This generator really helps handle my migraines while I wait for the meds to kick in. I play some lofi music in the background quietly so that it helps me ease into the mindset when I'm feeling demotivated This is my favourite setting for me to focus on my work. Playing this one at the same time as the white noise generator helps me capture the sound of being underwater at the beach, which is my favorite sound in the world. I have never been this relaxed before! God bless the owner of, he has made an awesome piece of art! Simply awesome! My english teacher recommended me this website and I CAN’T STOP USING IT! I use this sound whenever I'm doing things I need to concentrate at, for example, making a test, Or, just something simple! Like a cup of tea. Incredibly calming-really nothing else like it <333 I love this generator :) It makes me feel warm and cozy and helped me calm down in a noisy environment.ĭelightful sleep noise. ← this setting is super calming and helps me with focus. I've been using this since first year, which was during the height of the pandemic. When I'm able to get a job between the student life, I hope to support this website in any way I can. The first being libraries, and now this wonderful resource. There are only a few things in this world that are brilliant and still accessible to everybody, without being littered with ads. I am autistic and noise-sensitive, this noise is amazing for staying calm and blocking outside noises. I use this and other noises on this site for 8-10 hours every day. I layer the White Rain noise on speechblocker setting with Distant Thunder (thunder turned up) for a natural and relaxing speech blocker. If white noise ever sounded too synthetic for your ears, give our white rain noise a try. This sound offers the exact same spectrum as white noise, and can be used in the same applications in the mind, such as noise blocking or tinnitus relief. Our recording has been performed in the silence of the night, in a huge space - namely the Harau Valley in Sumatra - and in the absence of any wind, as to produce the most even noise one can get. Not all rain sounds are white though, mostly because of the environment in which the rain falls alters the color of the sound too. Our white rain sound recording is totally natural: no synthetic white noise has been superimposed here. By increasing the rate and the number of drops, a heavier rain starts behaving as a huge random process, and its sound turns white. A gentle rain, made of sparse drops, will generate a pitter-patter sound, where you will still be able to hear each drop's distinctive sound. Every drop can be considered as an independent, uncorrelated, sound source. Assuming that both engineers and mathematicians are right, we conclude that, when a source behaves like a random process, its sound should resemble white noise. For the mathematician, white noise is a signal made of uncorrelated samples, exactly like numbers output by a random number generator. For the engineer, white noise is a signal that contains all frequencies in equal proportion, or, in other words, a signal whose spectrum is flat.
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