Bamboo grove
A bright bamboo grove with light beams and drifting dust. Rustling leaves and a nearby stream keep it peaceful.
This scene starts with rustling leaves, forest birds, stream. Open Sounds to change the mix, add lo-fi music, or switch on the Pomodoro focus timer.
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- Rain: Forest rain, Rain on glass, Rainy street, Thunderstorm, Tent at night
- Water: Aquarium, Coral reef, Deep sea, Kelp forest, Koi pond, Moonlit ocean, Waterfall, Mountain lake, Lighthouse
- Nature: Misty pines, Autumn woods, Firefly meadow, Bamboo grove, Sakura drift, Campfire, Snowy cabin, Sunset beach
- Sky: Northern lights, Milky way, Desert night, Mountain sunrise, Above the clouds
- Indoors: Fireplace, Café window, Night desk, Library nook, Night train
- Playful: Cozy village, Blocky caves, Pixel sunset, Floating islands, Lantern lake
All sounds
- Rain: light rain, heavy rain, rain on window, rain on tent, thunder
- Nature: wind, rustling leaves, forest birds, crickets, frogs, owl, crackling fire
- Water: stream, waterfall, ocean waves, seagulls, cave drips, underwater, bubbles, whale song
- Indoors: café chatter, library hush, keyboard, turning pages, ticking clock, purring cat, wind chimes, singing bowl, vinyl crackle
- Travel: night train, plane cabin, distant city, creaking boat
- Noise: brown noise, pink noise, white noise
Questions
Is Earmuff free?
Yes. Every scene, sound and the focus timer are free, with no account and no ads.
Which sound is best for studying?
Steady sounds work best for most people: light rain, brown noise, a café murmur or a fireplace. A popular mix is lo-fi music around 60 percent, rain around 45 percent and café chatter around 25 percent. If you can pick out single voices or sounds, turn it down.
Can I mix sounds together?
Yes. Open Sounds, tap as many as you like and give each its own volume. Save the mixes you like to use them again.
Does it work offline and on my phone?
Yes. It works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers, and once a sound has played it keeps working offline. You can add it to your home screen like an app.
Is there a Pomodoro timer?
Yes. The focus timer runs 25, 50 or 90 minute sessions with breaks in between, or your own lengths, with a soft chime and a small task list.
Where do the sounds come from?
They are real field recordings released under CC0 and the Pixabay Content License, from the Moodist and Blanket projects. Brown, pink and white noise and the music are generated live in your browser.