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Flat • Warm • Bright • Odd • Even • Lower • Upper • Paired • Mirrored • Triplets • ℗ Surprise!

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A contribution by Andrew0

Exams are coming soon, and the school has graciously opened the reading room of the old library for students to study — provided, of course, they keep their voices down. Even though it's just after midnight, the room still has plenty of those students working at the long, wooden tables.

You sit at one of those tables near a corner, nodding a greeting to the others nearby, then open your notebook to review your work and jot down your ideas. Warm light fills the room from lamps scattered about.

There's a storm brewing in the distance, but it's not raining ... yet (slider 6). Instead, the room is a cozy oasis filled with quietly chatting students preparing for tests, papers, and the end of the term. If it gets chilly, someone is likely to light the old fireplace (slider 3), but at the moment you're enjoying the quiet, relaxing space.

Published on July 31st, 2024

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● It took a while to get the elements to my liking — relaxing but a little busy to avoid feeling lonely. I tried not to include sounds that might be easily noticeable when they loop, but I wanted a combination of room "tone" (students talking) and closer sounds (papers turning). I hope I got it right. I deliberately included both rain and fireplace sounds for those who like to add them.

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