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Nature Sounds generator
- pstack 16y agoHere's a track I generated that should provide interesting results if you use it to fall asleep to at night: http://naturesoundsfor.me/TooCreepy http://naturesoundsfor.me/TooCreepy
- radu_floricica 16y agoCould use some way of voting/sorting generated tracks. But otherwise awesome.
- tedsbardella 16y agoThis is incredible.
- markeroon 16y agoThis is amazing. Thanks.
- nitefly 16y agoI am a mentor for 4th graders with the Science Club for Girls (http://www.scienceclubforgirls.org/ http://www.scienceclubforgirls.org/). At the beginning of each session we listen to tracks on this site to get everyone calmed down and focused for the weekly activity. They thought it was silly at first, but now they request it!
- doty 16y agoAwesome, until I read down to the end: Maybe the most spectacular results are those achieved by Dr. Masaru Emoto who proved that sound changes the molecular structure of water. Depending on what kind of sound it “hears”, the water structure consciously shows if the sound evokes positive or negative patterns i.e. emotions. Zuh?
- th0ma5 16y agoI wish this had cicadas!
- l0c0b0x 16y agoSimply awesome!
- pixelbath 16y agoThis is one of those things that struck me as genius before I even hit the link, and thought, "Holy crap, why haven't I made something like this?" Than I read the text underneath the Flash portion. Maybe that's why.
- premchai21 16y agoThose of you of a more "hackable machine" bent may find Boodler (http://boodler.org/ http://boodler.org/) interesting to play with as a soundscape generator. I can't comment on how it compares to this Flash app, since I don't have Flash on this machine; I'd be interested to hear such a comparison from someone who's tried both.