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Light rain on the sides of a tent
Yup yup. This is perfect. Sends me right to sleep.
For me it's not a single sound. It's a combination.
A nice breeze rustling the leaves of trees or blades of grass in a field and the sounds of birds chirping in the distance.
Things that, ironically, enhance silence.
- Heavy raindrops on a metal roof
- Leaves rustling in the wind
- Campfire
Similarly, my wife mumbling in her sleep punctuating the silence of reading quietly to myself
My cat, purring.
When my cats purr.
The ocean waves
My tinnitus, I listen to it all day.
WHAT?? CAN YOU SPEAK UP?
Crackling fire.
My windchimes.
The low end range of a filtered square wave from a Moog model d
A man of culture
We just adopted a second cat to keep our first (supposedly cat hating) cat company. My new favorite sound is the pitter patter of their little paws as they play together every single morning and evening.
THX intro
Whale songs
Many have said things that are more immersive sounds or almost soundscapes like rain on roof, but I have a clear favourite short and snappy sound and that is the sound of when a basketball goes clean through the hoop without touching the rim, the so called swish.
Nothin' but net. It is a very nice sound.
If the ball doesn't make a swoosh sound when it goes in then it shouldn't count for any points.
Silence, rain drops, crackling fire, a certain type of bird chirping outside (I'm not sure what kind of bird it is, maybe a Robin)
The sound skis make as they carve through the snow.
A dog sniffing, snorting, or snoring.
Bird chirping is pretty high on the list! Cats purrring is also way up there, floowedd by raindrops, winds tooling and campfires!
Dog yawns
Can't get much better then a squeaky pop from hydrogen.
Church bells.
Rain falling on a glassy smooth lake.
My dog makes this whistle noise and also a meow noise when it's morning and it's time to start the day, when he's just happy to be awake and walking.
Rain on thick canopy is nice.
Birds singing, bugs buzzing, and leaves rustling in the morning…
Rain on the roof
So many, but this is one is a reoccurring earworm for me. Nirvana’ Heart Shaped Box guitar solo when switching pedals/amp surge at roughly 2:58. THX wishes they got that. It’s depravation & surge is the best way.
Peeps have mentioned the light rain on a tent, I'll one up by adding a thunderstorm in the distance.
Wind through the poplar tree leaves.
Rain on a metal roof. Heavy is best. Drowns out the world
My cat making what I call his “wretched meow” like he is the tiniest baby cat left out in the cold and needs cuddles right now.
Also, the sound of my neighbors’ kids playing outside is the sweetest thing.
Children playing in the distance. It brings me back to happy, simpler times.
Apart from my heartbeat?
The wind softly breezing through the trees on a beautiful night with a full moon while taking a stroll through a forrest.
I replaced the starter motor in my 22 year old Chevy Malibu (twice, actually) and the newest one is so strong it makes a little whine every time it goes. It's hard to describe but it's especially satisfying in the winter when it's -15°F and most vehicles are slow to start and this old girl fires up with zero hesitation.