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Highlands Wind
Custom Composite Generator

Presets

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

Current Slider Settings

Save in URL
Clone as Minified Player
℗ Order as an Audio file    

Tape Speed Control

℗ Slower • Faster • Transform • Reset

Animation Parameters

mode Soft Hard • Solo Duo Trio
speed ÷8 ÷4 ÷2 • Normal • x2 x4 x8
range [Low High]   set→ [Low High]

Spatial Width

Mono • Narrow • Stereo • Wide

iEQ • Calibration

None • Balanced • Full

Keyboard Shortcuts

Visualizer • White • PiNk • Brown • J↓↑K • Help

A contribution by Carl0

I was inspired by the background wind noise of the Scottish Highlands when I was growing up. Now, in my mid-50s, it has always been the calm place in my mind. I needed to emphasize things to make it resonate while working at my desk, due to background noise. It started as the Hurricane soundboard, so I kept the siren to break things up a little. I find the key to this is to drop the volume depending on your mood. If you want to be a bit more aware of your surroundings, leave the volume where it is. If you want to be calmer, drop the volume way down low.

Published on February 13th, 2025
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●  Carl, white noise is music to my ears most every night. Thanks for the reminder

Create Your Own

Use a laptop or desktop computer, as you will be asked to use keyboard shortcuts.

To create your custom composite generator, browse the site for slider contents: open any generator on myNoise, and select the sliders you want to use in your custom set by 'zeroing' all others, then hit [c] to collect all active sliders into a hidden stack. Move to a next generator and repeat the process until you have accumulated 10 sliders. Now hit [shift+c] to render your custom composite generator. At any point, press [x+c] to clear the hidden stack.