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Broadband original white noise

Original lower-weighted pink noise

Original low-frequency-weighted brown noise

Original independently synthesized mid-band Green Noise (165 Hz HP / 1,550 Hz LP); listening review pending

Bright synthetic noise spectrum

High-frequency-weighted synthetic noise

A softer white noise variation

A low-heavy variation of brown noise

A warmer pink noise variation

Synthetic mid-frequency noise

A simulated desk fan, not a field recording

Owner-approved CC0 field recording; 1 minute 8 seconds of independently recorded sound, looped continuously

A ten-minute arrangement from shorter CC0 rainfall material

Owner-approved CC0 field recording; 3 minutes 10 seconds of independently recorded sound, looped continuously

Owner-approved CC0 field recording; 1 minute 30 seconds of independently recorded sound, looped continuously

Owner-approved CC0 field recording; 6 minutes 15 seconds of independently recorded sound, looped continuously

Simulated shower sound created with DSP

Simulated wind texture created with DSP

A ten-minute arrangement from shorter CC0 fireplace material

Simulated airplane-cabin hum created with DSP

Simulated air-conditioner sound created with DSP

Steady synthetic low-frequency rumble

Gentle CC0 field rain from a front porch; owner-approved 10-minute arrangement of 605 seconds of preview-derived source material. Soft passing outdoor sounds may be audible.

Rain drops on a real metal shed roof; owner-approved 10-minute source-derived MP3. Quiet average bed with higher transients; listen at low volume.

Rural CC0 stereo field recording of distant thunder, arranged as a 10-minute master from roughly 145 seconds of independent source; events repeat.

Rain pattering against tent fabric in an Altay Mountains field recording. A 10-minute master repeats approximately 125 seconds of independent source material; hear the textile surface and recurring pattern.

Natural rain heard on a parked vehicle roof. The original mono recording is rendered as dual-mono MP3; about 231 seconds of independent rain recur within the 10-minute master.

Rolling thunder, wind and heavy rain from a real Baltic Sea storm. The 10-minute master uses approximately 605 seconds from a longer field recording; the 10-minute cycle repeats during continuous listening.

A real stereo field recording of gentle rain landing on foliage with soft wind and suburban ambience in Leipzig, Germany. The selected source contains approximately 605 seconds of independent recorded sound and plays as a ten-minute approved master.

A natural stereo recording of rain hitting the surface of a small Ontario lake. The approved ten-minute master is assembled from roughly 343 seconds of independently recorded sound and repeats the source approximately twice.

The real Magdalena River near Los Dinamos, south of Mexico City, was recorded in stereo by orlandorizo with a Zoom H5N. Strong continuous water rush rather than individual gentle drips. Owner-approved 600-second source-derived master from a 605-second unique section; the 10-minute master repeats only in longer listening sessions.

A real stereo field recording of the Jadwiżanka stream in Lądek-Zdrój, Poland, originally captured in September 2021. Natural flowing creek water changes irregularly across the soundstage. Owner-approved 600-second source-derived master from a 605-second unique section; the 10-minute master repeats only in longer listening sessions.

A real stereo shoreline recording by Sandy-Ogilvie made with a Tascam DR-05x. Waves travel across the stereo field near distant coastal cliffs and occasional gulls are audible. Owner-approved 600-second source-derived master from a 605-second unique section; the 10-minute master repeats only in longer listening sessions.

An authentic stereo field recording from Bodetal, Harz/Thale, Germany. Recorded by Borgory using a Zoom H5, this source captures a distant flowing stream and birds, not an artificially generated or close-mic bubbling brook. The owner-approved ten-minute MP3 master selects approximately 605 seconds of independent recorded source; extended sessions repeat the ten-minute cycle.

An authentic stereo coastal field recording of breaking waves at Wakanui Beach near Ashburton, New Zealand. The original 45-minute sound was captured by Desmond178 and released under CC0. The owner-approved ten-minute MP3 master selects approximately 605 seconds of independent recorded source; extended sessions repeat the ten-minute cycle.