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A (very awesome) band called Vulfpeck actually ran an experiment where they released an album called "Sleepify" that contained then 30 second silent tracks and
by bherms 9y ago
A (very awesome) band called Vulfpeck actually ran an experiment where they released an album called "Sleepify" that contained then 30 second silent tracks and asked all of their supporters to stream the album on repeat nightly. Their idea was to do this long enough to be able to fund a free tour. If I remember correctly, they ended up netting like $35,000 or something from this before Spotify removed the album.
- sundvor 9y agoNow imagine if they'd just put a tiny bit of soft white noise-ish ambience on low volume, and they might have had have a real, persistent hit on their hands. (I have started using an air purifier next to the bed to mask noise in the house and it really helps my sleep).
- TeMPOraL 9y ago> soft white noise-ish ambience Pink noise, if anyone's looking. White noise sounds very sharp to me, and I get annoyed by it in few seconds. Pink noise, on the other hand, sounds a bit like sea waves on a beach to me, and I can listen to it indefinitely. A lifesaver at work, when I really need to concentrate.
- sundvor 9y agoAh, yes, thanks for the correction. :) It does make a world of difference to me too.
- Cthulhu_ 9y agoThey could just make a regular album or something cheap (call it "ambient") and just play it with the volume to 0.