Posted By: 360view
You can’t make these things up......
Posted By: wingman
Re: You can’t make these things up...... - 02/11/20 05:26 PM
I used to drive a couple of the kids around to get them to sleep when they were little.
One of them liked the sound of a running vacuum cleaner or hair dryer.
Went through a couple replacement hair dryers until he got bigger and outgrew it...
One of them liked the sound of a running vacuum cleaner or hair dryer.
Went through a couple replacement hair dryers until he got bigger and outgrew it...
Posted By: rrbrucea
Re: You can’t make these things up...... - 02/11/20 05:56 PM
And here's a totally different kind of "things you can't make up" story:
https://www.journalnow.com/news/loc...01ff1ca-bbc6-5bc7-af7c-d32b7cade75e.html
https://www.journalnow.com/news/loc...
Posted By: BevoHoosier
Re: You can’t make these things up...... - 02/12/20 12:19 PM
nothing new, but not for lulling babies to sleep i guess, - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundaktor
Posted By: moparx
Re: You can’t make these things up...... - 02/12/20 01:27 PM
so when are they gonna "invent" big rig "sounds" to pipe through the grille of electric vehicles to warn people that have their nose buried in their phone ? 
Posted By: srt
Re: You can’t make these things up...... - 02/12/20 04:45 PM
My Doctor office uses noise machines to protect privacy of adjoining rooms. Last visit I was exposed to "forest" noise complete with breeze in trees, a far off creek, crickets and frogs. The recording contained the synchronized chirping of crickets and frogs leading me to believe it was a natural recording.
Very relaxing with eyes closed.
Posted By: ChryCoGuy
Re: You can’t make these things up...... - 02/12/20 07:33 PM
Here's one I was made aware of recently. I find it to be very relaxing...
B-17 Propeller Noise Simulator
Here's the lead-in on the website:
B-17 Propeller Noise Simulator
Here's the lead-in on the website:
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The noise, without the war
In 1944, before the dawn of the jet age, war birds ruled the skies. Powered by the hum and thrum, and shake and rattle of piston driven propellers, they thundered ever onward to their targets. Their names: the B-17 Flying Fortress, B-29 Super Fortress, Lancaster and Liberator, are still familiar seven decades later!
Turn off the lights, put the headphones on, and crank volume up. Strap yourself into the pilot's seat... and fly back in time!
In 1944, before the dawn of the jet age, war birds ruled the skies. Powered by the hum and thrum, and shake and rattle of piston driven propellers, they thundered ever onward to their targets. Their names: the B-17 Flying Fortress, B-29 Super Fortress, Lancaster and Liberator, are still familiar seven decades later!
Turn off the lights, put the headphones on, and crank volume up. Strap yourself into the pilot's seat... and fly back in time!