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I find brown or grey noise to be better - I prefer the 'deeper' aspect to it. white/pink is too tinny for my ears.
by lowercased 7y ago
I find brown or grey noise to be better - I prefer the 'deeper' aspect to it. white/pink is too tinny for my ears.
- Imagenuity 7y agoI agree with the brown noise over white or pink noise. Calming and low pitched. Try this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqzGzwTY-6w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqzGzwTY-6w
- Ragib_Zaman 7y agoI agree that brown noise generally sounds more calming and pleasant, for example some people enjoy falling asleep to brown noise. In my personal use case of shutting out external noises, I find that it's only the higher frequencies that can make it through the noise cancelling headphones and earplugs, and pink noise helps my brain ignore those better than brown noise, as it melts into the pink noise more closely. It's definitely worth trying both out, in various environments, to figure out what works best for you.
- lowercased 7y agosure. my personal is a mix of brown and grey with some airline and rain sounds blended in. using the "whitenoise" on iOS and macOS. I think the airline and rain sounds are some of the 'higher' ones that block out other stuff (and I'm usually using qc20 headphones as well).