Relaxing Sounds [EXCLUSIVE]

When starting a routine on a NestHub or mini which includes playing the ambient/white noise/relaxing sounds these loop endlessly rather than stop after 1 hour which has until recently always been the case.

One suggestion which keeps getting raised is that this is now an intended function by request of "user feedback.". I'd like to suggest that sounds like an incredibly unlikely situation(a lie). Why would anyone feedback that asking a sound to stop after a period of time is too much hassle and instead they want it to play endlessly with no means of customising the behaviour? Why would anyone at Google even spend time implementing that change and if they did why would they then find it impossible to provide both options to users? In addition why does this all still work fine (stop after an hour) when I start the routine on my phone rather than the hub?

Relaxing Sounds

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We appreciate people who are keen on sharing their thoughts with us. We're always looking for ways to improve. If you want sleep sounds to stop after an hour feature agan, I'd suggest you submit feedback about it, here's how.

Thanks for the response. The feature for the sleep sounds is working as intended. We're glad to hear you're interested in the feature to turn ambient sound off after an hour. We don't have anything else to share right now, but stay tuned for more news and updates. You can check this link for updates about this feature.

If this is working as intended why does it say that the sound will stop automatically? I haven't seen a single post on here from any user thanking Google for making the sounds play endlessly. When will Google acknowledge this is a bug or at the very least a mistake that needs rolling back?

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(Note: I'm in Europe - it seems a number of functions are onlye available in the US for now?)

Sorry about the noob question, I really have tried to search this community and the web.

The "Your morning", "Your evenig" etc screens could be really useful, but is there no way to customize them? Or is there some AI function that will eventually kick in?

Specifically, I want to swap the "play relaxing sounds" tile for something else - like Spotify. I never, never want to play relaxing sounds, and sometimes it even shows the same tile twice (big + medium).

I read that you're supposed to be able to remove some tiles by tap&hold, but the only option that pops up is "Open".

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What is it about a gentle river flowing, a soft piano lullaby, or even an oscillating fan that makes people want to fall asleep? These are just a few of the most popular soothing sleep sounds that offer a fast track to dreamland, even for restless sleepers.

Whether these comforting sounds merely block noise pollution or they work deeper to calm the mind and nervous system, research supports the benefits of using sleep sounds for falling asleep and improving sleep quality.

One study does show that white noise is effective for masking environmental sounds and that it improved sleep quality. So, if external sounds are keeping you awake, the fixed static of white noise might be the ideal sleep sound for you.

Even with access to an endless variety of sleep sounds, relaxing music remains one of the most beloved sounds people like to fall asleep to. Classical music has been shown to promote better sleep in individuals with sleep challenges and decrease depressive symptoms, which may also interfere with quality sleep.

It might be helpful to try out a variety of sleep sounds at bedtime and try and find out what addresses your particular sleep challenges. Luckily, BetterSleep has over 200 sounds to help you fall asleep every night. So, get comfortable and enjoy being lulled to sleep with your favorite sounds.

The song incorporates an environmental aspect as well. Samples of natural sounds like trickling water and bird calls aim to trigger a biophilic response, an innate human attraction to living things and a sense of oneness with nature.

Because the sounds in SoundRelax and Zen are based on our unique approach of using fractal mathematics, they generate changing, soothing tones and meditative chimes that become familiar but never repeat themselves and so relax the mind.

Even for hearing aid wearers who may not view their hearing loss as the primary problem, amplification of soft sounds will act as a partial masker of tinnitus and may therefore produce some relief. Amplifying very soft sounds requires a hearing aid with a low compression threshold and a high sound quality, which are both characteristics of Widex hearing aids.

Podcasts have grown in popularity over the years; unsurprising, given that they are a cost-effective, highly accessible way to make content engaging as well as instructive. And such is their appeal, around 4% of us use podcasts as our go-to means of relaxation. You can listen to podcasts on almost any subject; you choose what you want to hear, from comedy, to cooking, to news, and more. So, next time you need to relax, put a podcast on and immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of topical entertainment.

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It's worth noting that different people have varying preferences when it comes to relaxing music. What one person finds relaxing, another might not. It's essential to explore different genres, styles, and artists to find the music that resonates with your personal sense of relaxation.

Ambient: Ambient music is designed to create a serene and atmospheric environment. It typically consists of slow-moving, textural sounds and ethereal melodies that promote relaxation and a sense of tranquility.

Instrumental: Instrumental music, especially without lyrics, can be conducive to relaxation. It allows listeners to immerse themselves in the calming sounds of instruments like piano, guitar, flute, or violin without the distraction of vocals.

Nature sounds: Nature-inspired music or recordings of natural sounds, such as waves, rain, or bird songs, can create a peaceful ambiance and help connect with a sense of tranquility and the outdoors.

It's important to keep in mind that these are only general recommendations and everyone's preferences may differ. It can be helpful to try out various genres and artists to discover the music that speaks to you and helps you unwind. You might also consider making your own customized playlists or checking out curated relaxation playlists on streaming services to discover new relaxing music.

It's important to choose music that you find personally relaxing and enjoyable. Experiment with different genres, artists, or instrumental tracks to discover what works best for you. Additionally, using sleep-specific playlists or ambient soundscapes designed for sleep can enhance the effectiveness of music as a sleep aid.

Figure 4. Mediation diagrams for analyzing (A) the difference between favorite and relaxing music, and (B) and the effects of emotion themes, using the three self-reported emotions variables as mediators: music pleasantness, emotional arousal, and chills. e24fc04721