Do Certain Sounds Help You Sleep?

[alexanderraimo]

Rainymood.com for me

 

[DawningWinds]

I don't have any particular noises I turn on to fall asleep, though I do find I sleep better when my cat's in my bed with me. This could be attributed to her purring but... it probably has more to do with me being more inclined to move around a lot as I try to get to sleep because I feel bad waking her.

 

[TheGreatCthulhu]

I have a fan on all the time when I sleep, but, I can't fall asleep in complete silence, I usually need some sound.

Music helps, but headphones aren't conducive for sleeping.

Lately, I've been falling asleep to How It's Made.

I also find woodwork is serious ASMR to me, so woodworking videos are SOO relaxing to me.

 

[GrooseIsLoose]

 

[Azure Sage]

Music helps, but headphones aren't conducive for sleeping.

Yeah, I can't sleep with headphones either. I just leave my phone on my nightstand, which is right next to my head. I don't need it right in my ears, and I don't need it very loud either.

 

[accio boomerang]

I have to sleep with some type of fan on, I have a really hard time falling asleep without it. I also like feeling that air against me.

 

[Grogson]

I'm the direct opposite of many in that I absolutely can't sleep with a fan on (which is great in the summer). The kind of constant, unchanging sound like that and white noise is honestly hell for me, right now there's some ventilation thing in my apartment that often starts making noise when I'm about to go to sleep so then I need to put something on to cover the sound. Usually someone talking, like some let's play or a podcast (basically all I use podcasts for).
For the most part I don't need complete darkness, and going to bed as the sun is rising outside can be pretty chill.

 

[Hylian Viking]

No, but I do have certain music I listen to before bed. Usually I just put on some Yanni or Enya. I find instrumental New Age music to be just the perfect soundtrack before bed.

 

[Farore's Chosen]

A good rain helps me fall asleep. I hafta have my fan on these last few years, not because of white noise but because some of my neighbors are turds who think it's cool to rev their loud obnoxious motors at any hour of day or night. So I need a blocker.

 

[Jimmu]

I retired this recently with some lo-fi music playing in the background but I feel like it kept me awake longer.

 

[Vanessa28]

Usually I like to sleep in complete darkness and silence. But some very soft instrumental music might be welcome. Or the sound of birds or rain

 

[Ganondorf]

Generally, I gotta have complete silence & darkness, but there's night where my tinnitus is so dang bad I gotta have some sounds. I'm also a heinously light sleeper, so I wake very easily to noises & never really have been able to shake that my entire life. In those cases I can only hope that it rains, or something, as that doesn't wake me up for some reason. Fans are a bit too buzzing for me (too much like my tinnitus) & listening to music tends to give me intensely bad dreams for whatever reason. Rain's generally my best friend. My partner ALWAYS sleeps with headphones in & listens to podcasts of all things, & sleeps like the dead. I'm so jealous of it or anyone who can sleep to the sound of voices.

 

[Kat23]

Yes, certain sounds help me sleep.

I can sleep to relaxing sounds like these:





And these:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzG_3q50DuPkYvBPJe2QWw7d1kSe-FsWO

And definitely these:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzG_3q50DuPmvddSeculQqX-RbU03XJF9

 

[Fierce Deity Link]

Gregorian Chant, music like in the Temple of Time (OoT) makes me easily rest and fall asleep.

 

[Kat23]

This helps me sleep, this ambience helps a lot actually:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzG_3q50DuPmCj0AipMJkcl8Vlo_TLxRR