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Hi, I’m wondering if anyone has an audio track from youtube or any media platform that could be used to test current hearing aids settings in order to fine-tune? I’ve been making adjustments and testing in real life, but wondering if there is a more efficient way to make the fine tuning adjustments based on listening to an audio track of some sort that has all types of sounds combined (soft loud high low frequency etc) and figuring it out based off that.
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Sure there is plenty on the interwebs, one forum member uses a voice syntheser, but Genie2 does have some built-in media to play I believe…somewhere, have a look around to see if you can find it I just used my tv and my local cafe bar.
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Ahh i had no idea they have demos but i now see the sound studio on the genie 2 app. Thanks so much for your reply. You were so helpful even a year ago when I was desperate to hear/function normally and started the diy journey so thank you again 
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Dusseldorfjust used my tv and my local cafe bar.
Same here - bar and tv are different. If they work, most situations work.
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