have a good understanding of my slow, steady decline since first diagnosed 11 years ago at my ENT DR.
My left ear taps out at 10.4kHz, and my right at 8kHz (per the tone generator). This vid shows me that my left is slightly stronger than my right even at 500, 2.5k and 7k. And both ears do not hear anything at 7kHz at -36db.
So far I have no issues in everyday life, including conversations at a table in a restaurant with significant background noise. I think when I start to tap out at 5kHz I will have issues and see an audiologist for hearing aids.
This was the balance test I was looking for...thanks. It confirms what I thought. My left ear is rolling off quicker than the right. This must be why I have needed to increased my left speaker by 1.5 dbs. And even then the central image is still slightly to the right. Mind you I am 74 years old! I would not be at all surprised if it is to do with using a mobile phone on the left ear, all that radiation can't be good!
Rodney A keep going strong Rodney, 74 years is a lot of wisdom
look up non-ionizing radiation and then stop worrying about your cell phone
@@claptoncheeks699 I'm 74 too but I lost my wisdom somewhere around 60 years ago. Still haven't found it.
robert51045 well I guess we’ll just have to find it, I’m sure it will come back someday.
Rodney, just curious, I'm wondering what's the highest frequency you can hear. I'm in my mid 40s and can't hear beyond the 14-15k range. I miss hearing those super high frequencies!
Yeah, something is definitely wrong with my left ear, i got it totally cleaned out a couple days ago after a build up of wax but still noticed sound was more quiet in my left ear and this proved it. I could only hear some sounds with my right
Same
Sem
Ya same here
Left stopped hearing at 12khz -36db, right stopped hearing at 16khz -18db
@@-MarkWinston- same here, but i used 50% volume on device
at 16k my right ear was silent, I think I blew it out back in Jan this year, it started to itch really badly one night when listening to loud af bass boosted dubstep and then in the morning my hearing was panned mostly to the left
My left ear started tickling one night and in morning i onöy heard with my right ear
@@endeavor3406 is your left ear ok now ?
@@suryateja1713 no
Probably worked some ear wax loose and it's blocking your ear canal. Get your ears cleaned
2:07 in my left is where i stopped hearing
Same... is that normal? ☹️
@@azrulawanghassim1553 that is what I feel
I can hear it tho
😲😲mee too
Convinced they aren’t playing anything by 16,000 hz
Can hear both the both ear 16,000 and right ear but not the just left ear one
I can hear up to 19,000 both ears then it cuts out
They are it’s just kinda quiet and if you’re in a noisy area you won’t hear it
I heard 16K at 30% volume, and literally nothing at 19K
I thought, oh this 500hz is so quiet, so I turned the volume to max. Kinda got jumpscared when it got to the next level
Either my earbuds are messed up or my left ear is.
Same problem
Same
Try putting them in different ears and seeing if it’s different. If the audio is messed up on the earbuds, it will switch ears. If your ear is messed up, it will stay on the same ear. If that happens, go see your doctor.
BRO SAME I CANT TELL IF ITS MY EABUDS OR NOT.
Or my ears are built diffrent which makes it less loud for me
To be honest, also the quality of your headphones should play a role here, so I wouldnt worry too much about the result. THAT BEING SAID, starting at 2:07 I couldn't hear anything at all anymore until end of video. Before everything fine left and right.
Not only that but CZcams itself is compressing sound as well.
Why high frequency 2500hz -10db making my left eardrum move back n forth kinda making it crackle to soundwave? I got this problem that is still undiagnosed. Everytime "clap" (or any high frequency sounds in songs) hits in songs my left eardrum give clicking (like its moving back n forth) sound to it. Any doctors here? Its like claps poking it with something.
Thanks. I wasn't sure if the audio was coming from right or left
Left ear could not hear the last one but my right could kinda make it out
My right ear is so messed up. I can hear everything perfectly fine in my left ear, but im nearly half deaf in my right😅
(Edit) I just got surgery in my right ear and I'll be able to fully hear in it in a couple months!!
(Edit 2) So it's been a few months since surgery, and the hearing got better-ish, but for some reason out of no where it will just hurt. The feeling kinda feels like a cut on my ear drum. The thing is, I've been feeling this weird pain since 6th grade, and I'm in 10th now. I figured the surgery would help with the pain but it didn't, and my hearing is just getting worse and worse over time.
For those wondering what was wrong with my ear, I had gotten tubes in 7th grade, about 6 months after I had started feeling that cutting pain and hearing less. The tubes helped with my hearing for a little while, but didn't help with the pain whatsoever, and even made it worse. The thing is, tubes are supposed to fall out on there own, and my left one did after around 10 or 12 months. And after that, my left ear stopped hurting. But around mid-freshmen year, my right tube still hadn't fallen out, and the pain increased while my hearing decreased. So that's when we went to a doctor and he said that my ear drum had grown over my tube. So my tube was literally inside my ear drum, and the surgery was to cut it open and get it out.
4 months later, the pain is still there, and will probably be there forever. And my hearing is decent, but I still can't fully hear out of it, and it's getting worse over time.
Same as mine
It's opposite for me
Same, watching this before going to the doc
Same dude. Don't worry.
same wtf did u find out what was wrong with it
There’s sort of a pulsing effect to this, is there not? Eight “whirs” on every sound? Both my ears could hear up to 12,000, but if I’m not mistaken, my right ear couldn’t quite detect the pulsing past 7,000. I wonder why that is. Maybe it’s to do with earwax, or the differences in the shapes of my ears? Maybe my headphones? I feel like there might be a little more earwax in my right ear right now, so I’m leaning towards it being mainly that.
1:05 Right there Doctor. Thats where i am deaf.
No wonder I prefer asmr in the right ear I can’t ear shit through it lol
Through which one? Your left?
@@47softmonk17 no thru my right lol I think cuz I don’t hear as well asmr is almost more effective ig
12k seems to be my limit pretty much although I can vaguely hear the 16k and 19k
what defines being able to hear the frequency and not being able to hear the frequency, is it as long as you can hear something or if it just sounds like a ringing
Thank you. After listened to this both on phone and laptop, now I know the problem is the headphone jack in my laptop, not my ears and my headphone😭
I stopped hearing it at the last one, 19000 with -36 DB Strangely, I couldn't hear 16k with -36 either
Same, and I'm only 13.
after 4 ear surgeries, i still can’t hear anything from 12,000 to the end 🥺
Bruh I can’t hear after 6000 to the end in my right ear ur lucky
girl i have passed every hearing test my whole life and i didn’t hear anything past 12,000 you are good
Don't think we supposed to go that high
and I'm here worried because I can't hear 16,000 -36dB in the right ear
I've never had an ear surgery and I can't either
stopped hearing at 19k
Damn, I couldn't hear then higher frequency sounds at all lol. But I could somehow here all of the volumes of the other frequencies somewhat easily... I just got a severe traumatic brain injury and lost like 80% of my hearing initially (from my skull literally exploding open and my brain tasting the road lol). Yet, with my headphones on (and at normal volume), I feel I can hear more than IRL... Shits mad weird and I really hope that my hearing returns to normal over time.
Good luck with hearing, everyone!
Damn bro, i'm happy you survived what sounds like a crazy injury. i hope your hearing is getting better with time. God bless u!
What the fuck
how the hearing going?
@@chocox6491 Much better now. Left side has sensorineural hearing loss. Right side was conductive hearing loss due to a broken stapes. I had to go to three different places because the two most prominent and trusted hospitals in my area all said that there was no physical damage visible on the right side. The sad truth was that *all* of the doctors at both prominent hospitals didn't know how to read an MRI... I almost vomited at how clueless they were because when I saw a specialist elsewhere, she was shocked that the "top doctors" in the area viewed no physical damage - as the damage was very clear to her to the point where she showed me the scan...and yeah, the physical damage was clear as day.
The moral of the story is to never trust the modern doctors. It seems that you have to get a diagnosis re-evaluated by as many doctors as possible nowadays due to either a lack of care or lack of knowledge in the medical field.
Doo meditation in 5 AM. For 30min,
* You may not have bad hearing it could be the volume , your headphone limit etc...
and also this is to comare one ear to another
Its weird, maybe someone will read this and help me: When Ive got Headphones I always hear music more to the left and not only music. I have the feeling that I hear the music a bit less on the right ear. Also my right ear is super sensitive to low basses, when I hear a lot of certain bass frequencies the right ear hurts after a short time.
So I made this test: I could hear a bit above 16k but then my left ear stopped but on the right I stil could hear a bit of the 19k, which makes no sense as I have the feeling my right ear is worse than my left...
Excellent test, thank you
Thanks, from this video now I know I have hearing problem on right ear.
Ever since I rinsed the wax out of my right ear it’s opened up but has felt slightly muffled compared to my left ear. But even then I can hear up to 16000 (though it is very slight and my hearing is better at the level below this)
my right ear sounds muffled compared to my left ear... its annoying. wonder if thats normal?
that happened to me too, i woder did it ever go away for you?
@@el02bro youtube limits audio frequencies to a certain extent. go on a hearing test website and do this.
Okay now I'm deaf 😌it felt like I've gone for bird watching 😄
Ty for this, I had a sinus infection that made me deaf in the left ear and it finally is clearing up so I was using this to test my ear lol
How long did it last ?
Almost 50 - can't hear the 19,000 Hz test via headphones but can still hear them when I connect my phone to my hi-fi set up with a JM Lab Utopia loudspeakers with 1990s era beryllium tweeters. 🤔
Bro I'm raising my hands on which side I hear it on because I'm so used to doing it
Could you atleast warn me I almost had a heart attack ;-;
At 16 khz my left ear stopped hearing anything at all, while my right ear heard everything subtly until -36 db
Don't attend concerts without hearing protection and don't let your friends do so. I forgot my hearing protection and I didn't want to miss the concert, so I went anyway. Despite the show being great, I'd rather not have attended it.
I have pressure in my left ear and my hearing is damaged. I concluded this not only from the test provided here. Cleaning my ears with a cotton bud, it was obvious I can't hear high frequencies on the left.
Reading about acoustic trauma online suggests I might not recover entirely and that my hearing might get worse as I age, due to higher sensitivity of the ear(s).
See a doctor bro
I tried with two different headphones (well actually 1 pair of headphones and one of earbuds) and in both cases I heard the right side less. But then I tried putting the headphones backwards and there were moments when I could hear the right side but not the left side, so it me something with the cable. But I still think I should get my right ear checked, just in case.
Thank you for this, it helped me a lot
I think it is not just you me to
What volume are we supposed to set this at though? Maximum or the lowest?
I think volume 5 , because Doctors recommend the 60%/60-minute rule: Listen to music or play a movie or video game at no more than 60% of the maximum volume. Limit the amount of time you spend with earbuds in your ears to 60 minutes.
This helped me know that my headphones were actually broken and not just from 1 ear. im sad now, these were expensive.
Right I always suspected my right ear to be more deaf, as the previous hearing tests told me but this confirmed I can’t hear 16,000 in my right but I can in my left
same i hv gone deaf in my right ear in 16k
From the 500-12000Hz range, the frequency sounded duller on my right ear while it sounded brighter on my left :(
Probably have small tinnitus on right ear than bcuz I have something similar. I can clearly hear more on my right than on my left. They’re both about the same and I hardly notice the tinnitus. The only time I hear it is when it’s dead quite. And it’s only on my left ear not my right.
Left hear stops at 12000 at -36 and right at around 16000
Exactly the same thing... why is that though? And Im 38 years old
@@-MarkWinston- i think youtube doesnt support higher than 13 khZ frequency
@@saddreams3449 i still can hear sound at 16khz on my right ear on youtube. Tested it with a frequency generator and results were the same.
@@-MarkWinston- oh okay
@@-MarkWinston- same age, same range - right ear works definitely better
Thank you
Definitely have a problem with my right ear. Both of my ears are always really wet..every day all day.
I believe having chronic sinus infections has done something to my ears, nose and throat.
My left could hear all thru 12,000
My right couldn’t
So then I flipped my headset and yes same result my right ear cannot hear the full spectrum of 12,000. I will be making an appointment with an ENT tomorrow. I will come back to this with my results
hows the result?
they passed away sadly@@al4965
My right ear is half deaf... and what's worse is the tones that I can hear in my right ear, they're slightly higher pitched in that ear than they are in my left ear :(
i didnt hear the 16k, but i heard the 19 k what?
I heard everything but in the 19000 range was super quiet
me too but idk if this is fake or something bc 19000 didn’t rly even sound higher than 16000
my hearing caps out at 17.5 khz so couldn't hear shit at 19 khz
Strange.
With my headphones I had problems with 7khz but good with everything else.
With my earphones I was good with everything but 12khz which was overpowering on the right.
When I swapped my earphones on 12khz to left and right the sound went with it and the right on left became stronger.
I can't tell what's going on.
Well. Even after this i cant tell if its the headphones or me. When j have them on normally the sound is decidedly balanced towards the right but when i turn them around i cant hear a difference.
Okay, so odd question here that I really want help from someone for... :(
I recently got into a massive accident and lost hearing in both ears... The four ENTs that I've been to all said "we have no clue what's wrong with your ears, so I'm guessing mixed hearing loss (sensorineural and conductive). I also told these doctors about a eustachian tube dysfunction, and yet, they all denied an examination for some goofy reason (but that's less important right now).
Anyway, I'm listening to this video with bone conduction headphones, and oddly enough, I still can hear just about every single frequency from start until the -36db... So based on being able to still hear with bone conduction, does that mean I more than likely have sensorineural hearing loss or conductive hearing loss?
My right ear was a tiny bit more quiet than my left ear, but my left ear has a weird issue where it mixes up speech with background noises and makes it very difficult to hear people speaking... My right ear can hear way less (maybe like 1% hearing is left, total), but can still hear speech normally when I hear it through my bone conduction headphones...
Does anyone have any idea on what could be the issue? I've been researching this stuff for WEEKS and can't figure it out, sadly...
*EDIT* - Also, feel free to leave a guess if you want to. All of my doctors have done nothing but guess so far, so it will definitely be a possible answer in my book.
You seem to have a conductive hearing loss, which also fits with your history - the trauma has probably damaged your middle ear and you have difficulties transporting the sound waves to the inner ears. This is a good thing - middle ear problems are much better treated and there is a good chance for you to restore your hearing if you get proper help. Sensorineural issues are much harder to address, but as I said, this doesn’t seem to be the case for you. Wishing you all the best and hopefully a speedy recovery!
Hey, curious to see what happened and if KrokodilaGena's advice helped. Hope your ears are much better now!
@@givemethesantahatfoo Hey man. Krokadila was correct in regards to the right ear. The right ear was indeed experiencing conductive hearing loss. Luckily for me - after a stapedectomy - I got around 80% hearing back in my right ear =). My left ear, however, had and still has sensorineural hearing loss =/.
I think that the ultimate problem that I had regarding not being able to find a doctor that could be helpful was due to my location. It seems that if you are trying to get medical help in the state of NY, you will be screwed *unless* you go to NYC. The downside to getting an appointment booked there is the fact that you will have to wait around 7-8 months before your appointment comes up due to the population density. But the wait is well worth it considering how unknowledgeable the doctors were in all of the other parts of the state =(
@@NippleSauce yeah, they don't make real Drs. anymore. And Marcus Welby died.
trying to figure out if my right ear actually has problems or if its my earphones lol
Wow, this video gave me hearing loss if I didn't have any before.
Now I know my head phone is just quieter in one ear😂
16000hz -18db is the last frequency that is audible for me hopefully that's a good thing
Same here
Same here
12,000Hz -10dB I could hear in my left ear but not my right then nothing after that.
How old are you?
tried to find if my left ear has some hearing issues but I heard all of them till the end so idk what to make of that
My Meniere's ear there's a noticeable difference in how loud each one sounds to me in my left vs right ear. Interesting though 2,500 triggered my hyperacusis. It's a bummer, but I knew it was affecting my hearing. I guess this test will be a good way to keep track of it on my own.
16,000Hz -10dB is where I stopped hearing in my right ear. Is this normal?
above average. dw
I heard everything!
do to covid I had to use this.. I have lost hearing in my left ear and had to check for something that would test it thank you..
hi helped me confirm i lost some of my hearing in my left ear after a sinus infection, RIP
Legends unable to hear increase the volume of their mobile
16.000hz -36dB than I stop hearing
Same
Same
Sane
Same bt i stop hearing from left side
Same, I have come to the conclusion that i am just being stupid and paranoid
I have meniere's disease and I hear less in my right ear , so I came here to test my hearing.
Is there a specific volume I should have set on during this test or what? I can start hearing things when I crank it
I’m not sure😂
it's been two days since i couldn't hear anything in my left ear. doing this test only makes me feel worse. i feel like there's no more hope. feels depressing
This test is not scientific and can’t diagnose you with hearing loss. If you are worried we would recommend you seek professional assistance.
Can you hear from your left ear now? I had a weird experience on it since two days ago, and since then it can still hear, but muffled. I went to a doctor and he did a test, I can still hear apparently, despite the weird feeling, and gave me pills for it to pass and just to be safe.
I put it at full volume and managed to hear 19.000Hz -36dB, just barely...
Yeah, because that one isnt supported by headsets usually.
@@Meemzeh I thought I was tripping😂 I played it through my phone speaker and then I heard it
Can't hear anything beyond 16000Hz but I feel a real weird discomfort with the 19000Hz even without hearing anything
This is why overtones are important.
I played in a rock band high school into college. Got drafted into the Army and when I got out had 10% hearing loss. Spent 30 years as a cop after that having to qualify on firing range twice a year. I could not hear anything past 7,000 HZ is that bad?
Yep, figured my hearing was worse in my right ear. At 1:46 I could hear the sound in my left but absolutely nothing in my right.
Other way around for me lol
At 1:47
I definitely hear better in my right ear. Idk why though
same here
Same
sorry, if there is no sound 16khz onwards, whether it's speakers or on my headphones, is it a bad thing?
The problem is youtube decreases the volume of all videos making these tests pointless and music less enjoyable to listen to... Right click on the video and go to stats for nerds and you will notice that the audio has been normalized which means you are not getting correct results... Idk why we are not allowed to decide for ourselves if a video is too loud or not
12,000 Hz ; -36 dB right ear is where i stopped hearing the sound
Same
Yup me too
Same here
Glad it's not just me.
Deaf gang so what do we do im a teen so thata horrible for me
0:47 Wtf I had max volume on and then...
I head everything with both ears except for the last one, only heard it with my right ear
idk why my right ear hearign is weird maybe I have a ear wax plug cause I can hear all fine but sound is a bit more sensitive and weirder
Could hear until 12.000hz 36db after that i could not hear anything
Joel Asp same as me, although I couldn’t hear the 12,000 -36dB in my right ear
Same here, they say we can't hear above 15000 Hz if we are above 40
Same
@@YouOughtaKnowTV i also couldnt hear 12,000 -36dB in my right ear onwards, twins!
Rajeev Nambyar i couldn‘t hear it and i‘m only 17 haha
Lost it at 19,000Hz -36 dB. Other frequencies and dB:s were no problem. Right ear is slightly better.
same
I'm not able to hear from my left ear after 16000 hz -10d but I'm able to hear from my right ear .....is it serious.....will it get worse....and can I stop it from happening
Thanks a lot ...
I couldnt hear anything after 2:07
Tea I clocked out at 1:50
@@JessicasASMR same..
What to do now🥺
I can
@@droidly_ same I heard everything broski-
That’s normal I looked it up
I feel like my right ear is more blurry
Wear glasses
Lmfao u mean muffled?
my right gave up at 12 000 hz -36db while my left could still hear it perfectly
Same here. But up to 12kHz, I couldn't tell the difference between left and right
16000 -18 on my right head is where I stopped
my headphones play it in both ears at all times XD
GECKO you have to go to settings and turn off mono audio
@@p1um Can you explain it pls how to do it? I have the same problem as this dude and i tried everything but nothing worked.
@@p1um thanks i didn't know about this😅
Aw frick
I have an infection in my ear drum and now I can’t hear as well in my right ear and it’s getting worse
😬
RIP
I hope it’ll get better ;-;
Your hearing should be restored once your infection clears, but as someone that's wrestled with one, don't wait to go to the doctor! You'll only make it worse if you do so, cause that can make for loads of complications honestly. Shouldn't mess around with your ear.
Seeing a specialist tomorrow. My hearing stopped at 1:28 I'm 41 and had some hearing difficulties most of my life but now my right hear has gone to such a low level.
howd it go, what was their word?
@@MazterK3vino been wearing hearing aids in both ears since that date. Gone pretty smooth, took a bit of getting used to but they've helped so much since having them.
@@GoodwinsPlace glad you’re better sir. Any idea what the main culprit is of your hearing loss? That’s super sad to hear, man I hope technology improves in the medical field to permanently help the hard of hearing 💔
What does it mean when you hear static at the higher ranges ?