Pink Noise: 100% Pure Sound For Relaxation, Increased Concentration

www.naturesoundsmp3.net/free-p... Check Out The Best Recorded Pink Noise Video On KZbin. Pink Noise is used by lots of people for relaxation, masking of external sounds, improving concentration, soothing of colic and for the masking of tinnitus.
Put this on quality in the backfround, and if you can use a good pair of speakers or heapdhones to hear the bassier parts of this pink noise sounds.
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[@CeramicQuill]

I have misophonia. This is perfection. THANK YOU. BLESS YOUR SOUL.

[@timeabandoned2582]

Perrrrfect, currently got it playing as someone beside me is eating :/ this helped so muchh, playing loud music hurts after a while~

[@LeonComite]

Yeah. Totally relaxing...

[@dvh3113]

I can't sleep without pink noise, at all. A simple fan does the trick for me.

[@drownincum]

I'm only 13 years old and I listen to this. I can't believe the music my generation listens to. I will keep music like this alive and well

[@Darughst]

This noise actually really relaxes me.

[@Scorponizer]

This actually helps cancel out the humming noise from the computer fans.

[@blink-df1eo]

i don't doubt it

[@ClaireConrad]

To overcome distracting ambient conversations, both those I can hear clearly and those that are indistinct but vexatious in their own way, I first tried white noise--did not completely mask the conversations. This pink noise is working on the faraway conversations. When the person in the next cube has another loud conversation, I will try this again. You are a Favorite!

[@ihearttube]

Thank you whoever posted this. The clip helped me through many essay writtings and studying for finals.

[@LavaGlacier]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. Almost ten minutes of the most relaxing sound I think i have ever heard. I could fall asleep to this!! Right now Im using it for study..... Try using sterio headphones with the NOISE CANCELLING turned ON!!! You will be impressed.

[@Boaware9999]

Everyone with misophonia needs this!

[@jessbackbay6220]

I like this a lot - it drowns out the noise from the neighbors' noisy kids while I'm trying to write. Thank You .. very much.

[@sweetheartricka7122]

god i love the sound of either a fan, blow dryer, rushing water, etc. I honestly cnt sleep without the noise. lol

[@tomtom98]

Am I the only person who is SCARED of this noise?

[@saerain]

Yeah, pink noise makes me super anxious, it's the worst. White noise is just annoying. Brown noise is like a massage for my brain.

[@CrankCase08]

This would likely cause me to have a nightmare if listened to whilst sleeping.

[@piperali119]

It's making my heart beat really really fast...

[@kajag5232]

It's unnerving, to say the least.

[@winfr34k]

The crazy shit is: it really works. I have tinnitus, and whenever I switch between this and the white noise, then, after some time the tinnitus is lots quieter. Thank you!!

[@Febeleh]

The thoughts in my brain, constant in nature, have ceased momentarily. This is peace. Thank you. I looked this up to burn in my Beyerdynamic DT770's and DT990's, but got so much more.

[@MrWilfridoElite]

I hear the sea :p im the only one?

[@lizmoore1947]

It sounds like the ocean.

[@MultavaterDude81]

I saw an article on pink noise recently so i had to check it out, since I have trouble falling asleep. Here's what I discovered. 1. It doesn't seem much different than white noise. 2. Why would I want to fall asleep feeling like I'm trapped in a dead TV channel. 3. I went and downloaded a track called "Rain for sleep and relaxation." Seriously, I find sounds like, wind, thunder, waves, and rain much more soothing. Static noise just feels cold and dead.

[@Mel7vc]

This is meant to work wonders to soothe crying babies, so thanks! I will try this out on my 7- week old soon :-)

[@bookwormdraughn123]

Dude, this is like sleeping with a fan on! Awesome!

[@jaydeygaga]

this really helps with my hyperacusis, thankyou.

[@OwlheartXx]

I need to listen to all the colors of the rainbow.

[@daleprice5346]

Great sample of Pink Noise.

[@graycalls]

Oh, this is perfect. It just blocks everything out, I can barely hear myself typing this!

[@amandacourtney4893]

I'm listening to this and white noise at the same time :D it sounds like im standing next to a waterfall while its raining.

[@Patrick7Star]

I love how it sounds like the ocean

[@purdoy25]

sounds like heavy rain

[@Rste91]

best album of the year

[@m00iesteaua]

Oh Jesus how can pink noise be used to relax? It's stressing me out. :)) Thank God I only have to use it when calibrating my speakers.

[@pHappyfeet]

Weird, when I listen to this for long enough, I begin to hear cries of agony and the sound of fire and blood being boiled. It may just be in my head, but the other night listening to this sound, I awoke after 4 hours to the sound of someone distinctly whispering "Fire" into my left ear. I swear I could even feel breath, but no one was there.

[@ubermatik]

Bullshit.

[@arjunratnadev]

pHappyfeet Why did you keep your name as Happyfeet when youre a sadistic fuck damn dude you even mourn to neutral sounds!!

[@saerain]

So, I have this schizophrenic friend, and you... you might want to be evaluated for schizophrenia.

[@wyattx008]

Too bad it wasn't just relaxing.

[@_kleine]

You were visited by the trumpet skeleton of the abyss. Good bones and calcium will come to you. But only if you say 'thank mr skeltal'

[@immadodgeguy]

mmm this sounds like professional audio equipment being tuned to a room. pink noise is a great tool

[@mnnomad1870]

Black Sabbath is more relaxing

[@goodbyecruelworld8857]

\m/

[@SWATPhantom]

You have the freedom to watch (or hear) whatever you want. Every people is different. It's just my opinion

[@twanachick5810]

I think this is what used to occur when the television stations went off line late at night. Maybe they played it then to help us all sleep, since all the four stations went off line at night.

[@TheTrustedComputer]

666,666 views! What a rare occurrence.

[@richspencer1103]

Ryan TTC that means that you were number 666,666. that would freak me out a little. lol

[@phenomenom20]

AH YES! This is great!

[@seanevanslovesdrums]

thanks for this, just got a new set of speakers and im testing them in my room to see which type of absorption panels i need :)

[@ayyylmao4746]

Is this Darude - Sandstorm (Low Quality Cut)?

[@jamesmcasey]

i'm trying to find the lyrics??? can anyone help?

[@tirednwired]

Lyrics: fuck you

[@1337fraggzb00N]

Yes

[@northwestborn]

I listen to this for study sound. It sounds like I'm in some kind of aircraft.

[@rixterz11]

wow i actually feel calmer!

[@lw7894]

And I also want to say that is so disappointing that there is no way to download the longer version of this, because it the best pink noise I have heard yet.

[@SilverStrings25]

The voices in my head are drowned out

[@IVIaiko]

the solo was epic

[@mizget]

actually helps me study and concentrate better

[@nickycream]

Been dancing to this all night

[@eldoradoveinte]

Thank you bro'!... I've been searching this for many years! Finally I found it. =)

[@cobaltslayer]

yay! this actually drowns out my roommates snoring, I may get some sleep after all.

[@navarrov]

Calmed me down. Never would have known...

[@epzik8]

the full version of this is 1 hour, nice...

[@hannahff]

omg i found out i might have hyperacusis today and this seems to be helping me thanks

[@JoeyBerryhooves]

Doing that was so relaxing, thank you.

[@alphadelta12121979]

its the same as waves at sea shore.....its really peaceful

[@0Phantomcrest0]

I heard this is good for breaking into new headphones/speakers so i have had it on repeat... Some headphones get better quality after 50-200 hours of usage. I also noticed that it can actually be relaxing it you play it at a low volume... something like a background noise... I have it on volume 10/100 on my laptop and it masks my crying siblings very well

[@jeannienesby8463]

MMMMMM LOVE IT

[@GenericEvilMob]

Thumbs up if you're on this page because you actually like listening to this.

[@durflust]

I saw these guys back in the 60s.

[@ImBigJase]

SO RELAXED

[@flybywire09]

this helps me go to sleep. thanks.

[@VictoriaMarie998]

pretty fantastic

[@ScottBeattyProSound]

@1216saab White noise is balanced so that each frequency has equal loudness. So 1hz to 100hz same loudness as from 101 to 200hz. The ear hears octaves meaning that 1 to 100 is the same "weight' as 101 to 300. Pink noise makes the loudness of each octave the same, reducing the harsh high end of white noise and giving a more balanced sound that reflects human hearing. Both white and pink noise cover all frequencies of the audible spectrum.

[@BlakeStar100]

wow i feel relax now

[@ksespeedfox]

lol I had my volume up and this scared the crap outta me!

[@mrzipdisk]

thanks!

[@brrrmanza]

This sounds like a crap cell phone's playback of the ocean at night...

[@fuegovioleta]

brrrmanza 😂

[@Spiritsearcher101]

Nice!!

[@2klodu95]

White noise has equal power across all frequencies. Pink noise has power that is inversely proportional to the frequency i.e the higher the frequency the quieter it becomes.

[@RSerimar]

Ooh I like this. I've been looking for a sound clip that will keep me from hearing my brother play Xbox 360 on the other side of the room... Thanks!

[@brooksdanielgary]

It's the sound of a waterfall. Nothing more.

[@jackiv1000]

Somehow I find this relaxing

[@jocakenyeres5298]

i love that song

[@flytape8490]

what's interesting is how the compression artifacts adding a secondary noise signal to the recording.

[@kaykentucky]

why did i get this: You 404’d it. Gnarly, dude.

[@mysteriousDSF]

it's actually pretty relaxing, but my fav one was grey noise.

[@xavierclarke5940]

lol whitenoise is what the television use to sound like . pink noise is all frequency's boosted so all freuency sound the same to the human ear :).. and well the effects it has on me is better concentration.. not sure about sleeping.. but its very close to the sound of rain hitting my roof.. that always puts me to sleep :).

[@robthelob123]

this is relaxing almost like ocean noise crashin on ashore line

[@ProJanitor]

This will be a music genre in 2231 AD

[@awesumdude78]

This is my favorite ringtone

[@DeedeePalulu]

Thumbs up for people actually spending money on this or trying to flag this video as "copyright" infringement

[@seek83]

For those on smartphones just grab a free pink noise app - the signal will be consistent etc. and you can set the time limit. One called Burn In is fine, on iPhone.

[@mrzipdisk]

can you make this exactly same thing only like 10 hours long? this my favorite one so far and i've looked at the longer ones.

[@ClaireWhiteheadIrl]

I find this helps with study. Drowns out all the background noises like cars, lights humming or people talking that usually distract me. Maybe its just cos im ADD...

[@Boopbopbang]

Yeaaahhh. Me too :D

[@JonCole]

You don't "need" to burn in any headphones, but practically any halfway decent ones benefit from it.

[@WillWolfson]

@jgaleeg17 Actually both white and (particularly) pink noise have had well-documented soothing effects on people, especially the young. But you are right, Pink noise/other sine-based sound are used a lot for sound equipment. I've also seen it even used in electronic music. Way to keep an open mind though.

[@invectrum]

why do i like this? i like waterfalls?

[@LastChanceHere]

This is NOISY (to me though). Sounds like the traffic outside my window on a rainy day.

[@aciid_0]

Welcome to the internet, Lori. Try a mp3 converter like mp3fiber, vid2mp3, convertmemp3, flvto

[@illfaptothis333]

wow. It sounds like traffic, the ocean, rain, I don't know!

[@Megapuffinmuffin]

Its Giving me a headache, but its ADDICTIVE! ;)

[@gartenbahner]

With it one can test very well the sturgeon sound reduction of hearing aids!

[@killzoomer]

I dont understand how the fuck this could be relaxing or helps you concentrate!!!

[@courtneyodo]

I listen to this while I do my homework. My house is loud and I can't concentrate with music. thanks! (:

[@TheShadowSpartan1]

white noise contains equal power per-cycle. pinl noise is rolled off at high frequencies so that it contains equal power per-octave

[@mastercheif462]

In a weird sort of way, this is kind of nice to hear

[@DrsTimo]

@TiramisuType White noise is "natural noise" so white noise is random. Pink noise on the other hand has the same amount of noise in all areas of frequency. therefor pink noise can be very helpful when you are trying to eliminate acoustic effects created by the room or hall you are in.

[@2klodu95]

about to do the same with new speakers :)

[@jonashaglund]

There's actually devices for sale that produce different kinds of noise to aid with sleep, relieve tinnitus and other purposes. There's apps for sale as well I believe, that produce different shades of noise.

[@killzoomer]

I don't understand how the fuck this could be relaxing or helps you concentrate!!

[@xMaverickFPS]

its because its pink noise, not white noise.. its mainly used for testing audio engineering equipment

[@Rutgerman95]

Much better than white noise. White noise just annoys me