It would also be great if we could have chance to see lightnings with some(I don't know how) light effects on the picture when it is on. Just an idea.. Great job by the way!
Rain simulator for pluviophiles
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Re: Rain simulator for pluviophiles
#22This is really cool. I love rain. The droplets are great. Consider desaturating the Manhattan at night photograph some to make it look more "rainy." Example: http://i.imgur.com/apg5CwK.png
Re: Rain simulator for pluviophiles
#23Maybe ombrophile (Greek ὄμβρος 'rain storm') is a more sensible derivation than pluviophile (Latin pluvium 'rain') -- although it looks like people on the Internet mostly use it in a technical sense to describe plants or forests.
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#24Note for rain-fans: a 'pink noise' generator can make a sound which, while not quite like a recording, should make you feel the same rainy feelings. :)
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#25Very nice. Does anyone have a recommendation of a good rain in video game? The genre - racing, shooter, RPG, or even a demoscene - I don't mind, I just want good rains and thunderstorms!
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#26I've heard a couple of other sites like this, is there a googlable term for them? A directory? Soudscape site?
The rain sound loops a bit too often in longer listening.
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#27Meh: asoftmurmur.com
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#28Meh: asoftmurmur.com
Re: Rain simulator for pluviophiles
#29I've heard a couple of other sites like this, is there a googlable term for them? A directory? Soudscape site? The rain sound loops a bit too often in longer listening.
Re: Rain simulator for pluviophiles
#30If people are looking for similar things, there's also http://calm.com from Alex Tew of Million Dollar Homepage fame.