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Calm Ocean Waves • Holds • Sailors Lament • Storm At Sea • ℗ Surprise!

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

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℗ G # • A # • B • C # • D # • E • F #
℗ Speed ÷2 • Speed x2 • Reset

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℗ Enter the Meditation Room beta

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

Sailing Through The Dark Waters

The wood creaks, the waves roll, the sailboat sails forward, and the darkness raises ahead. The sailors begin chanting to keep their mind sane on their travel through the dark waters...

This custom generator was suggested by Aglavra, a fan and patron of myNoise. Read the side column below to learn how to create your own.

Published on February 4th, 2019

User Stories

Write your own here. Click the blue bullets ● to load associated settings.

●  So calming for working on assignments.

●  Could listen to this one for hours. It's tricky to find the sort of soundscapes that I seek, and your page always delivers every time. This makes me think of ancient sea journeys, or being marooned, but alone and safe, for now...

●  This genorator plus Ice Drone is perfect! Its great for when I'm reading around my noisy classmates. It also matches the vibe of the book I'm reading, old Europe-y place underground exploring the caverns after many journeys across the sea.

●  I absolutely love this one! I think of it as a pirate's lullaby. It's good both for flow-state work and sleeping. I'm smitten!

●  I'm taking a swim and am stupidly not paying attention to what I'm doing, just staying afloat and humming. Thanks for making this generator Dr. Pigeon! :)

●  I like this one, it has a very well defined 'sailing across the ocean' feel!

●  [The Pilgrim, Poltergeist, and Underwater 3 raised to max] The air weighs heavy on my soul. I can feel it now, the pressure of a looming storm roiling ever-closer to The Bounty with each passing minute as I lay motionless in my hammock. I'm caught between being soothed to sleep by her long rocking motions and staying awake so that I may be alert when night watch inevitably calls all hands on deck.

●  I love this soundscape! It's so relaxing and peaceful; it really helps me focus.

●  Okay hear me out, 2 tabs of this on Storm at Sea preset combined with the Tin Roof Rain with the bass sliders turned up a bit. It makes the absolute best storm sound ever, it's incredible.

●  Captures the atmosphere I want to write to.

●  I love to play it together with some eerie soundtrack. Helps me focus a lot. I imagine I am in a viking ship sailing at night in a rough sea, praying the gods for a safe trip.

●  This soundscape combined with Mermaids Calling and Distant Thunder immediately puts me on a ship in the 1800s. We've been thrown off course by a storm that's just beginning to wane and we are coming up on a small island - the sirens beckon us ashore, and the sailors chant to drown out their deadly calls. I love this SO much!

●  Reminds me of Pirates of the Caribbean... here's me slaving at my desk job like a slave at the oars of the Flying Dutchman, and the old guy who's been here years is like that guy from the third (?) movie, forming part of the ship - part of the crew, part of the ship! Honestly though, this is great. Very immersive and relaxing.

●  I love that this one was added to the main page, it sets a unique mood with help from the description. I have listened to it many times now from when it was created.

●  I really enjoy this one, I can listen to it for hours without getting tired of it. Helps me focus as well. Reminds me of a bit of the dwarfs humming in the hobbit movie, mixed with a creepy ship haha.

●  I have to study for hours at a time - and this is my favorite soundscape by far. This has a Vikings vibe to it.

●  Studying in school can be so hard especially with talking and chattering about this soundscape is perfect for staying focused and calm.

●  It is a perfect background sound for studying a new subject. Sailing into unknown.

●  Absolutely amazing .

●  This is a clever reuse of the humming from The Pilgrim. Its like a dark tense moment of the pilgrims journey. The hopeful humming is still there but its contrasted against the creaking wood of the ship.

●  This, played with the whispers of Evil Charms, paints the image of a waterlogged woman thought to have drowned months ago, sitting at the edge of the dock at night and whispering chants about the ancient, eldritch truth she has seen in the abyss.

●  I love it. Somehow it manages to be both atmospherically creepy and calming at the same time.

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.