Blowing Wind
Wind moving steadily across open ground.
11 sounds
Breezes in birch leaves, wind in pines, chimes and a howling night gale. Sample each kind of air and pick one you could leave running.
Plays in full here: 2 of 11. The others are NoiseZ Plus sounds with a 15-second preview.
Wind moving steadily across open ground.
Garden chimes ringing now and then in the breeze.
Wind through tall trees, rising and falling.
Strong wind around the house on a wild night.
Snow and wind on a cold, white morning.
Chimes swaying in a light breeze, soft and random.
Dry leaves stirring and rustling close by.
Storm wind sweeping in hard from the coast.
Wind outside the bedroom window, heard from bed.
Wind in the pines around a quiet cottage.
A summer breeze in birch leaves with birds nearby.
Wind sounds range from a barely there breeze to a strong gale, and they carry a lot of space. Gentle ones, like a summer birch breeze or leaves moving in a garden, are airy and soft. Mid-strength sounds, such as wind in pines or around a cottage, have more body and a slow swell. Strong ones, like howling wind and a blizzard, are dramatic and loud in the way real weather is. Chimes add a bright, ringing layer on top of the air. When you pick, consider whether you want something that fades into the background or something that tells a story. Soft, even gusts are the easiest to leave running.