Forest Birds
Birds singing in a quiet forest in the morning.
Water and seaOne version plays in full; the others are 15-second previews Plus
A river moving past, from a quick flow to a small creek.
One version plays in full; the others are 15-second previews
Versions
Its sound, measured. Press play to see it live.
A river moving past, in five voices. Flowing is quick and bright. Calm slows it down. Narrow squeezes the water into a tighter, busier sound. Broad is wide, deep and low. Creek is the smallest, a light trickle and babble. Same water, five sizes, each steady.
Match the size of the river to the job. Broad and Calm suit sleep and quiet evenings, Flowing suits a desk, and Narrow or Creek keep a little sparkle for daytime. People use these to cover a hallway, a neighbor or a noisy fridge, one version at a time.
Rivers like company on their banks. Birds from the forest add air, wind in tall trees adds height, and a low brown noise deepens the broader versions. For Creek, keep partners especially light. A single companion is plenty.
Press play on one to layer it under River Bend.
Birds singing in a quiet forest in the morning.
Wind through tall trees, rising and falling.
A deep, even rush, like a far-off waterfall.
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.