Night Ocean
Waves arriving and leaving, slow as breathing.
22 sounds
Water and ocean sounds
Slow ocean waves, brooks, rivers and waterfalls, plus a harbor and an underwater hush. Sample the water and choose a flow or a wave.
Sounds in Water and sea
Plays in full here: 4 of 22. The others are NoiseZ Plus sounds with a 15-second preview.
Underwater
A muffled, deep hush, like floating below the surface.
River Bend
A river moving past, from a quick flow to a small creek.
Woodland Creek
A shallow creek trickling through the woods.
Waterfall
Falling water, steady and full, from calm to strong.
Mountain Stream
A cold mountain stream running over stones.
Forest River
A river winding through the forest, birds above.
Rocky Beach
Small waves washing over stones on a rocky shore.
Sea Storm
A rough sea under strong wind, deep and restless.
Sea Seagulls
Waves on the shore with gulls calling overhead.
Seagull Flock
A flock of gulls over the water by the harbor.
Bathing Showers
A warm shower running steadily behind a closed door.
Ocean Waves Beach
Waves breaking and pulling back on a sandy beach.
Lake Shore Waves
Small lake waves lapping at a quiet shore.
Gentle Wave Crash
Waves crashing softly, then fizzing up the sand.
Forest Creek
A forest creek bubbling over roots and stones.
River Rapids
Fast water rushing through rocky rapids.
Boat Wharf Creaks
Moored boats creaking softly at a wooden wharf.
Harbor Wharf
A quiet harbor with water lapping at the wharf.
Ship Cabin Night
A ship's engine humming below a night cabin.
Whale Song Deep
Whales calling slowly in deep, open water.
Lake Loons
Loons calling across a still lake at dusk.
Water sounds come in two broad kinds. Moving water, such as a river, a creek or a waterfall, is a continuous rush that stays level and covers a lot of ground. Tidal water, such as ocean waves or a shoreline, rises and falls at a slow pace, a little like breathing. A few sounds add a place and a story, such as a harbor, a ship's cabin or an underwater hum. When you choose, ask whether you want a flat cover or a gentle movement. Narrow streams are lighter and brighter. Broad rivers and open seas are deeper, with more weight in the low end.