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Sometimes Magic happens...

Creating a soundscape for myNoise is always a challenge. One does not know how it will sound until all the individual sounds are completed, and loaded into a prototype page. This final stage is exciting. Countless hours have been spent refining the individual sounds, but the final verdict is almost instant.

Once in a while, magic happens: the soundscape transcends the sum of its parts. Although the sound itself is made in many layers, it suddenly behaves as one single, almost living, sonic entity. And when it talks to you emotionally, you then know you have a keeper. Auditory stimuli are particularly strong in inducing emotions. This probably dates back to our primal life, when our hearing sense was closely related to the survival of our species. The current soundscape is not only one of the keepers, but a very good example of what a sound is capable of achieving in terms of emotional resonances. Emotional resonances are very personal. They depend on your current state of mind, but also on what you have been through during your life, so far.

Sound can deeply affect the perception of both our inner and outer environments. Therefore, it can be used to effectively treat a surprising range of health challenges, such as depression, panic disorder, social anxiety, chronic pain, and insomnia, to cite a few. This soundscape is particularly powerful in creating such a perceptual shift. As you listen to it, you will feel a change within you.

You are in a passageway waiting for something to happen. As you build anticipation, you have a feeling that it will happen. Actually, it already has, slowly, but tangibly. Maybe it is a change in your life. Maybe it is the end of your problems, or the beginning of the end. Or maybe it is something rejuvenating your soul.


Released by Stéphane on December 12th, 2013 and still playing thanks to those who support myNoise. Thank you Xavier, Jamie, Hayden, Kathryn, Jennifer, Kyle, Alejandro, Paul, Vassily, Zain, Anakin, Jenn, Matthew, Ludic and Eric  

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Nature sounds are recorded in the field, and musical soundscapes are composed by musicians. Generative AI is never used to create myNoise soundscapes. Learn more here.