The day I was born, the doctor decided I wasn’t done cooking yet and stuck me in an incubator. I don’t conciously remember it, but I am willing to bet the incubator made a soft steady shhhhh sound that I now can’t sleep without. White noise. As a kid I went to bed with a humidifier. Not the noiseless ones you buy today, but the old ’70s models that ran on a chainsaw motor. These days I use a fan. In the dead of winter when it’s 15 below, I’ll still have that sucker blowing full blast, shhhhing me to sleep.
But what happens when due to a mild snoring condition, your girlfriend requests you sleep in another room or risk accidental suffication by pillow? Enter http://www.simplynoise.com/ . Last night after being banished to the deathly quiet TV room, I googled “white noise”. Google suggested I take it a step further with “white noise generator”. I hit the jackpot on the first click with simplynoise.com.
Simplynoise really is simple. You can download the white noise, but there really is no need as the site plays a continuous seemless loop of white noise. You can control the volume and select from three types of noise:
White - the high end static of TV snow
Pink - mid ranged sound similar to a rushing waterfall
Brown - low end whoosh like a fan or air conditioner
Brown was the easy winner for me. I set the volume, let it ride all night and slept like a baby in an incubator.
A conclusion paragraph normally requires multiple sentences, but in this case I am going to go with the Simplynoise motto: enough said.
Sidenote: Sleeping to internet noise only works when your computer does not decide to reboot at 3AM.
ooooooooooooooooooohhhh that’s some good noise crack right there!!! I’m keeping that on while I work! It’s so relaxing!!!!!!
Just remember to stay awake