I like rain, streams, becks, waterfalls or any other white noise-y type sounds as they
tend to mask intrusive noises, envelop you and help you either concentrate or relax (a
pedestal fan helps me sleep on hot summer nights when the windows are open and the
wildlife won't; it's the noise masking as well as the cooling).
Not sure how
much of the blippy, bubble stuff I could take, but it certainly gives you something to
attach your mind to if you want to stop thinking for a while and clear your clutter out
If you like this, perhaps you should get a recorder and a good waterproof mic and
go and record some similar noises -rain, thunder, wind-noise, bubbling becks and streams,
waterfalls, crashing waves, dragging shingle, swaying trees, wheat and barley fields,
creaking boats or windmill sails, etc.
You could then layer them with birdsong
or animal calls, other natural or fauna noises, wind chimes, perhaps some nostalgia stuff
(for me gulls in Whitby), and then some really gentle or etherial synth pads. Bung 'em in
all random, or gate the bubble app and generate MIDI from it to trigger stuff -I'm sure
there are random MIDI generator plugs out there somewhere.
Laquer it all with
etherial reverb stuff from Valhalla Rooms and Shimmer, don't lose your sense of
balance.
Get someone to check on you every few days to make sure you're eating,
drinking, still breathing
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planet nine
lincoln, uk.
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