Calm Rainfall
Soft, steady rain with no thunder, close and even.
Sleep
Steady rain, a fan's even hum, long ocean waves and deep noise colors. Sample a few and notice which sound you stop hearing first.
Plays in full, free, for as long as you like.
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People choose a sleep sound the way they choose a pillow: by trying a few and noticing what they stop hearing. The sounds that tend to last through a night are steady and low. Fans, soft rain, long ocean waves and deep noise colors such as brown and pink all share that quality. They keep one level, so nothing changes to catch your attention. Eventful sounds, like thunder, barking dogs, ticking or a sharp crackle, can be lovely in the evening but are harder to ignore in bed. Bright sounds may feel alert, and low ones feel settled. Try one for a week, keep it quiet enough to talk over, and use a sleep timer so it does not play all night.
Plays in full here: 14 of 32. The others are NoiseZ Plus sounds with a 15-second preview.
Soft, steady rain with no thunder, close and even.
A fine drizzle, barely there, soft and constant.
Rain tapping on a windowpane, heard from a warm room.
Rain falling straight down, from light to heavy.
Waves arriving and leaving, slow as breathing.
A muffled, deep hush, like floating below the surface.
A river moving past, from a quick flow to a small creek.
Waves breaking and pulling back on a sandy beach.
Small lake waves lapping at a quiet shore.
A ship's engine humming below a night cabin.
Wind moving steadily across open ground.
Wind through tall trees, rising and falling.
Wind outside the bedroom window, heard from bed.
Wind in the pines around a quiet cottage.
A small electric fan humming steadily nearby.
A fan beside the bed at low, medium or high speed.
A ceiling fan turning slowly above the bed.
A desk air conditioner with a soft, even hum.
A box fan blowing steadily across the room.
A bedroom fan's gentle lull, low and constant.
Crickets chirping in warm grass after dark.
Tiny frogs peeping around a pond on a spring night.
Grasshoppers singing through a warm evening.
The steady hum inside a plane at cruising height.
A train rolling through the night, rocking gently.
The low hum of a city after dark.
Bowls ringing and fading, from deep to bright.
Slow synth pads drifting with no beat or melody.
A deep, airy drone, like drifting through space.
Brahms' lullaby on a music box, soft and slow.