The first needles and leaves are just starting to open on the small trees and shrubs, the grasses sprouting, and ferns are beginning to poke their fiddle heads through the mosses and leaves. It is late May, at the end of the warmest and sunniest day of spring so far. Recorded right on my friend's patio in a quiet secluded woodland area, there is no music and no sounds of animals, voices, or industry. This is a one-hour uninterrupted conglomeration of gentle soothing rain and the occasional growl of thunder. Bitrate encoded at 192 kbps for finest audio reproduction.ĭuration: 65 minutes 31 seconds, Size: 89.9 MB. Rocky Fjord Rännil uses a binaural-baffled recording technique that produces a three-dimensional audio image when listening with earphones or headphones. There are no sounds of people, planes, cars, animals or music. Rocky Fjord Rännil is a birdless, voiceless, natural white noise recording consisting of pure flowing water. The resulting composition is soothing, yet still capable of bubbling and bobbling with delightful incentive. The sonic texture of this natural music is flavored with the distinct aura of a non-distractive outdoor spaciousness that has its bubbles spinning and dancing along with the expanding delicacy of nimble swirling eddies and a thousand glittering rills. The afternoon wind was a mere soft breathing, and this roving rivulet of rambling water caught my ear as the loch emptied its way down the valley of rocks and boulders. Bitrate encoded at 192 kbps for finest audio reproduction.ĭuration: 66 minutes 20 seconds, Size: 91.9 MB. This recording technique produces a three-dimensional audio image when listening with earphones or headphones. Meadow Brook Meditation is a natural white noise soundscape composed of a non-layered, unprocessed, digital stereo binaural-baffled field recording. Meandrous mafficking mountain water is one thing, languorous exogitative listless lake water another, rumbling rambling rabblerousing rivers another - while town water, deadened and lost, is nothing - not water at all. Miles of drip are distilled from humble fern moss and minerals, and no two streams are alike. These such natural wilderness waters are always ever varying, always so remarkably compounded. Meadow Brook Meditation is a publication of nature's own written music, music derived from the rush and trill of a thousand untraceable sources - the whole air vibrates with myriad liquid voices blended that we cannot analyze. This mountain meadow brook slowed in a wide bend, and the recording location narrowed my attention to the small drops beating on stones, glinting on angles of jutting rocks, whispering, cooing, plashing, throbbing in one waterful song - the resulting white noise ambience boasting a very delicate auditory texture combining both soporific harmonics with meditative introspection. Some people hate it, some people love it.ĭuration: 65 minutes 58 seconds, Size: 90.6 MB.Īt the foot of the environing grassy hill-dome meadows of Mount Elbrus in Caucacus National Park, a blissfully soothing mountain valley brook is heard plainly speaking and singing its pebbly words and songs across a green sedgy glade.Ī perfect array of atmospheric binaural imaging blends with sedate percussive notes of water to generate a palpable tranquility. Httpv://Thus I've recorded this as a somewhat sensible alternative to burning out your vacuum cleaner's motor - the model is a progressive upright Kenmore.īecause vacuum cleaners are so boisterously high-pitched, personal preference and past empirical conditioning (some parents use them to get their children out of bed in the mornings) are large determining factors in their effectiveness as a source of white noise sleep aid. I've also heard success stories over the years from friends and moms lulling their babies to sleep by turning on the vacuum cleaner: humbly drooling over his plush polar bear. I had a lot of homework to do and a major math exam to take the next day so I didn't have much of a choice but to turn on the vacuum cleaner to drown out his incessant squabbling.Īs luck would have it, after about half a minute I shot a quick glance over my shoulder to check up on him and before I knew it he was on the couch sound asleep.
I tried to calm him down and even offered some strawberry-flavored yogurt but he just threw it at my face. The precious little bugger wouldn't quit squawking and was upset that mum had gone out to work. I personally prefer the sound of an air conditioner, though back then when I was in university I had to babysit a toddler - about nine or ten months of age - for a friend. Duration: 65 minutes 34 seconds, Size: 90.0 MB.
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