Dark Cherry Red Noise for Rapid Deep Sleep | 12 Hours | BLACK SCREEN | Tinnitus & Anxiety Relief

Not many people know that brown noise and red noise are one and the same. Scientists usually refer to it as red noise, while it is commonly known as brown noise. It relates to the power density of brown/red noise, which decreases by 6 dB per octave. This essentially means it has more energy at lower frequencies and less at higher frequencies. Simply put, it's a deep, comforting rumble rather than a higher-pitched sound. When creating my original Red Cherry Noise (   • Mind-numbing Red Cherry Noise | 12 Ho...  ), my intention was to capture the lower frequencies of cherries rumbling in a metal bowl, as well as the pouring and mixing of cherry juice. I was quite happy with the outcome, and it received many positive comments about its smooth texture. However, I also received some requests for it to be even deeper, with more enhanced lower frequencies. So, back in the studio, I aimed to re-record the sounds, adding deeper tones. I hope you enjoy this much darker, deeper red noise—sure to satisfy those of you who love lower frequency noises. MADE USING: Cherries, cherry juice, rice shaker, rain effects and brush scratching