Wind sounds
A long Atlantic wind field with deep, continuous low-frequency movement.
Starts at a different place and keeps going without repeats in each rotation.
Ready when you are
Start anywhere in the rotation. Every passage plays once before the station reshuffles.
About this station
Open Wind is a single extended coastal wind recording with broad low-frequency motion and no artificial loop. Use it as an immersive background for rest, focus, or sleep when rain and white noise feel too dense.
White noise is flat and static. Wind is broadband too, but it moves — pressure rises and falls across long arcs, with a heavy low-frequency component. Many people who find generated noise fatiguing can stay with wind for hours, because the slow movement keeps it from feeling like a fixed tone.
No. Open Wind is a single extended coastal recording from the Atlantic, played through at length. There is no loop point to notice, which is the specific thing that makes most wind tracks wear thin.
It suits people who find rain too busy and white noise too bright. The energy sits low in the spectrum with very little top end, so it fills a room without adding brightness at night.
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