Chirping Crickets
Crickets chirping in warm grass after dark.
Fire15-second preview Plus
A wood fire burning, from a small glow to a roar.
15-second preview. The full sound is in NoiseZ Plus.
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Its sound, measured. Press play to see it live.
That was the preview. Bonfire plays all night in NoiseZ Plus.
A wood fire in two sizes. Small is a modest glow: soft crackles, quiet pops and long gaps. Roaring is a big burn, with a low rush of flame under heavy snaps and cracks. Both are steady, and nothing is in them but the fire itself.
Pick the size by the hour. Small suits sleep and quiet evenings, sitting low beside a bed. Roaring suits a lively room, a gathering or a stretch of work that needs strong cover. Many people start with the roar and move to Small later in the evening.
Fires pair with night sounds. Crickets add the dark around the flames, a slow wind adds open air, and a river in the distance adds a low rush. Use Small with quiet partners and Roaring with wide, heavy ones.
Press play on one to layer it under Bonfire.
Crickets chirping in warm grass after dark.
Wind moving steadily across open ground.
A river moving past, from a quick flow to a small creek.
More in Fire
Camp fires, a hearth blaze, a bonfire and a forest fire, from soft pops to a full roar. Sample the crackle and choose how lively you want it.