Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Mountain water, measured for sleep
A Kazakhstan field-recording project shares natural-water tracks and guides about choosing steady sounds for sleep and tinnitus masking.
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- Listeners seeking steady natural sound for sleep or tinnitus masking
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- The creator reports 0.31 dB loudness variation in the steadiest brook, while a dawn chorus had 42 loud events per minute.
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The recording notes identify the northern Tian Shan and the Ile Alatau range above Almaty as primary locations, with lake-shore recordings from Kapchagay. The site says it checks for sudden peaks, uneven loudness, and hiss; it also describes correcting a 3.5 dB left-channel lean in the Mountain Brook recording. Licensed WAV packs for games, films, and apps are mentioned as in preparation, not as a currently available product.
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