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I feel like this is what's most comfortable for our brains naturally. I know some people prefer silence but I feel like it just makes sense that humans would need ambient noise (I listen to rain sounds) and possibly some dim light to sleep comfortably. for me the dim light is to fight that fear of the dark/unknown and the ambient noise because humans haven't slept in super quiet houses for the majority of our existence (correct me if im wrong) so I think it makes sense that what's most comfortable for us would be a bit of background noise, even if it's a fan or soft rain personally I keep a fan on and do thunderstorms or basic rainfall depending on my mood. although I hate that there are so many ads on those videos and really don't want to check my spotify wrapped in a few months and see 100000 hours of rain sounds so if you know of any channels like that that consistently have no ads let me know lol

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I love staying in cities for that ambient noise outside. this video shouldn’t have ads, I haven’t listened much to it but I have listened to this channel’s brown noise videos a lot https://youtu.be/7dqSOootEQY?si=G36NJHfzTJngIL_W
Feb 19, 2025
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sniffle thank you 🙏🙏 I love the city ambience too since I live in the middle of nowhere lol. I stayed in downtown Chicago once and I thought the L train would be waking me up all night since it ran next to our hotel but it was actually kinda vibey
Feb 19, 2025
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i’m incredibly sensitive to external stimuli, especially noise (which I find a little funny because i’m a musician and surrounded by noise all the time) .Brown noise is a less harsh version of white noise and I find it much more calming to listen to.I play it quietly every night to sleep. Living in the city it helps to drown out all the weird chatter, chirping birds, car screeches, and cat fights. Or when I’m back home visiting family in Atlanta, where it tends to feel too quiet at night, it adds a nice cushion of noise to an overly dead room.Another big use for me is when i’m overstimulated or anxious. On tour, I play it in my noise canceling headphones on long drives while I sleep or read to block out any talking and music. I also listen while I get ready before going on stage so I can focus on just what I need to do instead of getting distracted by what everyone else was doing around me
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It sounds almost dystopian to say, a lot of us can’t do anything without YouTube or noise to drown out all the noise we experience in one day. I go to sleep with this on in the back and the visuals either on a projector or dim lit laptop screen.
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The best sleep-soundtrack is not thunderstorms or white noise or waves. It’s Simlish. It’s Buy Mode. It’s all the familiar sound-effects.
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