Pink Noise for Ten Hours of Ambient Sound Blocker Masker - Burn In - Relaxation

[@dalesnale]

Welcome to the original Pink Noise Ten Hour release on KZbin, the beginnings of the sonic journey of Noise Ambient channel. You can be a part of the ongoing weekly releases of ambient sound and noise by subscribing. It's a free way to grow this community and see how far we've come since 2012. Cheers🎧

[@ISGODLIGHT]

Well said! Thankyou -OSIRIS

[@AVENGX1]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@LordGwynn]

does anyone have the lyrics

[@MrFaulkner42]

+LordGwynn Better yet, where's the music video?

[@mjgotcha29]

+Chris Faulkner ohh my good sir. why this is the music video.

[@TheToaMaster]

+The Shy Flower lol

[@AI-Heaven-Hell]

That is really funny comment.(LOL)

[@BearlydevGames]

WHAT?! i can't hear you!

[@veronica-sq6vb]

The fact that you still come back and like comments even after so long is so heartwarming and wholesome. ♥

[@dalesnale]

It's fun and inspiring to read the comments and hang out with listeners.

[@thammyvandewiel8240]

@@dalesnale d

[@carijun]

@@thammyvandewiel8240 d

[@Jojozy]

@@carijun d

[@Memeathon_Dev]

@veronica-sq6vb you have become one of those comments lol

[@venvn0]

Apparently, Pink Noise can be used to reset the ears of music producers to avoid being biased while mixing and mastering.

[@dalesnale]

So this is one of the main reasons I created it. After recording sessions, I like to listen to non-music and cleanse the listening palette.

[@Seth-hc2bj]

thats what I'm doing now!

[@neuroticgurl0295]

ill keep that in mind when i go off to uni, thanks!

[@rhaigo]

Thats the poooint

[@ryanwaniata690]

Great for testing ANC headphones as well.

[@POLYAL0899]

after waking up it was still playing and i fell asleep again i have now been asleep since 2012

[@avalouise5223]

wake up its 2019

[@keiahnigbruder1453]

We are the Lavenders youve gotta shout: WAKE UP ITS 2019 NIGGAAARR!!!!!!!

[@katrina4155]

ITS 2019! WAKE UP

[@vaishalirandheer3048]

U woke in 2017?! Bro it's 2019

[@Hap6605]

Wake up its 2020

[@theomccalla3570]

For anyone with Tinnitus, put this on in the background when your at work, or doing school work. It drowns out the ringing and really helps you focus. Life Saver!

[@CallmeCalypso]

Violet noise is better for drowning out tinitus

[@CheapCheerful]

Same, much better than white.

[@williambeatty1818]

Image rounded out by the still listening to a noise you need something to help you think no ringing no static no fuzziness thanks anyway?

[@spase667]

Can I just say that I've been using your 10 hour pink noise track to sleep for nearly three years now? I can't imagine trying to sleep without it! Thank you, you've made a huge impact on my quality of life.

[@lennartstip6395]

just watch out with falling asleep with headphones.. even at low volumes a long period of sound can damage your ears

[@stevenjansen5415]

You know you can use a pink noise application that doesn't use up internet bandwidth all the time?

[@haileydyck633]

you’ve been using it for 6 years now, that’s crazyyyyy

[@spase667]

@@stevenjansen5415 I downloaded the file from his website.

[@قورناسد]

​@@spase667 you used it with headphons ? Does it hurt you ears

[@elektra81516]

The drop is at 2:54:31 if anyone is wondering

[@MixxC]

*thank you*

[@UNSTOPPABLE777]

appreciate it

[@johncooprr1068]

Louis Greenland lol

[@mrzazzaable]

Just what i came for

[@LuniHitzBillz]

lol I actually clicked jt

[@ReCodeDetro]

I think I started to understand the meaning of life at 5:24:15. Why my girlfriend wouldn't stop talking, Where my dog goes when he runs away, When the release of HL3 is. How magnets worked, When the Polar vortex returns, Why water taste the way it does. Man thank you. This is what I needed my whole life.

[@neppent6244]

So? Spit it. When's half life 3 coming out? Everyone needs to know this.

[@JonathanChute]

Water tastes the way it does because it's chemical makeup is different from that of your own Saliva. While your mouth is accustomed to the way your saliva tastes when water enters into your mouth you taste the difference between what you are accustomed to and what is being introduced. H20 doesn't have much in the form of taste, but as it washes away saliva the lack of taste causes the sensation of taste that you are experiencing.

[@keiahnigbruder1453]

Jonathan Chute I think you are making this up

[@cashers1404]

@@neppent6244 same💀

[@acc373r4t0r]

You ask me for a hamburger. My attempt to reciprocate is cut brutally short as my body experiences a sudden lack of electrons. Across a variety of hidden dimensions you are dismayed. John Lennon hands me an apple, but it slips through my fingers. I am reborn as an ocelot. You disapprove. A crack echoes through the universe in defiance of conventional physics as cosmological background noise shifts from randomness to a perfect A Flat. Children everywhere stop what they are doing and hum along in perfect pitch with the background radiation. Birds fall from the sky as the sun engulfs the earth. You hesitate momentarily before allowing yourself to assume the locus of all knowledge. Entropy crumbles as you peruse the information contained within the universe. A small library in Phoenix ceases to exist. You stumble under the weight of everythingness, Your mouth opens up to cry out, and collapses around your body before blinking you out of the spatial plane. You exist only within the fourth dimension. The fountainhead of all knowledge rolls along the ground and collides with a small dog. My head tastes sideways as spacetime is reestablished, you blink back into the corporeal world disoriented, only for me to hand you a hamburger as my body collapses under the strain of reconstitution. The universe has reasserted itself. A particular small dog is fed steak for the rest of its natural life. You die in a freak accident moments later, and your soul works at the returns desk for the Phoenix library. You disapprove. Your disapproval sends ripples through the inter-dimensional void between life and death. A small child begins to cry as he walks toward the stairway where his father stands.

[@lauralamis3343]

this sounds like - a rainy day - leaves of a tree moving because of the wind - a swimmingpool - tv statics - cars driving over wet asphalt - airplane when you’re on the very top - sitting in a train - at a beach

[@Healthdencommunity]

No waterfall? Whattt I can hear the water fall in it

[@AJ_Deadshow]

@@Healthdencommunity A small waterfall, somewhat far away. Listen to brown noise for what sounds more like a real loud waterfall

[@lazylaurablue]

A rocky stream in the Lake District

[@rajeshreddy3021]

In one word.... Radio without signal

[@Kevin-lw2gp]

Don’t forget about fatal gas leakage

[@EwanWills]

It's cool how you still read the comments after 8 years.

[@stangloudemans4777]

Jaaaaa doe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Asjeblieft 🥺

[@yennyranda4274]

3 years later

[@Kaydenandava]

Fr

[@GermaphobeMusic]

i liked the part where it went wsssshhhh

[@kinsleyreeser5902]

Germaphobe me too

[@Tutoriais292]

Minute?

[@Chris-uu9ce]

@@Tutoriais292 i think it's uhhh... *i think it's a carrot*

[@3bigbignig-abandoned]

Me too maen.

[@lovefifteen15]

Jovem Totalitário 5:45:21 ;)

[@JeeperSteve]

When I was a kid we had 9 tv channels that played this all day long. The other 3 actually had real programming.

[@dalesnale]

Real programming back then was morning game shows, Soap Operas, Brady Bunch, Gilligan's Island, cartoons, News, Sitcoms at night. It was next level "nothing to watch on TV".

[@Pooperingcrunchy]

My friends: what do you listen to Me: its hard to explain

[@dalesnale]

That's me explaining my channel to friends. lol. Glad we all have found one another.

[@ashlynfox7158]

“chhhhhhhhh”

[@Pooperingcrunchy]

@@ashlynfox7158 yeye i like that part

[@clover1169]

@@Pooperingcrunchy nice killua pfp

[@Pooperingcrunchy]

@@clover1169 thanks :D

[@introverdant]

This is great. It sounds like rain or a waterfall. So many times I've gone to nature sound videos to get rain sounds but then a bird shriek or a horrible gong or something else will give me a heart attack. I've suffered from sound sensitivity all my life, it's gotten a lot worse with chronic illness added to my life. I appreciate this, thanks!

[@Michael-ke8on]

+introverdant Lol.

[@roundtriptoheaven1848]

God Bless you weak heart.

[@달토깽-x2x]

Sorry for replying to a 2-year-old comment, but you might want to check these out: mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/whiteRainNoiseGenerator.php mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/rainNoiseGenerator.php

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

This is terrifying to me

[@indawgwetrust4255]

Or a pirate going YARGHH MAYTEE?? kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3m9dql9rreDetU

[@beckiejbrown]

This makes me feel incredibly dizzy (not sleepy, almost nauseous!).

[@mdude2765]

A Beckie0 in the wild :0

[@stangloudemans4777]

Zzzzzz Sssssss 🥳😴😴😴😴

[@stangloudemans4777]

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[@glitchy9613]

@@stangloudemans4777 I think it made you TOO nauseous. Or you're a 5 year old.

[@elementix2713]

ik m late but pink noise isnt for relaxing ...white noise is

[@thebrainwavehub]

It seems that this sound is the answer to a lot of life’s problems :)

[@aroosameherban4559]

Yea

[@HorseTheImpaler]

As someone who is dealing with hyperacusis, I cannot thank you enough for these videos. They have done wonders in becoming more comfortable with the condition and I am happy to say that I am recovering.

[@andrewboyle1723]

Austin I was told by ENT about a year ago I may have recruitment ,some say it's similar to H. whatever..... it's a problem we have with loud noise and I used to play in rock bands,,, does this help? How long have you been listening to it ? and every day? thanks

[@topperharley1337]

@@andrewboyle1723 Hi Andrew. How are you doing? Hyperakusis and Recruitment are two different things. Hyperakusis is a mailfunction of a part in the brain during the hearing process. It can be retrained with white or pink nose. Recruitment is a damage of parts in your ear, often cause by loud music or simply by aging. Recruitment is the damage of parts (the inner ear hairs) which are responsible for the hearing of difference frequencies. R. can be very unpleasant as often some frequencies are heard quieter while other are too loud or distorted. This kind of damage can not be retrained but you can get help to deal with the hearing problem psychologically and hearing aids are also an option. But pink noise or white noise can not retrain physically damage. So to the other readers: please make sure what kind of illness you have before you train with pink or white noise. (Sorry for bad english, im not a native speaker)

[@a.d.7922]

did you get DI-sentisized to the other sounds?

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

This is terrifying to me

[@freedomfighter8109]

@@topperharley1337 We can heal it if FX322 will pass by clinical trials.

[@whaaaa869]

Why does no one make true music like this anymore... One of the best pieces of music i've heard in my life...

[@scarlettox]

Lo

[@agamaz5650]

looooooool

[@dalesnale]

After making 1000 music albums, this is my magnum opus :)

[@lawanddalatieh]

I like how youtube resumes the video for me at the exact moment I left it at.

[@GenericInternetter]

it's so you dont miss any lyrics

[@dalesnale]

This cracks me up too

[@vanya9594]

same

[@GradyBaby13]

because youtube loves you

[@cheemsburg1828]

this feels like sprite

[@dalesnale]

Gonna get on a bubbly recording soon. In the meantime, here is fizz:kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3m8ioSChManjsU

[@aroosameherban4559]

Yea it does

[@Livingmybestlife7]

It actually does!

[@likeaphoenix6]

Lol exactly, you speak my brain

[@mimisilvertongue9665]

This pink noise is addictive. I slept for 15 hours straight. My life is complete. Thankyou 🙏🙏🙏

[@dalesnale]

It sort of is :)

[@قورناسد]

With headphon while sleeping can i use it ?

[@melanieburke2716]

I'm so glad I found this video. I really can't stand the sound of people eating so I usually eat dinner by myself, but I have this playing through my earbuds and I'm eating dinner with my family! all the sounds that make me anxious are blocked out but the conversation still comes through! thank goodness!

[@dalesnale]

melanie burke Another amazing use of the noise! Thanks for commenting and listening!

[@emailme23]

melanie burke people eating sounds like people using the bathroom lol

[@dalesnale]

And why pink noise is not used in restrooms (besides a few in Japan) is a mystery.

[@alicesmith8134]

+melanie burke Misophonia, if you weren't aware.

[@amybeth5776]

OMG I am the same way! I also loathe hearing other people breathe loud, snore, etc...my dad is the worst. Over 25 years ago, I was desperate to drown out his horrible snoring and finally discovered the box fan. Back then I was the only one I knew that did that and everyone thought I was weird, but now everyone uses white noise...I love your idea of white noise in earbuds while at dinner, I am absolutely going to do that! 😎

[@Adamisgood24]

I am using this to not hear my dad talk his drunken, hateful, and disrespectful words towards me. So far, so good!

[@cam0987]

Move out

[@jordanjonescelestialwaffle1698]

​@@cam0987 no. he done that already, **THREE YEARS EARLIER**

[@girlthattalkstoomuch9425]

twinning

[@Adamisgood24]

@@cam0987 I did.

[@Adamisgood24]

@@jordanjonescelestialwaffle1698 Good point, man.

[@jokebrouwer4118]

I've been having tinnitus since beginning 2019 and I have not been able to sleep without the Pink Noise track--it's exactly right for me. Thanks!

[@Nonameisback999]

"I only listen to real music"

[@NSjojoe]

c

[@Tocaraca]

w

[@dalesnale]

We all listen to noise in our surroundings everyday, but are not always aware of it.

[@Nonameisback999]

dalesnale that's true, it kinda sounds like heavy rain.

[@andrewsmicroscope]

@@seangilmore355 damn sean gilmore 7 months ago you knew what was up. Sounds like the language of superintelligent insectoid aliens.

[@LivingDownUnder]

my favourite part is at 5:19:53... beatiful!

[@adamtaylor1739]

The way it swells.... brings a tear to my eye every time :-)

[@jamesjameson7635]

divingbert bro what I don't get it ?

[@shreyaskarthik9602]

"It's a joke"

[@RhetoricalSyndicate]

hahahaaaa

[@AnabethalightASMR]

beat-i-ful! ba dum chhhhuh

[@lisal8887]

its amazing how this sounds like nature. there is a reason people need stimulation to sleep better. they have removed everything natural from their surroundings

[@dalesnale]

So true. Noise imitates nature.

[@danielparker3842]

I really like pink noise as it sounds a lot like a waterfall and really helps me to get a good nights rest. I've been trying different ambient sounds like the spaceships on another channel but found pink noise is best for me so far. A couple of nights ago I went to bed with no ambient sound from my PC speakers and woke up feeling as if I hardly had any rest at all. Just bleh (if you know what I mean). Then last night I put on the pink noise and woke up feeling quite rested like I used too when I was a lot younger (I'm 63). Now I'm running this one and I picture in my minds eye a beautiful waterfall and I just know it's going to be another good nights rest. Thanks.

[@PectusCarinatum]

Tried Aphex Twin?

[@warlockboyburns]

Im doing an experiment where i've done a hearing test on myself, then I increased the frequences on my equalizer to match my good hearing, and now I'm playing pink noise at full blast for 3 weeks and by the end of it I'll have perfectly balanced hearing and I will hear the truth of the world.

[@ConDude25]

how did this go? I need to know!

[@dalesnale]

I have read a recent article to the nature of certain frequencies re-stimulating neuro-pathways of damaged frequencies. How is it going? Make sure it is not blasting enough to cause further damage. And Thanks for listening and commenting.

[@andypolk4933]

hey guys! i struggle with tinitus myself. any luck on this? cheers

[@bucklemonster21994]

this helps to mask annoying sounds in the environment. thanks

[@008abdullah]

i wanna thank dalesnale for this assortment of noises. i've been suffering from tinnitus for 2 months now and it's been driving me crazy, it's like this high pitched continuous beep inside my head that won't stop, but listening to any of the noises on this channel really helps mask this tinnitus (though the effect lasts only as long as you're listening to the noise), but it's helped keep some of my sanity. so thank you once more.

[@andrewboyle1723]

RapidSausage me 2

[@Joanna-sk7bg]

I've had it for two months as well. it's horrible.

[@Jawnae]

+RapidSausage I've had it severely for 6 years and will have it all my days. Stay strong.

[@kmasouss8449]

Ive had it for two months as well as hyperacusis and im 15

[@dalesnale]

Thank You. More to come.

[@DPatelart]

I'm here because I happened to mention my tinnitus to a kind aquaintance who recommeded this. I already feel so the calm even feeling in my body. I have had severe tinnitus for ten years and since then have been learning to cope with the effects on my body. Thank you!

[@replo3119]

I've had pretty bad tinnitus for years and hardly anything can give me a break from the ringing but this helps, it blends well with it so it's like it isn't there anymore.

[@angelvision555]

thats so cool (not that you have tinnitus but that you found something that helps 😁)

[@Whoismyname999]

I have tinnitus too, but this just made it worse.

[@jeremyclarksonfragrance]

thank you for making America great again. this noise is draining the swamp in my ears. tremendous!

[@Brendini27]

Why is this so funny?

[@styx123456]

I have the wonderful combination of Tinnitus and Hyperacusis. I am going through a very long, very loud spike. 6 months and counting. Listening to this helps to mask it. Thank you for uploading this.

[@dalesnale]

You are welcome. It was through the creation of the noise series I learned about hyperacusis. Other listeners with that condition have enjoyed . kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6ibfquwgbKpqa8 -Sweeping Pink Noise. Thanks for commenting.c

[@dougsmith4999]

Some cites are worse. When I return to my home city the ringing is so loud that I don't understand why it is not on the news. It comes from cell towers. It effects mood and it does behavior modification. This pink seems to help block it for me the best.

[@thishandleistaken1011]

+Doug Smith Radio waves are impossible to hear. They're not sound.

[@samueljames7071]

It could be coil whine from transformers.

[@TheSolistGamer]

Are you young? If yes, you have a chance to make your hearing back to normal. Just take a stop from listening anything, or either stop listening to music very loudly. Music (when having a hearing trauma and after a trauma) should be the quietest possible. It's hard to live with that but trust me, it's well worth it. Also when outside wear hearing protection, since everyone likes screaming on the streets. This healed me, seriously! I just hope you all have a chance to cure it.

[@jonathanbagley8513]

Have now been using this for a year as a noise blocker. I prefer it to all the others I've tried. A big improvement on white noise. Thanks.

[@filmmandoo]

Burning in my AKG Q701. About 40 hours so far with the combination of some other sounds. Thank you for the great pink noise sound!!

[@SolarisCMU]

You helped me survive the pandemic with loud neighbors on three sides. You're a life saver.

[@dalesnale]

Glad to hear! :)

[@Vick615]

its not loud neighbors its tinnitus. :)

[@anchorwithazero]

@@Vick615 well, it can be loud neighbors too pink noise isnt JUST for tinnitus

[@Kevin-lw2gp]

This sound digs up memories from past camp outs I had during my time in scouts, especially the ones where there was a rushing river nearby. Nostalgic.

[@dalesnale]

I walk the dogs along a creek . When we pass a waterfall feature, my mind goes to a happy place too. Memories.

[@robbienelson-no9dw]

Listening to every singled coloured noise at once. It is actually great for studying, blocks out all sound, and is relaxing.

[@dalesnale]

That's awesome. Here is a video where many noise colors are combined for those that wish to experience this sound: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooDakmWcosedjbM

[@lazylaurablue]

I've tried white noise and found it rather irritating. I couldn't sleep with this going either but I really loved listening to it. I could almost imagine I was camping near a stream in the lake District. I had to turn it off before I slept but I had a full 8 hours of unbroken sleep afterwards. Will repeat the experiment tonight.

[@indrajitdutta5774]

I got my ringing in ear (tinnitus) in 2014 after a Slayer gig. Recently got a spike in ringing playing my bass in a lockdown jam session with some friends. This really helped me sleep for last one week!! My ringing mellowed down a bit also. Never knew pink noise is so soothing....its like white noise with low bass rumbles. God bless you @dalesnale , thanks a lot man.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks ID. My ears feeling better not working as a live sound engineer the past year, with a few loud sessions and rehearsals. Sometimes noise is soothing and blocks or even interrupts the ringing, which the brain sometimes leaves on 'auto-complete' well after a loud environment has subsided. (At least that's one contemporary neurological theory of what's going on with tinnitus)

[@camoneal2000]

I have listened to this every single night for the past year or so atleast I can remember. You get all my views my man every single night

[@brittanyherrera7791]

This sound helps me sooo much with the constant ringing in my ears.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening Brittany

[@qonniehara1673]

I have used this to sleep for a few months now. It's perfect and Its always nice to wake up and see how many hours it's been on for. And I always fall asleep

[@sst7433]

This is great. Masks my misophonia triggers like a charm, no more rage and frustration when I have to share space with other people and their weird noises.

[@carijun]

this

[@eelio8469]

eyy a fellow misophoniac

[@sabasaysmeow]

oi stop looking at comments and do your work!

[@CaptainHeadcrab]

No

[@adamtaylor1739]

Comments are so good to look at tho....

[@a-bird-lover]

Saba I don't want to do my homework...

[@jmessenger919]

You caught me.

[@juliapeters2388]

you caught me as well lol

[@honey-zq9mo]

Listened to this everyday to help me revise for my A levels- thank you so much!

[@youtert]

This is very relaxi-----ALL GLORY TO THE HYNPOTOAD

[@Garzaenelaire]

youtert jajajajajaja mierdaaa

[@1M_Subs_x_0_Videos]

Hypnotoad?😂😂😂

[@TheAbevalle]

Hail the hypnotoad

[@waylan2454]

This is hypnosis?

[@robertc.1958]

@@1M_Subs_x_0_Videos That was a reference to the brilliant, animated comedy / sci-fi series "Futurama" [ 1999 - 2003 ( Fox, ) 2008 - 2013 ( Comedy Central. ) ]

[@thaj15]

Beautiful to find a nice and long video clip of pink noise. This is my preferred 'go-to' for tinnitus therapy. Absolutely does my damaged hearing a world of good each night. Thanks.

[@dalesnale]

After years of comments like yours, I made some tinnitus specific noise maskers found here: kzbin.info/aero/PLHT0KXyNdGc5Aluur6R82OIdW9DB6E-gf

[@penelopeludwig]

thank you.. i’m actually serious i suffer from severe misophonia and this helped calm me and fall asleep..

[@CaroleUCoope]

This does help to drown out my tinnitus at night. I usually use a fan, but this is good, and great if you go somewhere there isnt a fan!

[@abdullahalani3451]

same here:)

[@REWS777]

B..baby? Is that you?

[@sanstheskeleton3303]

Carole Coope R U ME IN A DIFFERENT UNUVERSE OR WHAT

[@dalesnale]

The Tinnitus Masking Playlist for you all: kzbin.info/aero/PLHT0KXyNdGc5Aluur6R82OIdW9DB6E-gf

[@CaroleUCoope]

Sorry -don't get you here?

[@daerongaladhrim]

I just discovered the concept of pink noise... And i am in love❤️

[@dalesnale]

Welcome to the noise.

[@kelvinmck2001]

I get recommended all the coloured noises now! Pink noise, brown noise and white noise, the whole family!

[@NealLum]

wait till 1:43:12 its the best part.

[@dalesnale]

Oh yeah, the part with the waterfall sound...love that section....

[@ZarBluestar]

OK. I am really thankful for this. this exact frequency is the only thing that helps with my tinnitus. it's usually tolerable, but once in a while it becomes overbearing, which is especially bad when I need to go to sleep. this pink noise is the only type of masking that is a frequency capable of counteracting/negating my ringing. sure it only lasts while its near my ears, but that's plenty for me. God bless.

[@mobilechikane8574]

Did you tinnitus get better?

[@vadimnezamen]

This thing works.. according to my sleep tracker the deep sleep phase improved from 1st night of listening to this, which is amazing THANK YOU

[@Kytchos]

This is perfect for those who are back at the office and want to avoid the noise of hundreds of people in zoom meetings all the time.

[@dalesnale]

Noise has been added to office sound systems at low volume to help with this very thing. It was popular in the fax machine, dial-up, dot matrix printer days. Those machines are gone, but that one loud guy in the office carries on.

[@jjunovestaa]

it makes my tinnitus kinda better i still hear the ringing a bit but not as loud i couldnt ever go to sleep like this i would need an actual heavy thunderstorm but this is helpful if im super desperate or suffering at night

[@ryanesfahani1189]

Who else uses this when they're at work? It's been a huge help (ADDer). Huge heaps of thanks!!!!121@!

[@crazms5607]

I’ve been using this to sleep every night for the past 3 days and I’ve been way more productive lately

[@moo9m9d67]

الي جاي من دحماس لايك 👍🏻👍🏻

[@hamza_uwu]

👍

[@BestRareR]

انا جيت من دحماس بس ما ودي احط لايك

[@muradoreo9453]

هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه

[@Tareef04]

@@BestRareR طيب انا بعطيك لايك

[@8.lil.s715]

انا

[@jonathanbagley8513]

Thanks for this Dale. I listen to it every day in a shared office.

[@bermradgaming2992]

Great tune, it's my favorite combination of frequencies. It's so beautiful that I shed a tear every damn time I hear it. I'm clearly an audiophile and I can't stand some of the hate comments I read below. Stop hating on this video I don't want to read your stupid comments every damn time I listen to this wonderful tune. Thanks for uploading!

[@Supergeckos1000]

+Bermrad Gaming So emotional, so intense!

[@dalesnale]

+Bermrad Gaming For sure. All the tear-jerking noisy frequencies are present. Glad you encountered the channel during your sonic noisy wanderlust. Love all the people's humor, love and confusion comments. Time for a remix: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ_aommMgdSIjLc

[@ridheesh4765]

said, no audiophile ever..... youtube has crap quality sound, if you think this is audiophile grade then you sir or madam need to do more research.

[@ridheesh4765]

+dalesnale well its still good, I'm just saying KZbin isn't capable of that level of sound reproduction.... I find my self here a lot still... no offence to you sir..

[@dalesnale]

You Tube isn't the best sound quality, but it allows the longest delivery times in the history of audio.

[@ntinapan]

Thank you for the sound!! I've been wearing earplugs since the age of 19. My hearing is better than the average person, hence the need for earplugs. Noise gets me irritated. Now I want to stop wearing earplugs cause it also hurts my ears. With this sound I managed to get used to the noise. I even sleep listening to this video. I wasn't able to do that in the beginning. I'm definitely improving!! Thank you again!!!

[@Brovion]

I can't believe I've got a 'favourite' KZbin video of pink noise, but they're not all the same! I love this one. Very good for blocking out background noise.

[@dalesnale]

I put these noises together in the studio as if I was crafting a music album using the same gear. That is the difference. Thanks for listening

[@Dankboi420]

If you listen closely, you can hear Darude Sandstorm in it.

[@yrugae]

😂

[@lncarnold]

Thank you for this! I know it is goofy to those of you who don't have weird ear issues but for those of us who do, thanks! The rest of you should feel lucky.

[@tokenblack7983]

lncarnold it’s helping my finally get over hyperacusis.

[@tyaap1681]

@@tokenblack7983 how is your hyperacusis now? I'm really struggling with it myself right now, could you get over it with this video?

[@briieme]

I just found this for the first time. Excited reading all the comments. I have DSPD. I heard listening to this for 20 minutes help wake up in AM. Hope it helps me too!

[@dalesnale]

Welcome to the noise. :)

[@2vanwong458]

Sounds too good, the marvellous melody and groovy sounding, best disco music I've ever heard. Thanks for sharing🙏

[@dalesnale]

Been rocking a bit of disco recently.

[@stam1ska]

This is the best video on KZbin, really more useful than lots of the others. I use it to burn in my headphones, to set up my electric guitar sound for fitting the mix and for relaxation. Really lots of uses for this shit man, I like it !

[@dalesnale]

Lots of thanks to the many uses for the noise!

[@IvanSpencercis]

Better music than anything made in the last 15 years.

[@lorenzoditria4703]

Pink noise is great cause helps you during mixing and mastering sessions, to relax your hear for a while! Very great!

[@dalesnale]

So true, the ultimate reset for mixing sessions.

[@brynacampbell8340]

This is nice. White noise doesn't drown out my tinnitus at all but this does.

[@tettazwo9865]

This channel is more appreciated than you might imagine!

[@leksmusiclive]

thanks to your video, I can finally find sleep by forgetting the permanent tinnitus that has invaded my ears and my life for some time now. thank you so much for this.

[@jonjdonnelly]

If you play this through a soundbar up at full volume it's almost as loud as a Ps4 Pro running digital copies

[@Peyre]

THIS SAVED MY NEW YEARS EVE 2018. Seriously, my upstairs neighbor woke me up making a lot of noise after i only had slept for a few hours. I knew with that little sleep i wouldn't be able to enjoy NYE because i just would have been sleepy and grumpy for the entire evening. Hearing this over headphones i was able to cut out my neoughbors noise and sleep for a little longer. Now i'm feeling well rested and READY TO PARTY! :D

[@dalesnale]

Party on Langusto. Happy 2019

[@chelseajones6588]

This really helps my tinnitus! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@dalesnale]

And here is the Tinnitus Noise Masking playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLHT0KXyNdGc5Aluur6R82OIdW9DB6E-gf

[@Losmster5]

I'm crying right now, thank you

[@MissWood760]

Wow! The only thing that cured my insomnia. Thank you!

[@sashapeta8077]

this saved my life! the neighbor is a bad bass guitar student player...

[@dalesnale]

Fans of Pink Noise may also enjoy Soothing Noise kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKXYYYKIaLR1mas and many noisy and natural long play ambiance in the channel. Thanks for listening.

[@EpicUltraKingSmizzy]

+dalesnale Thanks for the recommendation! Great Channel!

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening.

[@ellroye7529]

Good audio! Tremendous, godbless, covfefe.

[@GenericInternetter]

nah fuck that, soothing noise is too soft. this is the hardcore shit, like a vacuum cleaner running through my brain. thanks for this btw

[@JeetKay98]

Its the best video to clear water from your phone's speakers after a heavy rainfall. 👌

[@dalesnale]

Fascinating application of the noise. 😎

[@kelciepayne5290]

My whole family listens to this at night. When you sleep it drowns everything. So much, I was running down the hallway and slipped right before my baby brothers room and made a loud caboom like thunder, he didn't even wake up. don't mind my grammar.

[@dalesnale]

That's cool Kelicie. Thanks for listening and commenting.

[@lily14130]

I use this when I'm writing, it's the only thing that'll help me concentrate! Music is too distracting but so is complete silence.

[@dalesnale]

There is a magic to listening to noise compared to attention grabbing music.

[@__GeekingOutOverASMR__]

A friend suggested this video for me, a underage girl trying to shift into different realities. And while i dont understand it, it is somehow annoying and relaxing at the same time. Im in and out of sleep and i feel myself slipping away to my dream world, hopefully alternate reality. I just wanna say thank you, for some odd reason this really helps. In addition, i play this in my bedroom at night, i share with my baby sister. My mother is amazed at what some backround noise can do with my little sis. She hasent woken up in her sleep or cried for 3 days. Thank you.

[@simonw1313]

Can't believe you only uploaded it at 480p.

[@dalesnale]

That was back in the day. Here as a 4K version kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYScZGSMeJVsjdk and a dark screen version kzbin.info/www/bejne/boSrl2mtor1og7c Thanks for listening.

[@mizuki6048]

Both are the same link.

[@dalesnale]

@@mizuki6048 Oops, Thanks for pointing that out. Just corrected .

[@InergyRecords]

I know. The audio sucks at this resolution. Dammit...

[@crissierobinson4397]

Really helps with tinnitus. Thank you.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening.

[@mckayapozzi1404]

For the last few months this has put me to sleep, and I have dreamt all night to this almost every night. Thank you very much. I must add I love all of your color videos. The sensations and other noises that arise when laying and listening deeply for a long period of time...... pretty neat

[@dalesnale]

Fantastic. Thanks for listening and commenting MaKaya! Here is the Noise color playlist for you all: kzbin.info/aero/PLHT0KXyNdGc6rbFiyTTId5tdDmOsp7MU4

[@reeychannel1123]

from d7mas

[@BestRareR]

اوك.

[@BG7561.]

Dont know what i would do without this video, totaly tunes out my tinnitus so i can sleep

[@Manfurias]

really hope this works on my hyperacusis, cheers for the upload

[@dalesnale]

Hope it helps!

[@k8lynmae]

Ricardo Carmine any luck ?? !!

[@Manfurias]

Cajun Spice tbh no, i think it got worse

[@Barbaroossa]

I have hyperacusis, and the only thing this is good for is drowning out other sounds, but it doesn't do anything for my hyperacusis.

[@Manfurias]

Victor Lourenço there is a therapy which consists of broadband noises, mostly pink noise, to retrain the ears and regain a bit of tolerance. unfortunately there is no such thing in my country so i tried to do it myself. that aside, i know how tough it is to live with this thing so best wishes to you

[@stephaniewhite7620]

is it just me? or does any1 else swear they hear birds chirping and singing in the background? just every so often, or actually quite often.

[@user0-c5v]

+Stephanie White Aaaannndddd, now I can't unhear it....

[@stephaniewhite7620]

Swerve lol!!

[@M4rkpj]

+Stephanie White I put my speakers very close together, facing each other and wired one of them in reverse. I can clearly hear Van Halen or something under the pink noise.

[@stephaniewhite7620]

Mark Paul Jordan well that's crazy..... is this where I should make the "illuminati confirmed" joke?

[@M4rkpj]

Stephanie White lol, I think its to do with the way pinknoise is created, i.e. all kinds of music overlaid and overlaid until it becomes indecipherable. I could certainly pick out some heavy metal playong in the first hour then later I could hear something like classic ballads, I would like to point out however, I have not been prescibed nor am I taking any psychotropic medication. ☺

[@mycatownsme]

Finally got my 6-month old to calm down! Thank you!!

[@ov3rkill]

This is a hundred times better than the current music kids are listening.

[@dalesnale]

Haha! KZbin has broadened the scope of creations we can listen to and enjoy.

[@lemou5522]

I'm a kid and I listen to it (even if it's a little (a lot) disturbing this sound) and even if I've listened to other things, I don't know what you have against the current music we listen to

[@-3BD7]

اللي جاي من فيديو دحماس لايك 😂

[@rami10203074]

🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍

[@-3BD7]

@@dark5952 مو لازم + احترم نفسك.

[@spi-phiquotes3923]

I like how the very same theme is variated so elegantly all through the symphony.

[@dalesnale]

Oh Yes...The pinnacle of theme and variation minimization. :)

[@shannonsfloralworldx]

This is perfect for people with misophonia