Chirping Crickets
Crickets chirping in warm grass after dark.
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Wind moving steadily across open ground.
Plays in full, free, for as long as you like.
Its sound, measured. Press play to see it live.
A broad, low rush of air with nothing in its way: no leaves, no branches, no walls. The level swells and eases but never gusts hard. It feels like open ground and a wide sky. The pitch is low to mid, and the texture is soft and breathy.
It works as a plain mask for sleep or work, with a lot of body but no particular story. People use it on a hot night, in a noisy flat or when a fan would feel too mechanical. It is a good first choice if you like air more than water.
Wind leaves room for small sounds to sit inside it. Crickets in warm grass give a summer night, a fire adds warmth, and a bell-like chime gives the air a voice. The second layer stays quieter than the wind.
Press play on one to layer it under Blowing Wind.
Crickets chirping in warm grass after dark.
Chimes swaying in a light breeze, soft and random.
A small campfire crackling under the night sky.
More in Wind and weather
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.