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I have no idea about the static noise! Thanks for mentioning, I need to try that. I found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Yb-G7Y9ZR8 https://www.youtube.c

by geekam 12y ago

I have no idea about the static noise! Thanks for mentioning, I need to try that. I found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Yb-G7Y9ZR8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Yb-G7Y9ZR8. Is this what you are talking about? I usually listen to some classical music. It is less distracting than anything else and is pleasant (depending on what you are listening to).

simon_weber 12y ago
http://simplynoise.com http://simplynoise.com is what I use.
- Raphmedia 12y ago
  http://mynoise.net http://mynoise.net is the best if you ask me. You can customize everything.
  - zo1 12y ago
    I second my noise! I've used it quite a lot, and it's very customizable. No idea why SimplyNoise is ontop of search results lately, must be some SEO spamming.
    - doorhammer 12y ago
      Yeah; I've been using simply noise because it was the first thing I found. I'll check out mynoise. I really like being able to modify things because different kinds of noise block different sounds at different levels with varying effectiveness
- brightsize 12y ago
  I'm fond of http://www.noisli.com/ http://www.noisli.com/ myself.
untothebreach 12y ago
I am the opposite, in that static noise just grates on me. I prefer music, but I need it to be familiar (new music is just distracting). I prefer music that I have heard a hundred times, which could be classical music, but could also be Black Sabbath or Dave Brubeck.
- doorhammer 12y ago
  I can't stand it if it's got the really high pitched tones in it, but what simplynoise has as uh -- I think brown noise? -- reminds me of being at my aunt and uncles house that's on a river. They lived right next to a series of small overflows/dams and it sounds a lot like the water rushing over those.
  - untothebreach 12y ago
    Interesting, I will try it out.
wylee 12y ago
I use this sox command: #!/bin/bash play -q -c 2 -n synth brownnoise band -n 1600 1500 tremolo .1 30 You can adjust the frequency and other parameters to suit your environment. Adding tremolo makes it sound a bit like ocean waves.
- noir_lord 12y ago
  That is ingenious, didn't know play had that capability
doorhammer 12y ago
Yeah; I just tried http://mynoise.net/ http://mynoise.net/ and I've used simply noise. SimplyNoise isn't bad but it looks like you can do more with mynoise. I managed to get a curve I really like. Hope it works out for you

by geekam 12y ago

simon_weber 12y ago

http://simplynoise.com http://simplynoise.com is what I use.

Raphmedia 12y ago
http://mynoise.net http://mynoise.net is the best if you ask me. You can customize everything.
- zo1 12y ago
  I second my noise! I've used it quite a lot, and it's very customizable. No idea why SimplyNoise is ontop of search results lately, must be some SEO spamming.
  - doorhammer 12y ago
    Yeah; I've been using simply noise because it was the first thing I found. I'll check out mynoise. I really like being able to modify things because different kinds of noise block different sounds at different levels with varying effectiveness
brightsize 12y ago
I'm fond of http://www.noisli.com/ http://www.noisli.com/ myself.

untothebreach 12y ago

I am the opposite, in that static noise just grates on me. I prefer music, but I need it to be familiar (new music is just distracting). I prefer music that I have heard a hundred times, which could be classical music, but could also be Black Sabbath or Dave Brubeck.

doorhammer 12y ago
I can't stand it if it's got the really high pitched tones in it, but what simplynoise has as uh -- I think brown noise? -- reminds me of being at my aunt and uncles house that's on a river. They lived right next to a series of small overflows/dams and it sounds a lot like the water rushing over those.
- untothebreach 12y ago
  Interesting, I will try it out.

wylee 12y ago

I use this sox command: #!/bin/bash play -q -c 2 -n synth brownnoise band -n 1600 1500 tremolo .1 30 You can adjust the frequency and other parameters to suit your environment. Adding tremolo makes it sound a bit like ocean waves.

noir_lord 12y ago
That is ingenious, didn't know play had that capability

doorhammer 12y ago

Yeah; I just tried http://mynoise.net/ http://mynoise.net/ and I've used simply noise. SimplyNoise isn't bad but it looks like you can do more with mynoise. I managed to get a curve I really like. Hope it works out for you