Dark Emerald Green Noise for Rapid Deep Sleep | 12 Hours | BLACK SCREEN | Tinnitus & Anxiety Relief

Right! In my opinion, deep, dark sounds are the best for sleep. Few things in nature offer a more comforting, grounding sound than a waterfall!

So a few years back, while exploring the beautiful village of Carrick, Co. Donegal, I returned to a wonderful little spot the locals call 'Salmon Leap.' It was so calming,. Like unfiltered nature, raw and textured. Genuinely, I ended missing a family party that afternoon up so I could sit up there for over an hour, recording both audio and video. Pure bliss!

Coming home that summer I took what I had recorded and hit the studio. I started shaping that recording into something extremely soft and soothing. That turned out to be Emerald Noise, my homage to the Emerald Isle:    • Green Noise from the Emerald Isle | 12 Hou...  

Now here we are a few years later. I decided I wanted to revisit the recordings and that I wanted to go deeper. So using ambipads and drones, I enhanced the lower frequencies and shaped the sound more toward the Green Noise spectrum (that sweet spot between white and brown noise). I removed some of the sharper high-end frequencies that I know some of you don't like, but I was careful to preserve the natural rhythm of the original.

Revisiting those recordings was really good fun! The place is called Salmon Leap, and despite having stopped there many times before, I’d never actually seen a salmon leap... until this trip.

If you watch the intro closely, you’ll see one leap up just before the video fades out. Blink and you’ll miss it! But here’s a BONUS: hidden somewhere in the full 12 hour video, there’s a short five-second clip where three salmon leap in a row. It's very cute!🐟🐟🐟 It’s tucked in quietly, and the audio stays consistent, so no surprises. Can you find where it is?

Anyway, the result of all this is Dark Emerald Noise: a deeper, darker, low-tone ambient sleep sound designed to send you to snooze land.😴😴 I’ve done my best to preserve the organic pulse of the original waterfall while adding a more immersive tone (for those who like it deep), so I do hope you like it.

And with that, sleep long and sleep well tonight, friends. And good luck spotting the salmon! 🐟

MADE USING: Waterfall recordings (Carrick, Donegal), MIDI keyboard and fabric scratching.