Sweeping Pink Noise for Ten Hours - Ambient Noise Sound

[@dalesnale]

Hard to believe the first Sweeping Noise on the channel is 11 years old. Here's a playlist of more Sweeping Noise Colors: kzbin.info/aero/PLHT0KXyNdGc7QE-AQIRjyw66wqKgIGzby Please consider subscribing to grow our noisy listening community. Let's listen! 🎧

[@deestreiner8671]

I can't believe how soothing this is on my overly sensitive, ringing ears. I had no idea pink noise was even a thing and happened to read an article in my search for tinnitus relief. Thank you!!

[@dalesnale]

Over and over and over. I look forward to the downward part of the cycle when it comes around when I choose to focus on the sound.

[@dalesnale]

Like songs, everyone has their favorites. Mine two favs are Grey Noise, and Sweeping Grey Noise. Thanks for listening Alice.

[@johnsumner2987]

I don't know what it is about Pink noise but man it relaxes me completely. The sweeping in infrequence puts me to sleep faster than any other and I have chronic insomnia. I have to check if you have others. Thanks for putting this on here and for all other sleep noises.

[@dalesnale]

Don't fear the sweeper!

[@brightpurpleviking]

Been suffering off and on from stupid twitches in my eardrum for nearly 25 years. No help from doctors. Saw a "pink noise" suggestion on a health forum...and it worked! The twitching in my eardrum stopped for the first time without having to just suffer until it stops after sleeping. YAY YAY YAY!!! Amazing stuff!!!! Thank you so very much!!!

[@dalesnale]

Wow. I have only had twitchy ear drums when I am head sick. Very uncomfortable. Glad it was useful to your situation. Cheers.

[@matrox]

Whats an eardrum twitch?

[@brightpurpleviking]

+matrox it's when a muscle in your inner ear has a spasm or a "twitch" just like your eyelid or a muscle does from time to time. It's a repeated, light muscle spasm that contracts and releases over and over and over. It's super annoying because you can't really do anything to relieve it, and it amplifies because of the nature of it being right next to your eardrum.

[@lillianakeim8330]

brightpurpleviking I have a question what causes it to do that and does it only happen with certent ages????

[@NicholasFoti]

EL PRESIDENTE - ES PUSSO WHIP-AH

[@allenkrauss8792]

3rd shift with a house full. Ear buds and this? Perfect!!! Thanks.

[@dalesnale]

That's great! I set the frequency by what felt hypnotic. Caught myself spacing out to it after 20 minutes without adjustment and figured it was done...

[@rodrigorivas97]

This gave me my sleep back after my tinnitus started around 4 months ago. Thank you so much, may your life be filled with happiness and good things, if it wasn't for this I don't know where I would be. I've been using this for over 3 months now, it does wonders :)

[@BuriedTeeth]

The sweeping aspect was quite ASMR inducing. I've always been a fan of white noise but this is even better!

[@BuriedTeeth]

Wow, i didnt know you pinned this! I used this and other pinks to get thru a surprisingly traumatic misophonia event (mega construction site opened next door to my previously quiet apartment...) The only way i endured it was to blast this stuff as loud as possible...maybe gave myself a little tinnitus in the process but i'd rather experience that than the auditory torture that is misophonia.

[@dalesnale]

Combining various sources is something I'm ultimately going for. A little noise in this corner, A bit of creek ambience in that corner. Awesome.

[@MinockerSpanichle]

I have hyperacusis; I was in a bad mood to being with this morning, then my old man came out and started eating breakfast, striking the cereal bowl with his spoon LOUDLY every second for about 3 minutes, I got a migraine and a lot of tension in my neck that fast. I started this video up with my therapy-sensitive headphones, the tension is gone by the 5min mark. THANK YOU dalesnale, not even my expensive therapy CD's give me this relief so fast.

[@felixcavendish8866]

Who ever you are, you are a God

[@dalesnale]

A lofty comparison. Thanks for listening. This one just came to me in a flash of random inspiration.

[@yupyup1562]

Okay, yes I agree. I listened to the other pink noise videos and they are relaxing with the constant sound, but this has that cycling effect that really takes it to another level. Very relaxing.

[@rondadavia3365]

This is amazing ! It has drowned out the ferocious low frequency noise which has crept into my home ...when nothing else could . I am now sleeping back inside my home as it got so bad I was sleeping in my car ! Thank you so much!!! . and I can concentrate again !! 😀 ❤

[@dalesnale]

Glad the sound is helpful to you. :)

[@OmegagenBlogspot]

this pretty much saved my life, construction workers decided to get things done on the eve of a major examination and this really helped drown out all the noise. Thanks!

[@dalesnale]

I remember struggling to sleep in NYC because of late night construction. Used it for snoring roomates on a ski trip just the other day...

[@HigherThanYou]

BEST SLEEP PINK NOISE I'VE USED! THANK YOU!

[@omgwtfbbqloljk]

I've been using this to help me sleep for about two weeks now. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@dalesnale]

It sounds natural, yet constant since it is electronically generated.

[@RoninXrayEnergizer]

Thanks, it really helps against my screeching tinnitus I've caught.

[@miyazukini]

I have problems with noises that give me jumpscares like dog barks and such, so I figured I should finally try (probably the only solution out there) to get my life back on track and break down my obstacles :).

[@stompah101788]

I listen to this all the time. This gets me to sleep and got me and my bf knocked out for the night. Usually my bf is very restless at night. Last night he didnt move at all. We paired this with the sound of our fan so it could blend the sound. It was totally amazing. The best sleep ive had in months. Thank you for this.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening and commenting Stompah.

[@Thaumas]

Amaaaaazing. The sweeping adds the perfect amount of stimulation to help me focus.

[@dalesnale]

I tested it sleeping before posting and sleep to it on occasion. But mostly I use this one when I want to space out or meditate. This particular wave cycle I found myself just listening to over and over and forgetting the outside audio environ. I feel great after a night with Gey Noise or Pacific Ocean Ambiance. Sweeping Grey Noise will be posted soon! Thanks

[@dblr3000]

This put me out like a light. I've been using a steady state pink noise video to sleep, but this sweeping method made me actually feel relaxed instead of just sleepy. And it didnt take as long! Crazy cool; feeling refreshed! Thx for posting vid!

[@TheJamesalden]

I honestly don't know how to thank you, fully...other than to express all the appreciation, or gratitude that I can muster at the moment.... This is and others which are more or less like this, [this one has become one of my favorites] are just about the best thing on YT.... Thank You!!....

[@phillipalden]

That is the most interesting "thank you's" I've ever received.

[@robinsonsvillage7599]

That drop at 5:36 is so sick

[@dalesnale]

Woot Woot!

[@fatihalt]

I'm in the library and I almost lolled :D I was looking for this comment :) Drop the BAAAOOUUUSS (slow mo)

[@DUANEYAISER]

I can't believe I sat here listening the whole time waiting for the song to start.

[@MinockerSpanichle]

Visualization, Cognitive Behavioral therapy techniques, and a solid hobby. I like to have different hobbies, like ones I can do that aren't too hard (drawing, writing, photography) and ones I can do that make me use my whole body and mind (jogging, horse riding). When my anxiety attacks start, I excuse myself and go sprint as hard as I can outside til I can't, sorta like hitting the restart. Being healthy is key, be sure to check up on your allergies, hormones, and nutrition. I hope this helps!

[@dalesnale]

With perfectly constant waves...

[@dalesnale]

Great definition! That said, the randomness is limited by our computer digital noise generator processing capabilities in most cases. The unpredictability is well beyond the humans ability to discern the non-randomness in these noise samples. All my Ten Hour Noise clips are continuous, never looped, therefore unique at any given moment.

[@Windsong1]

A game changer for me. Much better than Violet tones.

[@dalesnale]

Thanks E. I find comfort in this noise print!

[@enigmabloom]

I combined this with your brown noise track. Quite the experience.

[@dalesnale]

Pink Noise is the source I started with. The name is a definition of random noise generation that has equal energy per octave as perceived by human listeners--heavier bass than its white noise counterpart. Also called Flicker Noise, PN is an old term and used by audio engineers and is found in audio test equipment and synthesizers. Thanks for listening.

[@MichaelHunterSD]

Still my favorite part is when it goes “shshshshshshhsshhhhhh” absolutely touching.

[@astropgn]

the only way you can sleep if you have difficulties with noise and your roommates never stop talking even after 2am! Thank you!!!

[@dalesnale]

Some use music to burn in. Pink is full spectrum all the time. Sweeping Pink Noise has a shifting of the midrange frequencies about once a minute.That's not as random as music so it couldn't hurt and may just be the thing.

[@alskndlaskndal]

I find this very calming. Even better, duplicate tab, get twice the sweeping! :-)

[@dalesnale]

Ooh, Gotta try that!

[@BlueRice]

dalesnale i opened 950 tabs.

[@dalesnale]

BlueRice That's Rad, I stopped at 567.

[@dalesnale]

Whoa. Gonna have to try that... :)

[@EmilyASMRchannel]

Omg it sounds like the Ocean,thanks!!!

[@TzenakiKaulitz]

I'm not having difficulties with my sleep so i tried to sleep with this sound and see what will happen. I had the most realistic dreams ever. No lies. It was sooooo weird. I'm trying this again tonight to see if it will happen again.

[@Exanji89]

This is amazing. I need to get good speakers for my bedrooms. I'm gonna fall asleep like a baby!

[@dalesnale]

Thanks!

[@goaway3361]

Oh man, this definitely has an effect that makes me immediately relax and want to go to sleep. I actually like this noise better than the "natural" ones that are supposed to be soothing.

[@dalesnale]

I suppose it sounds a bit like being in the womb, but I don't remember and no baby has answered when asked.

[@mirrimaaz]

Thanks! I still had to put it up a bit louder than I'd like but it works way better!

[@xxElyonxx]

Sounds like the ocean.... =)

[@losingmymind611]

After going through all the other noises, I think this one is definitely my favorite, though I haven't checked for red or yellow.

[@rondadavia3365]

John 3 16.... ❤ time is short and running out for mankind... Blessings ❤ .

[@toHisEternity]

My God soo powerful!! I was fell asleep at my work place! Thank God no manager saw me! :-p

[@lightningbug000]

This is wonderful, but for some reason brown noise works even better for me

[@dalesnale]

There is a soothing calm to Brown. Sweeping Noise feel more like ultra slow breathing, down and up, down and up.

[@METALCOP]

Breaking in some headphones. Hope this will work. Thanks

[@CompanyOfMyself]

I'm pretty high right now and this is actually terrifying.

[@NicholasFoti]

I WANT TO BE VERY HIGH

[@allocke9446]

LOL!!!

[@toastweek3745]

that's so cool man

[@valentinbrun9472]

I'm living the same guys, still don't know if I like or not

[@MichaelSplatkins]

It sounds like some alien intelligence talking through tv static. Full on Carol Anne shit. I feel you o_o

[@transdayofrevenge]

Its called "pink noise" because the color of light that is produced by this power spectrum is pink.

[@JE-gy4ew]

This is amazing for my tinnitus.

[@PurryCat]

God, I hope this helps. White noise keeps me sleeping. (Lots of post-radiation ailments involving a compromised immune system. Desperate for relief, true rest.) No noise, well, makes me hear or think of unpleasantries. This one, I'm just starting up. Much better than the 1st search result. thanks for sharing! I 1st saw it on Dr. Oz. (I see you wrote that violet is close. This is all worth trying, for sure. I'm going to share wherever I can. I'm anxious to learn about these noises that help.)

[@dalesnale]

The sweeping component adds a pleasant slow wave. Noise encountered in nature is not as uniform or 'static' (no pun intended) as white noise, pink, grey, violet etc. Thanks for sharing and I hope you feel relief.

[@willboucher9336]

dalesnale I love the sweep. It feels so good. It gives you enough variation to weave the sounds into" textures when lucid dreaming

[@PurryCat]

I really appreciate your comments -thank you! Tonight, will be an ultimate test. The most unhealthy, then upside down Christmastime ever. One I pray not to repeat, nor to wish this feeling on anybody. Pink Noise so your thing,.. again. (Hoping, feeling confident)

[@PurryCat]

I meant "Pink noise, do your thing.. again. Put me to sleep."

[@dalesnale]

Hi Lisa D. Hope this helps and enjoy. Dale

[@GreenMarble]

Thanks! :)

[@dalesnale]

On DSL it takes 10 to 20 hours depending on the video resolution that is used. I'm about to upload Sweeping Grey Noise which is a 1.7GB file .I upload overnight and temporarily reset the power options so the computer stays on.

[@dalesnale]

2021 file sizes are now between 60 and 120Gb

[@eyesofpicasso]

your channel trailer vdo is hilarious. it made you my favourite youtube noise man

[@dalesnale]

Thanks Murphy. The trailer is a but over the top relative to the sublime overall channel vibe...haha. Thanks for listening.

[@S37HGL0CK]

Bon pour le rodage! ^^

[@greatestytcommentator]

Proper Work

[@MinockerSpanichle]

*If anybody's wondering, I used Sennheiser HD500a headphones to listen for 30mins. This is not only sound therapy, but to help with visualization of things that make me anxious. I have bad anxiety, and PTSD (lol I'm a basket case!) and listening to the video with the Sennheiser's made it much more productive to sit back and visualize my triggers. I can notice my heart and breath rate change before I even feel anxious. Anyone with anxiety/sound sensitivity, try getting HD's and listen to this!

[@greenghost2008]

This is like old school industrial music.

[@baredanable]

I want to hear 10 hours of sweeping pink noise ...this doesnt last long enough

[@YelpingManCandy]

I found that getting woken up at 4:30am, mid-video, by some stupid-ass 5-minute mini-movie commercial for some stupid-ass Adobe product was less than relaxing. Way to go KZbin!

[@dalesnale]

Mid roll adds are not selected ever in these vids, though this is the second comment Ive' heard about this. Gonna have to research the YT mid-sleep cruelty! Thanks for the heads up!

[@dalesnale]

dalesnale "A host of dynamic signals, including content type and how a user discovered the video, help determine the best time to serve an in-stream ad." From YT. Crap it's out of our control

[@YelpingManCandy]

dalesnale yeah, I tried it again today. Made it to the 6h48m mark this time around, which was 05:45. I really do hate YT for that, not your fault.

[@dalesnale]

This happened to me too last night. One solution is to download the audio from Electric Canyon. and play it off the computer sans streaming. Most the audio colors are available. Maybe this will shake out for the ambient sound niche somehow...

[@AtomFA]

how do you not have adblock in 2013

[@buddyroach]

this sounds like top gun for NES. no wonder that always relaxed me when i played it

[@big24ern]

When the noise starts to roll in at the one minute mark. It feels like my eyes and eardrums are moving to the center of my head. Awesome

[@baredanable]

please make a video and combine ..Pink sweeping noise and Boeing 777 cabin noise together at the same time for ten hours.. That would be the ultimate for me

[@BernardFiguiere]

MERCI beaucoup 🙂

[@usckb24]

burning my new sennheiser momentum cans in with this right now!

[@kentbailey92]

This is also useful for breaking in stereo equipment. Just let it run at normal listening level for the duration. It's called "burn-in".

[@jibrankhalil4837]

+Kent Bailey There is no such thing as burn it. Its just the perception and rationalizing the buyer's remorse to feel good.

[@kentbailey92]

+Jibran Khalil . While this is often true, there is in fact a noticeable "burn-in" of tube equipment. New speakers often mellow out over the first 100 hours of play. Burn-in is a controversial subject at best. Remember that there are things in electronics that can be measured yet not heard, and conversely things that can be heard but not measured.

[@ButeSound]

@@jibrankhalil4837 speakers work by moving, mechanically. Straight from factory they've barely ever moved. The suspension is key to how they reproduce sound. If stiff at first then less stiff after a few weeks, they will soudn a little different. Myths may lay elsewhere.

[@kh_just_life]

6 hours into this. Work noise.

[@neionfauhx]

*aaahhh*.. My head instantly feels lighter.

[@lillianakeim8330]

this made fall asleep

[@dalesnale]

Success!

[@steviesteve750]

Great for burning in headphones too.

[@TheRicardoxxxx]

Is this good for burning in headphones? Or is the normal pink sound better?

[@chuchosoto2153]

Hi there, i have been looking for ways to control my anxiety. So audio therapy is working out for you. Cool. Besides this track, what else do you recommend? Cheers!

[@ericbaise5443]

It's wonderful ! Could you do a multicolor noise generator ? and crazyer shapes ?

[@dalesnale]

+Eric Baise kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmbNo5qmopaaaqs This is a blend of all the noise colors in a ten hour collage. Thanks for listening.

[@Alex-od7gi]

I personally play this during days when i m at work for the rodage of my speaker

[@davidsmithson9236]

Rodage?

[@Alex-od7gi]

@@davidsmithson9236 speaker break-in

[@skwal26]

Salut, J'ai lu quelque part qu'il était moins long de roder ses enceintes avec du bruit rose, qu'il suffisait de 3-5 heures au lieu de 30-50 avec de la musique classique etc.. Pourquoi le faire pendant des journées ?

[@dalesnale]

This is ten hours. Is your YT playback hanging up?

[@christiansekumade1223]

Comforting pink noise that activates you to feel light and levitated.

[@dalesnale]

Just checked it and it's working here...

[@EICHOLZtheEXPERT]

This it great for burning in headphones.

[@dalesnale]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i16phYOJa72KhZo An official Headphone Burn-In video has been created. Thanks

[@jorgepeterbarton]

i don't know why this is so relaxing, sounds like water...but thinking about it drowning wouldn't be relaxing, nevertheless it is! the stereo effect is cool too.

[@AngelinaX23]

This reminds me of CRT static which I love.

[@axedistortion2595]

Also helps the burn in of your new in ears/ear buds

[@ralphiegixenflargle]

Audio Technica M-50 Here we go...

[@TheCluelessAF]

Noise is used to mean a lot of things in engineering. Say, building a cell phone system, or an ultrasound machine, come from trying to extract a desired information 'signal' from a background of unwanted 'noise'. In general, 'noise' can refer to anything that interferes with what we want: it might be a single voice of someone sitting next to us in a movie, but the 'purest' form of noise comes from a totally random source. In engineering terms, this randomness corresponds to unpredictability.

[@richardterry7437]

This audio has movement; I love it.

[@Imhansolodolo]

I was just testin' my brand new m50 and then BAAMM!!! i just don't wanna take my headphone off... the sound is just so peaceful why call it a noise? This doesn't hurt my ears, noise hurts my ears..

[@chrisrus1965]

Very Sweepy.

[@ezekieloak]

Sweet!

[@mikeanthony5337]

the guitar solo is awesome

[@sarahkabes6857]

Just slayed When will your fav ?!

[@whatsamata1888]

It sounds like a ocean wave breaking in slow motion yet the water is moving at normal speed around it. Does that make sense?

[@KAZhasBandaids]

It's like flying in a plane listening to the engines

[@bandicoot5412]

Good to go!

[@dalesnale]

Violet is close.

[@achaouki]

tink's so mtch "dalesnale"

[@dalesnale]

Thanks for listening!

[@ouroya]

+dalesnale the grey, white, very high freq and pink noises at half the volume of the mega noise with all four played together is mesmerizing

[@rachelbertrand5555]

Je n'ai pas vu de différence avec ce bruit toute la nuit.je me suis réveillée 6 fois et n'ai eu que 9% de sommeil profond ( moins que d'habitude)

[@mimo123777]

Burning in my Monoprice 9937 earbuds with this :)

[@GreenMarble]

What noise would be best for drowning out gum smacking/eating noises?