/ˈtɪnɪtəs/, a notion depicting sound phenomena such as humming, ringing, crackling, beeping, roaring which appear in our ears without an external stimuli causing them. It is detected in 10 to 15% of population and for now has no known antidote. It can be present in both ears or only one ear, it can be continuous or periodical, and all individual tinnitus differ in terms of frequency, volume and intensity. Often they are related to states such as depression, anxiety, suicidal urges or concentration disorder. In most cases is a subjective sound that cannot be heard nor detected by our environment. In this audio installation, the sound is objectified and several tinnitus are used in order to create a specific soundscape that can communicate the experience of tinnitus to people who have never experienced it.