Three gentle sound layers to work to — a low warm bed, a flowing middle, and a brighter focus tone. Turn on one, or layer all three. However it sits well for you. Or scroll down and build your own from scratch.
Deep
Low, warm tones. The floor under everything.
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Flow
A soft moving middle with a whisper of rain.
off
Focus
Brighter tones with a little stereo air.
off
Makes whatever's playing fuller and louder — sound you can feel. A limiter keeps it out of harm; keep your own volume comfortable.
Make a profile from scratch. Set the tone, the wave shape, a slow stereo sway (headphones), and a pulse you can feel on anything. Turn the knobs while it plays — it moves live. Save it and it's yours next time.
Start from
Movement sets the profile gently drifting around your settings — tones lean to nearby intervals and return, pulses cross against each other, depth breathes. Dial in your sound first, then turn it on; turn it off to edit again.
What this is: just sound. Ambient tones, the kind you leave on in the background while you work — or,
on Intense, something with more body you can sit inside. It doesn't do anything to your brain and it doesn't
claim to; people simply find sound easier to focus or settle against than silence. Loud, full sound is just
music. Keep the volume comfortable, and if it's ever too much, it is — turn it down or off.