In order for nature sounds to start playing choose a sound from drop-down box for one channel and drag the volume slider up.
You can add more nature sounds to composition by choosing other sounds in other channels.
Pan the channel (with horizontal slider) to the left or to the right for stereo effects.
If you want the sound volume to fluctuate instead of playing continuously, click on a drop-down box with a green line and choose one of interrupted lines.
Create sounds composition that you like.
Click on the button "Save as Link" (on the lower part of the Sound Mixer).
You will need to enter the name for your composition (part of the link), your email address (later used to claim authorship) and a confirmation that you are not a robot :).
After saving the composition as a link, you and everyone else will be able to listen to it just by going to a link similar to this one: naturesoundsfor.me/Rain-Sounds.
Create sounds composition that you like.
Click on the button "Export to File" (on the lower part of the Sound Mixer).
Choose the length of the file and click "Next". You will need to wait some time until sound file is prepared.
Click "Save The File" and enter the name for your file.
Files are saved in OGG format. If your media player does not support it, you can convert it to MP3.
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An interesting thing about nature sounds is that people actually like them more than the music produced by a billion dollar industry. If you think about it, music is very subjective - usually people like some genres and dislike others and there is no music that everybody likes. However nature sounds get much wider appreciation - it is hard to find a person that does not like the sound of beach waves crashing against the shore.
Why is that? Perhaps because being in nature, surrounded by pure acoustics of the environment, gives a feeling of overwhelming calm that is hard to experience in urban surroundings. Probably that is related to a human brain reacting positively when exposed to nature sounds. Actually, nature is our ancient environment, so the emotions it produces in our brain with its sounds are among most pleasurable and feels somewhat like “returning home”. So being in nature or listening to relaxing nature sounds can be a great stress relief for the brain, since it is basically coded and shaped at times deep in prehistory when human communities were living in an environment of such sounds.
However with nature sounds being as much appreciated as they are you might still find some sounds a little annoying, too loud, too quiet or too rhythmic. Therefore I have made this nature sounds mixer so that you could create a sound composition exactly by your liking. Each person is different and so are the reasons for using it. But most commonly people use this tool to relax, fall asleep, study (noise blocker) and meditate.
But if you are looking just for some white noise, you should try this resource - white noise.