Exhaust Fan
A bathroom exhaust fan, even and droning.
Water and sea15-second preview Plus
Bathing Showers
A warm shower running steadily behind a closed door.
Good for
Bathing Showers
15-second preview. The full sound is in NoiseZ Plus.
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- Water and sea
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That was the preview. Bathing Showers plays all night in NoiseZ Plus.
What it sounds like
Water hitting tile and spreading into a wide, even hush. The door is closed, so the sound is a little muffled, with the high edge softened. It is steady, with no pause and no change in pressure, and no voices or splashes. Closer to white noise than to a stream.
When it helps
It covers conversation in the next room, a noisy hallway or a shared wall. Parents sometimes use a steady shush for a baby's nap, and others use it as a work backdrop in a shared space. It is useful when you want sound without any scene or story.
What to pair it with
It already behaves like a wash of noise, so partners add shape. A bathroom exhaust fan matches its drone, while a gentle shush adds a human rhythm. Underneath, a heartbeat gives a low pulse. Keep the layers close in volume so the hush stays even.
Goes well with
Press play on one to layer it under Bathing Showers.
Gentle Shush
A soft, steady shush, like a parent soothing.
Heartbeat
A slow, steady heartbeat, calm and close.
More in Water and sea
Slow ocean waves, brooks, rivers and waterfalls, plus a harbor and an underwater hush. Sample the water and choose a flow or a wave.