Green Noise Sound Machine (12 Hours)

EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 11H 55M

Green Noise Sound Machine (12 Hours)

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Download our Mobile App! iOS | Android --- Considered the "background noise of the world", Green Noise mimics many of the sounds occurring in nature. The frequencies you hear will remind you of rushing water, or waves crashing on the beach. Green Noise falls in the middle of the frequency spectrum a bit above Brown Noise but isn't quite as high as White Noise. It's used for many applications, but is particularly good at sound masking as well as calming anxious, running thoughts. Many of my listeners use it for sleep, while others use it to block out distractions while studying or working. Enjoy! --- 🗣️ Follow Us on Instagram & TikTok @dwellspring.io --- If these Sound Machines have been helpful for you, I'd be so grateful if you'd rate the show on either Spotify or Apple Podcasts 🙏 --- To unlock intro-free, ad-free versions of all the 12 Hour Sound Machines, subscribe to the Podcast at dwellspring.io/podcast. This free episode has an ad or two at the very beginning but once the Sound Machine starts, rest assured there will be no more interruptions whatsoever 😴 . If you have any specific sounds you'd like added, hit me up at [email protected]. --- Episode Keywords: Green | Noise | Nature | White Noise | Ambient Noise | Baby | Sleep | Travel | Sound Masking | Sound Cancellation | Meditation | ADHD | Anxiety | Autism --- © 12 Hour Sound Machines, LLC. All rights reserved. Any reproduction or republication of all or part of this content is strictly prohibited. --- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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