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Make your own soundscape.

Choose a starting mix, press play, then move any sound up or down.

An ambient sound mixer combines several continuous sounds at independently adjustable volumes. Start quietly and change it by preference—not by a claim that one combination is best.

Mix in three steps

Choose. Play. Adjust.

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1 · Choose a starting point
2 · Press play
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Your starting mix is ready. Sound begins only after you press Start mix.

3 · Adjust any sound Changes take effect while the mix is playing.

Help and listening notes

How do I build a comfortable mix?
01

Choose the foreground

Raise the sound you want to notice first. One clear layer often needs less total volume than several competing ones.

02

Add a background

Bring in a second texture slowly. A low fader can change the character of the mix without becoming a separate event.

03

Leave headroom

Your device volume still matters. Begin low and adjust gradually.

What are these sounds—and what are their limits?

Every layer is generated locally with the browser Web Audio API. Rain and ocean are shaped noise—not field recordings. The ambient layer is a three-tone chord. The binaural example sends 220 Hz left and 226 Hz right and requires stereo headphones for the channel difference.

The mixer does not save or send your settings. A copied link stores only the visible slider values in its address. It does not claim to improve sleep, concentration, mood or health.

Use a comfortable volume, avoid headphones when you need to hear your surroundings, and stop if any sound feels uncomfortable or tiring. For the evidence and listening limits, visit Waves. Corrections: hello@welnific.com.

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