BOX FAN SOUNDS - WHITE NOISE | Sleep, Focus, Concentration, Study, Productivity | 8 Hours

There are numerous sources of “white noise”, a large spectrum of sound across all audible frequencies. Some of the best sources are rain, the gentle whir of a room fan, radio or television static, a hissing radiator, or the gentle hum of an air conditioner. Use our expertly engineered White Noise sounds for needed relief.

While some would say rain and fan sounds might be closer to pink noise, which has an emphasis on lower frequency ranges, these sounds are very effective for Sleep, Relaxation, Focus, Concentration, Studying, and Productivity Improvement. The Mayo Clinic includes White Noise in its treatments for Tinnitus sufferers, which they say is an effective sleep aid that may help make tinnitus less noticeable at night.

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The Art of Tranquility is your best online source for acoustic environments that help with sleep, focus, study, and concentration.

Noise can interrupt sleep, and interrupted sleep is less restorative. Undesirable noise, like air and vehicle traffic that doesn't disturb sleep can still affect sleep by changing the time we spend in different sleep stages, increasing lighter sleep stages and decreasing more restorative slow wave and REM sleep. A very popular solution is to mask unwanted noise with a more desirable acoustic environment. Many find that masking background noise helps to distract from anxious or intrusive thoughts and readies the mind for sleep. Sound therapies are a proven solution for help with Sleep, Relaxation, Focus, Meditation, Study, Insomnia and Sleep Disorders, Stress Relief, and Anxiety.

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Closely monitor sound levels - volume too high can make sleep difficult. Sound levels too high can make sleep difficult. We recommend a volume around 50-60 decibels, approximately the volume of moderate rainfall or quiet conversation. An app to measure sound level can be easily found wherever you download apps. The search phrase ‘sound level meter’ should produce multiple results.

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