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For the engineer, white noise is a signal that contains all frequencies in equal proportion, or, in other words, a signal whose spectrum is flat. For the mathematician, white noise is a signal made of uncorrelated samples, exactly like numbers output by a random number generator. Assuming that both engineers and mathematicians are right, we conclude that, when a source behaves like a random process, its sound should resemble white noise.

This is exactly what happens with rain. Every drop can be considered as an independent, uncorrelated, sound source. A gentle rain, made of sparse drops, will generate a pitter-patter sound, where you will still be able to hear each drop's distinctive sound. By increasing the rate and the number of drops, a heavier rain starts behaving as a huge random process, and its sound turns white.

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Our white rain sound recording is totally natural: no synthetic white noise has been superimposed here. Yet, it sounds close to white noise. Not all rain sounds are white though, mostly because of the environment in which the rain falls alters the color of the sound too. Our recording has been performed in the silence of the night, in a huge space - namely the Harau Valley in Sumatra - and in the absence of any wind, as to produce the most even noise one can get.

This sound offers the exact same spectrum as white noise, and can be used in the same applications in the mind, such as noise blocking or tinnitus relief. If white noise ever sounded too synthetic for your ears, give our white rain noise a try.

I wondered if anyone had written a sketch (and is willing to share) using an Arduino to generate rain noises. I don't really want to playback a 10 hour WAV file off micro SD or such nor repeated playback of a snippet from memory.... Just switch it on, have a sleep and switch it off in the morning....

White noise is "random data" and I believe digitalWrite(random(255)) in a tight loop will give you white noise. But that's not "rain". You can make pink noise by filtering white noise, and that's more natural sounding (less "harsh") but it's not easy to make a pink noise filter and it's still not rain.

Because, from my experience, the microSD readers usually fail, sooner rather than later. I have 5 Dues with 5 3.2" LED screens with microSD readers inbuilt. Two of those readers have failed on me so far. And this is from the display being on for a coupla hours at a time. I expect the rain noise generator to be on 8 or 9 hours every night.

Out of curiousity, how would you run a microSD reader without an Arduino? Would one of these be enough?

Rain sounds can create a soothing background noise, agrees function ga4_link114() { window.dataLayer.push(JSON.parse('{"event":"default_event"}')) }Todd Arnedt, director of the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program at the University of Michigan.

A 2017 study on older adults found that listening to pulses of pink noise during slow wave activity function ga4_link119() { window.dataLayer.push(JSON.parse('{"event":"default_event"}')) }improved sleep-related memory. Other researchers found that steady function ga4_link120() { window.dataLayer.push(JSON.parse('{"event":"default_event"}')) }pink noise can induce more stable sleep and improve sleep quality. The authors claim that listening to pink noise synchronizes brain waves to improve sleep stability.

Many of us are on the quest for better sleep. Sometimes this requires discipline, like sticking to a schedule for when you head to bed and wake up. Sometimes better sleep can necessitate money, like purchasing a function ga4_link134() { window.dataLayer.push(JSON.parse('{"event":"click_inarticle"}')) }mattress with adequate support. Listening to rain sounds or another type of soothing pink noise is pretty low commitment and low cost. It might be worth a shot for catching better zzz's.

Along with the release of iOS 13.2 for iPhone and iPad, Apple rolled out the same update for HomePod, bringing highly anticipated features like Handoff, support for multiple users, and Ambient Sounds. Read on for how to use HomePod Ambient Sounds to play all the available options including white noise, rain, fireplace, ocean, forest, and more.

The ErgoPouch costs more than the Dreamegg above, but I think you'd be happy with either, whether you need portability or not. I particularly loved how pretty this one is; its neutral aesthetic reminds me of a pebble at a spa without going full beige. There are seven sound options ranging from colored noise to rain and shushing. A charge should last you a few nights, but I wish there was a timer option to conserve battery. The back has a light with three levels of brightness. I liked to carry this around my house pretending I was holding a candle in an old movie. It's just very cute.

If you have an Amazon Alexa speaker, you can enable an Alexa skill called Ambient Noise to select sounds ranging from a whale to a dishwasher or washing machine. There are other Alexa sleep sounds too. Alexa may even suggest some if you ask for white noise or sleep sounds. You can also search for white-noise playlists on Spotify or other music services, like Prime Music.

You might not need to buy anything at all if you have a Bluetooth speaker lying around. I used to blast Good Charlotte from a Walkman under my pillow to fall asleep as an angsty preteen. Eventually, I graduated to an app that lulled me to sleep via the sound of a clothes dryer tumbling. There are tons of noises to help you relax, but if you need some inspiration, we compiled our favorite apps and Spotify playlists here. A Bluetooth speaker will step it up a notch.

Dreamegg D1 for $36: This one plays a lot of the same sounds as the D11 portable machine, with a handful more fans and a spectrum of noises. The control panel is matte and soft to the touch, and you can set it to play continuously or for 30, 60, or 90 minutes. I tried the white version, but you can get a few other nice colors on the Dreamegg site. The rim also lights up. ff782bc1db