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'white noise' sound files to reduce distraction?
duus | Mar 23 2007
Hello. I am looking for sound files of things like rain, water, etc, that can be played on ipod gapless and make a continuous relaxing background noise, to use in combination with my noise-reduction headphones. (Music works, of course, but that's distracting, too.) I've poked around on the web, but all my google searches have brought me to junky websites that are badly organized and trying to sell me overpriced sound-effect CDs for movies and stuff, which isn't really what I'm looking for. There must be some people out there who just recorded rain and put it on the web, yeah? Anyone? 14 Comments
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 If you are interested in...Submitted by Craig on March 24, 2007 - 6:57am.
Berko;8669 wrote:
If you are interested in less tonal music, dodecaphonic/12-tone pieces and pieces such as Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celeste offer some of the most rigidly imposed structure for music. It isn't tonal in the traditional sense of the word, so it could be rough on the ears. It might help to read an analysis if you are in any way familiar with music theory. Another interesting, more avant-garde possibility is Steve Reich's Drumming. » POSTED IN:
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