Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Download the endlessly loopable version here: cheesynirvosa.bandcamp.com/track/deep-analog-sleep-machine
This is a recording I took after work the other day of my old analog sleep machine. It is the type with a fan inside and adjustable holes along the edge where you can modify the sound it makes. I like to set it to be as deep as possible. I highly recommend these things, especially the good old vintage ones.
I've blown out the gain a small bit to simulate how wind sounds as it hits my ears as I felt like it added some great texture to the rumbles. The noise has also been leveled and deepened significantly to get it into this form.
I usually run this device while I'm needing to focus on programming, but it has also been useful for getting to bed, and now I can listen to it wherever I go. Hopefully some of you will benefit from it as well.
You can help support this channel on Patreon: patreon.com/crysknife007
And as always, special thanks to the following Patrons: T. Snow, KCX, Raziel, George Suhorsky, and T&L
Download the endlessly loopable version here: cheesynirvosa.bandcamp.com/track/deep-analog-sleep-machine
This is a recording I took after work the other day of my old analog sleep machine. It is the type with a fan inside and adjustable holes along the edge where you can modify the sound it makes. I like to set it to be as deep as possible. I highly recommend these things, especially the good old vintage ones.
I've blown out the gain a small bit to simulate how wind sounds as it hits my ears as I felt like it added some great texture to the rumbles. The noise has also been leveled and deepened significantly to get it into this form.
I usually run this device while I'm needing to focus on programming, but it has also been useful for getting to bed, and now I can listen to it wherever I go. Hopefully some of you will benefit from it as well.
You can help support this channel on Patreon: patreon.com/crysknife007
And as always, special thanks to the following Patrons: T. Snow, KCX, Raziel, George Suhorsky, and T&L
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Sweet Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7IMO8edyQA
This is very similar to my most famous sound of all time, Deeply Layered Brown Noise, but I have changed it up a little by adding slightly more range in the center channel. I find it very pleasing to have one noise layer right in the middle of the sound, especially while Im wearing headphones.
Crude oily brown noise is great for getting to sleep, focusing on your studies, or even just zoning out while trying not to worry too much about things that are outside of your control.
You can help support this channel on Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/c/crysknife007
Special thanks to the following Patrons and official YouTube Members:
aloper072, tigrenus, Breezygas, ericschlutt556, lenvankerkhof7627, L&T, T. Snow, Blair")
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I captured this sound during my recent vacation to visit the Barringer Crater in Arizona. Along the way I stopped for the night in the Oklahoma panhandle and felt compelled to capture this immense, deep, and rumbly HVAC noise which was present in the room I stayed in.
It is a great sound for getting to sleep, focusing, relaxing, or drowning out other sounds in your local environment.
You can help support this channel on Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/crysknife007
Special thanks to the following Patrons and official YouTube Members:
tigrenus, Breezygas, ericschlutt556, lenvankerkhof7627, L&T, T. Snow, Raziel, Blair")
