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If I really need to block out everything I use http://simplynoise.com/ http://simplynoise.com/ and turn the brownian noise all the way up and turn on oscillatio
by arfrank 17y ago
If I really need to block out everything I use http://simplynoise.com/ http://simplynoise.com/ and turn the brownian noise all the way up and turn on oscillation. It both calms me and lets me focus on what I need to do for extended periods.
- rodyancy 17y agoI'm excited about simplynoise.com. Thanks for the tip.
- adityakothadiya 17y agoIf you're an iPhone user, then try NatureSpace app with sounds of natural resources. It's really pleasant, effective, and free too.
- bgray 17y agoThanks! I'll have to try it out. I'm excited about trying the "white noise" idea!
- tjr 17y agoThat is some awesome brown noise. Thanks!
- MikeCapone 17y agoI've tried it for a few minutes and I like it. I've tried downloading the loopable brown noise file, but when I put it on a loop in quicktime there's a break at the end of the loop which is annoying. Anyone knows how to make a seamless loop? edit: I've tried it in iTunes and the break isn't quite as annoying (though still there). You can make it a bit more "full" by playing the website (oscillating) and the loop file at the same time.
- albemuth 17y agoTry with audacity, import the audio file, select a region then I think its shift + space to loop
- MikeCapone 17y agoI've found that - on a Mac - you can simply make a Dashboard widget with it. You have to go in the options and uncheck "Play audio only in dashboard", though.
- arfrank 17y agoTheres a wikipedia article that might have better sounds to loop, although they are shorter I believe: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_of_noise http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_of_noise Also this seems like a perfect excuse to program a solution, if you are so inclined. I've used supercolider in the past and it was easy to pick up quickly. http://www.audiosynth.com/ http://www.audiosynth.com/