Pink noise
A soft, balanced hush, gentler than white noise.
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Rain Drops
Single drops falling slowly and clearly nearby.
Good for
Rain Drops
Plays in full, free, for as long as you like.
Its sound, measured. Press play to see it live.
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- Rain
- Loop
- 1:00
- Playing for
- 0:00
Sleep timer
What it sounds like
Individual drops, one at a time, each with its own small tap. They fall slowly and land near you, with gaps of quiet between them. There is no wash of rain behind them and no wind, so the rhythm is loose and unhurried, like counting in a slow whisper.
When it helps
Handy for a short nap, a meditation sit or a quiet study session when a full downpour would feel heavy. Some people use it to give a still room a gentle pulse. Because it is sparse, it works best where the space is already calm.
What to pair it with
Drops leave gaps, so a steady layer can fill them. Pink noise or a soft fan holds the background while the taps float on top. A calm river adds flow without hiding the single sounds. Choose quiet partners and the drops stay clear.
Goes well with
Press play on one to layer it under Rain Drops.
Electric Fan
A small electric fan humming steadily nearby.
River Bend
A river moving past, from a quick flow to a small creek.
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