Heavy rain with a low, distant rumble that rolls in slowly — no sharp cracks overhead. Press play, dim the screen, and let it run.
You don't have to fall asleep alone tonight 🌙
Step into a quiet room where other sleepers have already tucked in. No chat, no accounts, no pressure — just company while you drift off.
The problem with most storm recordings for sleep is the thunder: a sudden close crack is great for atmosphere and terrible for drifting off. Here the thunder is a low-frequency swell that rises over several seconds and stays far away in the mix.
Underneath it, the rain layer is a little denser than the plain rain tile, and the thunder arrives at irregular intervals rather than on a timer. If you want just the rain without any rumble, switch to the Rain tile instead.
The rumbles are low-passed and rise slowly rather than snapping on. If you are a light sleeper, use the plain Rain tile instead.
Yes — pick the Rain tile. The two are deliberately separate.
No. A real rain bed is layered with generated drops and each rumble is shaped separately, so there is no audible loop join and no advertising break.