Busy Office
Open-plan hum, muffled chatter and someone very committed to their keyboard.
Sound Calm
White Noise
The classic. Bright, even static that covers just about everything.
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Equal energy at every frequency, the sound most people mean when they say 'white noise'. People use it for babies' naps, open-plan offices and light sleepers.
When to use it
- People use it to help little ones nap
- Covering office chatter while you work
- Light sleepers in noisy neighbourhoods
Keep it light: BusyAudio is for graceful exits, not for misleading anyone in ways that matter.
Tech specs
- Loop
- 30 seconds, seamless · Mono · 355 KB
- Source
Synthesized by BusyAudio
- License
- CC0 1.0 · Public domain
- Edits
- Original work, dedicated to the public domain (CC0) by BusyAudio. 30 s seamless loop, about -24 LUFS (white noise is bright, so it ships a little quieter), MP3 mono 96 kbps.
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