Audami sound library

Colour, texture and control.

Start with a broad noise colour, add a softer environmental layer and balance the mix around your room, activity and comfort.

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COLOURED NOISE · BRIGHT

White noise

A broad, crisp texture with equal power per hertz. Often useful when speech-like detail or intermittent higher-frequency sound stands out.

Speech · Office · General masking
COLOURED NOISE · BALANCED

Pink noise

A smoother balance with progressively less power at higher frequencies. A useful starting point when white noise feels too sharp.

Sleep · Reading · Softer masking
COLOURED NOISE · DEEP

Brown noise

A low-weighted, rumbling texture with a steeper reduction in higher frequencies. Its deepest content depends on your speaker or headphones.

Deep texture · Relaxation · Low warmth
NATURAL TEXTURE · SOFT

Rain

A gentle, irregular layer that can soften the synthetic character of coloured noise without demanding attention.

Sleep · Calm · Layering
AIR TEXTURE · STEADY

Fan and airflow

A familiar continuous texture for people who already find fans comfortable in bedrooms, offices or travel spaces.

Routine · Work · Travel
NATURAL TEXTURE · FLOWING

Ocean

A slow, moving layer with more variation than coloured noise. Use it gently when a perfectly steady sound feels too artificial.

Relaxation · Wind-down · Layering
Not sure where to start?

Compare the three noise colours.

Learn why white sounds brighter, pink softer and brown deeper—and why preference matters more than universal claims.

Read the noise-colour guide →