Super Deep Red Noise (12 Hours)

Here is a pure super deep relaxation noise which is great for focusing and getting to sleep. It works best when your speakers have a wide range with a subwoofer or a pair of headphones but this noise one has also been equalized to work with many phones and tablets to some degree. It should also be great for aiding in meditations and in drowning out other annoying noises that may be in your current environment.

[rosefulmadness]

in case someone want to know, here is an explanation about the "color noises"

white noise is comprised of an equal amount of every frequency, all played at once. It happens in real life when your TV or radio makes static noise. however, because of our ears’ frequency response, we perceive higher frequencies as louder, so it doesn’t sound particularly balanced to most people. pretty much any other color is basically a slight variation on white noise, based on a rough comparison between the frequency spectrum and the color spectrum. the most obvious and least helpful to know about, black noise, is simply silence.

pink noise is essentially bass-boosted white noise, where the amplitude decreases as the frequencies get higher. It got its name thanks to the pink / violet hues present at the lowest frequencies of light. this is the perceptually ‘balanced’ white noise that many of us are comfortable with; a lot of ‘white noise machines’ actually play something that’s a lot closer to pink noise. It sounds similar to the rumble of a thunderstorm, and it’s been proven to help people sleep.

next, brown noise: the only color we’ll be discussing with a name that doesn’t come from the color spectrum (although, some people do call it red noise for that reason). Its namesake is brownian motion, the term that physicists use to describe the way that particles move randomly through liquids. It was also discovered by a man called robert brown, where the name also comes from.
brown noise is even bassier than pink noise; while pink noise boosts bass to adjust for human ears, brown noise boosts bass a bit more, just to further warm things up. this noise is similar to the sound of waves crashing or winds roaring.

blue noise is, unsurprisingly, the opposite of pink noise. rather than being bass-boosted, it’s treble-boosted, and the frequencies are so high that most of them are barely even perceptible to us. It sounds pretty similar to the hiss that occurs when you stick your thumb in a hose with running water – a high, screechy tone. similarly, some people also use violet noise, which has even louder high frequencies than blue noise (violet is to blue as brown is to pink).

gray noise is very similar to pink noise, but with one key difference. while pink noise approximates a curve to adjust for all human ears, gray noise is tailored specifically by scientists for each person who uses it. we all share pink noise, but my gray noise isn’t your gray noise. gray follows a much less general curve, with more specific dips and jumps at certain frequencies, to accommodate one’s unique frequency response. It’s used to treat hearing problems like tinnitus and hyperacusis, and doesn’t have many popular use cases outside of medicine.

I hope this helped someone understand the "color noises" better, also I think I've missed a few but I didn't wanna make the comment too long, please tell me if you want some other color and I'll add it I I get the notification. hope y'all have a good night/day <3

[ejrhenriksen]

Only 8.5 hours to go, I can’t wait to hear the crescendo.

[mochiique]

4:17:36 left me shocked. this video is so underrated, the story, the characters, the plot twist, it all made me tear up.

[ComradeBenjamin]

This is a real head banger. Can’t wait to see them live.

[DuragonLeMente]

1:44:15
Ohh this part is a knee slapper!

[beedrinkinghoney]

the video isn’t lying, this is super deep. made me rethink my place in the universe.

[ClandestineSnowman]

So...the sound of a 12 hour flight....

[vxell]

Exposition: 47:32
Conflict: 2:15:09
Rising action: 4:32:58
Climax: 7:04:18
Falling action: 9:28:26
Resolution: 11:44:57

[pearlgoddess]

I played this on almost the lowest setting in my class today. The amount of focus and quiet I got from my 4th graders was notable. :)

[spennnny]

does anyone else get an innate sense of mental clarity when this is playing? i press play and it feels like my train of thought centers out to the present moment

[atheistzombie]

I put this on, with ear buds, while at work. It relaxes me (reminding me of the sound of waves on an ocean shore), and it blocks out the chatter of those who sit near me, and share their poorly informed opinions.

[flameimagination]

My father used to sing me the lyrics of this song as a child, makes me feel so nostalgic ❤❤ Kevin Blake really knows how to write a good script!! 🙏🙏

[BlindStarLily]

Discovering that this exists has prompted me to make a playlist of alll the colored noises in rainbow order :)

Edit — Oh my gods, why has this gotten this many replies? Love ya’lls, but I’m laughing my ass off at how many likes this comment has gotten-

[Ajz]

I love this. My life is filled with constant unwanted noise, and the ONLY thing that blocks it out is this video. I listen to it literally everyday and the only thing keeping me from going insane.

[CannibalCowboy]

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[chickennuggetpaw]

This sounds like I’m in the air ducts of a large industrial facility of some sort. *and I love it*

[squiddy]

It sounds like a quiet car ride home from the beach when everyone is tired, and you slowly start to fall asleep and wake up in your bed

[alyssatortora]

2:15:57 this part left me shocked. The beat drop is so good, and the emotion put into it is extraordinary.

[stephaniewarren]

Your deep red and brown noises have done WONDERS for improving my focus and helping me to fall asleep. Thank you!!!

[timberwolfpowler]

Great stuff! Granny danced naked to this for 12 hours.
My eyes still hurt.