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Sleep sounds through an open window
These sleep sounds open a bedroom window onto a warm summer night by the sea, free to play in your browser. The light curtains stir, and far off in the garden the crickets chirp.
A faint breeze moves through the trees. Beyond them, small waves wash onto the shore and slip back, a slow hush that comes and goes. Below it all runs a deep, soft rumble with almost no hiss.
Quiet music floats through the room, warm chords and a few slow piano notes. Once in a while an owl hoots from a nearby tree, or a single chime rings in the breeze. You smile at the small sound, then let it go.
Nature only, under the picture, turns this into plain nature sounds for sleep: the night, the waves, and the owl. If sudden sounds wake you, choose No sudden sounds, which takes out the owl and the chime.
What you hear by the open window
- Summer night at the open window: A still, warm night heard through an open window, with crickets far off and a light breeze in the trees. Plays all the time.
- Waves on a distant shore: Small waves roll onto a sandy beach far away and draw back, soft and slow. Plays all the time.
- Brown noise: A deep, soft rumble with very little hiss that sits low under everything else. Plays all the time.
- Soft sleep music: Slow, quiet music with warm, soft chords and a few gentle piano notes, and no drums. Plays all the time.
- Owl hooting: Now and then an owl in a nearby tree gives a few soft, round hoots. Plays at random moments, about once every 10 minutes.
- Single chime tone: One wind chime tube rings in the breeze, long and clear, and then fades. Plays at random moments, about once every 10 minutes.
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