I like listening to crickets or cicadas when Iβm falling asleep. Helps drown out my tinnitus
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a recording of my classes when the teacher isn't talking
it helps because it's just random people talking... I just have to make sure I don't talk while recording
Modular synthesizer. Modulating the white noise generator with a slow LFO to create a nice ocean wave background kinda sound.
- Late Night with Seth Meyers
- Last Week Tonight With John Oliver
- The Daily Show
I usually watch monologue / opening segments and pass out during the boring guest interviews.
Meshuggah
Old Kitbogas
Heβs still a superstar and the leader in his field, but itβs mostly background noise for the uncut versions Iβm listening to for the fourth time