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Good Night Peepers
There is a moment in the forest when light and sound quietly exchange places. As the sun sets, brightness fades, and the sounds of the night take over. Birds go silent — though there is still that last one calling, signaling the end of the day (find that slider). In their place, a new rhythm begins: soft, repetitive, haunting... Spring Peepers!
This soundscape is designed to hold you in that moment — still, listening, with nothing manmade around you. It’s an ideal soundscape to unwind and let go. The layered chorus of peepers creates a textured sound rich in high-mid frequencies, which can be beneficial for those dealing with tinnitus. Adjust the Tape Speed Control to change the sound's pitch so it matches the tone of your tinnitus.
While each frog calls independently, the overall effect is a complex, overlapping soundscape. These calls don’t align in a regular beat, but instead form shifting rhythmic patterns—an example of natural polyrhythms. If there were more peepers, their calls might blur into pure static noise. But at this exact density, a trance-like rhythm occurs, rich in detail and naturally calming. And that’s what makes spring peepers so captivating to listen to.
For a even more polyrhythmic sound experience, you can open this soundscape in two different browser windows at the same time!
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Just released by Stéphane on April 4th, 2025 and made possible by kind support from
listeners like you. Thank you
Garrett,
Romane,
Michal,
Douglas,
Stuart,
Raheela,
Akwky,
Amanda,
Joseph,
Giuseppe,
Lucy,
Sahil,
Paul,
Thomas and
Jordhana
User Stories
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This may be the first time I share a setting. When I opened the sound yesterday, I disliked the default preset at first (too loud, too chirpy). After listening to the other new sounds, I came back and tried the blue favorites of others (an habit of mine when arriving on a page). Rapidly, I found better settings, and a couple of hours later, I am in love with the sound. Good for concentrating.
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I live in Illinois, and I love frogs. This is exactly what my backyard sounds like this time of year, in mid-April.
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This is so beautiful. It moved me to tears in mere seconds. Probably unbridled joy.
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The Night Tone in this one sounds like the US Mid-Atlantic region on a summer night. I grew up in Virginia, but the nights are quite quiet in Belgium. I like to play sounds like this on the Bluetooth speaker in my backyard on warm evenings.
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myNoise is simply phenomenal. It has helped me remember that sound is beautiful.
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When I saw this on myNoise's app, I immediately rushed to leave a comment on the website to show my appreciation. I've lived in rural South Appalachia all my life, and spring peepers are one of nature's many lullabies I grew up hearing after sunset, filling the air from late March to early October until it was time for them to hibernate again. So, from the bottom of my heart, Stéphane, thank you!
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Really lovely. Reminds me of when I am in the mountains of upstate New York. We live right next to a beaver dam pond where the peepers and bullfrogs are all night long at it, and I also happen to love the quiet dusk rain setting which is just another layer of awesomeness to this being part of the same generator! This is perfect for my concentration and falling asleep alike! Thank you :3
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This quickly became one of my go-to soundscapes. It reminds me of quiet nights as a teenager in our house in the woods on the East Coast and the late night walks around the pond with my dog where we'd take in nature and listen to all the wildlife.
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The peeper.
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Just wanted to say thanks so much. myNoise helps me manage my tinnitus, allowing me to more easily relax and fall asleep at night.
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This is what my yard sounds like every spring (and right at this moment!) I'm so happy I can listen to it at any time! This is one of the most wonderful websites on the web, and I am grateful for it every single day.
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Would you believe that I have never seen a frog in real life? But where I live now, I hear them sometimes in the evening. I really like their call. I hope that I can see a frog someday, I like how they sound and I like this generator.
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OMG, Stéphane! Spring peepers are one of my favorite nature sounds, and I am so excited to see a generator for them. Thank you so much for working on and creating this generator - I'm sure it's going to be one of my go-tos forever.
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