Woodland Creek
A shallow creek trickling through the woods.
Focus
Fans, air conditioners, a ticking clock and soft drifting tones that leave your attention free for the work. Find the sound you forget is playing.
Plays in full, free, for as long as you like.
Its sound, measured. Press play to see it live.
The best sound for work is often the one you forget is playing. Many people reach for a steady hum, such as a fan, an air conditioner or a flat machine drone, because it fills the room without a tune or words to follow. Others prefer a light rhythm, like a clock or a gentle tick, to pace a task. Slow tones and drifting pads give a quiet, wide backdrop for reading and writing. Anything with voices or a strong melody can pull your attention away, so it is worth testing a sound for twenty minutes before you decide. Keep the volume low, and change sounds if one starts to feel tiring.
Plays in full here: 3 of 15. The others are NoiseZ Plus sounds with a 15-second preview.
A shallow creek trickling through the woods.
Falling water, steady and full, from calm to strong.
A cold mountain stream running over stones.
An air conditioner's low, constant hum.
A clock ticking slowly in a quiet room.
A wind-up kitchen timer ticking steadily.
The steady hum and clatter of machines at work.
Old gears turning and clicking in a steady rhythm.
A desk air conditioner with a soft, even hum.
The steady hum inside a plane at cruising height.
The still room tone of an empty library.
Slow synth pads drifting with no beat or melody.
The warm hiss of a tape playing nothing at all.
A record's soft crackle between the songs.
A deep, airy drone, like drifting through space.