Forest Wind
Wind through tall trees, rising and falling.
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Crickets deep in the forest on a still night.
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That was the preview. Forest Crickets plays all night in NoiseZ Plus.
A rounded, slightly muffled cricket chorus, as if the trees were soaking up the edges. The pulse is slow and even. There is no wind to speak of; the night is still and the sound holds in place, one soft band of insects with a hint of depth behind it. Nothing calls out and nothing moves close.
Chosen at bedtime by people who like the quiet of a forest but live nowhere near one, and handy for a pause between tasks. It also works for night reading, for a quiet hour after a long day, or for a dark room where music feels too busy. The unchanging pulse is easy to leave running.
Wind moving softly through the forest adds distant movement above the insects. A creek running somewhere out of sight gives the low end that crickets lack. A little brown noise can fill a dead-quiet room beneath both.
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Wind through tall trees, rising and falling.
A forest creek bubbling over roots and stones.
A deep, even rush, like a far-off waterfall.
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