contains various sound generators and allows control of different frequencies, which can provide a constant auditory stimulus that effectively drowns out surrounding noises. (Not that I have any leftover angst from my own moody teenage years, or anything. Listen to relaxing white noise and rain noise free. Once background sounds are on, go to Apple Music or Spotify, and pull up Frank Ocean’s “Ivy” or maybe Taylor Swift’s “August” - and focus on the fusion of downpour with the songs’ general morose tone as you reminisce about a still-smarting heartbreak, build out fictional memories of a life that never came to be with a crush, or just contemplate how alone you really are this autumn. Background sounds can be turned on there with options including three white noise sounds along with rain, ocean and stream. It could work a little bit longer, it could go a lot longer, but the damage is probably done, says Kuhn. One need only go to the accessibility tab under settings then scroll down to audio/visual. If your water heater is already making these noises, draining it might help. ♬ YKWIM only lower on the fretboard – ihatetoi IOS 15 rain background noise + feels music = /5AAmxCnOyuĪs users across TikTok and Twitter have pointed out, adding background noises can make listening more immersive, which means that river streams coupled with the Beatles’ “Mother Nature’s Son” can take listeners to a sunny golden field outdoors, and ocean waves can add a certain dramatic flair to “Summertime Sadness.” And the rain can add a new level of coziness to vibey songs - but, most apparently, it can turn any already-sad song into a sob fest.
Millions of people use Rainy Mood while sleeping, studying, and relaxing.
But it took users little time to find an unintended new purpose as summer ends and we enter the gloomier second half of the year: Making sad songs even sadder. Welcome to Rainy Mood, the internets most popular rain sounds. With the rollout of iOS 15 this week, along with significant updates to apps like FaceTime and Safari, Apple quietly released background sounds - a nifty new feature that allows iPhone users to turn on classic ambient noises like rain, ocean waves and the trickling of a river stream, to help them focus or sleep.
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