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I can't tell, is it the same track over and over again or a new one? By the way, I absolutely love this. I'm 4x more productive in coffee shops compared to everywhere else and I never knew why.
Love this!
It's alright but there's way too much dish hitting. The talking is good but the kitchen cleaning staff is not only distracting but angering.
Perhaps a better version would have independent sound tracks of each ambient noise, so that you could adjust each individual part.
For working parents, maybe a recording of your kids playing/fighting in the background. :)
Goes very nicely with the fragrance of dark coffee [1] [1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMnrl0tmd3k
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaVVdkVbYfA [2] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUOGehr-4CA [3] https://soundcloud.com/modernlove/sets/deepchord-presents-ec...
Very interesting, but I find I get much the same effect with the right types of music (which are also more aesthetically pleasing, to me). Also, recorded environmental sounds always have a certain degree of annoyance for me. There's nothing on earth I love more than the sound of rain or a crackling fire, but recorded versions just don't cut it (for me). This seems to fall into the same category.
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Perhaps a better version would have independent sound tracks of each ambient noise, so that you could adjust each individual part.
Or, at least different "flavors". I'd like to try "Busy Airport Terminal" and "Mall Scene". For working parents, maybe a recording of your kids playing/fighting in the background. :)
The loud dish clanks don't really bother me yet. (I am using my beloved Bose Q15 headphones, listening to KCRW Eclectic 24 + the ambient soundtrack both volume levels are very low).
Very interesting, but I find I get much the same effect with the right types of music (which are also more aesthetically pleasing, to me). Also, recorded environmental sounds always have a certain degree of annoyance for me. There's nothing on earth I love more than the sound of rain or a crackling fire, but recorded versions just don't cut it (for me). This seems to fall into the same category.
Any recommendations on specific music that helps you (artist/album)? I find that Radiohead/In Rainbows is good for me