low marimba

with bass boost/treble reduction is even better

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    8 days ago

    The sound of water flowing through rapids.

    My grandma¹s house is built right next to a small river, this was the sound that put me to sleep every night.

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    9 days ago

    The save room music in resident evil 4.

    Jokes aside my most relaxing sound is heavy rain on a tin roof. Followed by cats purring.

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    thats hard but my top three is a light rain storm so just a bit of far away thunder, waves, and campfire. I have found some recordings of a compfire on a beach in a rainstorm and its just the best.

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      I had MP3 tracks for my car dedicated to this sound effect (both Enterprise and Voyager). With the subs, you could really feel it. Very soothing.

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    Wind blowing though pine trees.

    I have this memory from when I was a kid. I was standing in the middle of the woods at my grandparents, watching big fluffy snow flakes fall around me. The only sound I could hear was a light breeze blowing through the pine trees. I don’t know why but it almost felt magical. To this day I still love that sound.

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    9 days ago

    Crashing waves at the beach. Seagulls are little assholes but they add to the effect for me

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    I can’t decide, there are too many:

    Mongolian throat singing with little to no instruments.

    The sound of a plane cabin (I think its brown or pink noise)

    The fire crackling of a fire place or furnace.

    Ocean waves or waterfall or river noise.

    Slowly and softly played piano.

    A stew slowly cooking.

    Sound of gentle brushing your head hair.

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    Locally, indoors? Silence.

    I like to be able to hear whatever is going on outside. Ideally, that would also be silence, but if something is going on outside, I like to be alert and aware of it.

    I’ll also take a little rain and occasional thunder outside, as usually people aren’t acting a fool outside during rainy weather.