Pink noise
A soft, balanced hush, gentler than white noise.
Water and seaOne version plays in full; the others are 15-second previews Plus
Night Ocean
Waves arriving and leaving, slow as breathing.
Good for
Night Ocean
One version plays in full; the others are 15-second previews
Versions
- Ocean WaterPlays in full
- SeaPlus 15-second preview
- Sea WavesPlus 15-second preview
Its sound, measured. Press play to see it live.
- Family
- Water and sea
- Loop
- 1:00
- Playing for
- 0:00
Sleep timer
What it sounds like
Waves arriving and leaving, slow as breathing. Shoreline sits near the edge, with the wash of foam and a clear rhythm. Open Sea is wider and farther, a deep, low swell with less detail. Rolling Waves is weightier, with swells that build and fall. All keep a steady beat.
When it helps
Choose the one that matches the night. Shoreline suits sleep, with a nearer, clearer rhythm. Open Sea is a wide, gentle backdrop for a quiet evening. Rolling Waves covers more of a noisy room. Many people leave one on low through a whole night. Pick by mood.
What to pair it with
Waves leave quiet moments, and a few gentle layers can fill them. Pink noise smooths the lull between swells. Seagulls far off, or a slow wind, give open air. Singing bowls ring between the waves. A second layer belongs under the sea.
Goes well with
Press play on one to layer it under Night Ocean.
Seagull Flock
A flock of gulls over the water by the harbor.
Singing Bowls
Bowls ringing and fading, from deep to bright.
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.