A positive, supportive environment helps in every aspect of your life, from productivity and creativity to relaxation and rest. The level of lighting and colors you choose help you to control visual aspects of your environment. Now there is a way to color the sounds in your room, just as color its visual aspects with the right color curtains or painting the walls.
This scientifically textured sound is called Noise Colors and it comes in three distinct designer hues, each with its own purpose.
PinkNoise: The perfect shade of noise for boosting concentration, attention. Useful in study sessions. and anything that requires focused thinking. It is a soothing sound, makes you feel calm, takes away headaches.
BrownNoise: Warm and relaxing. encourages deep sound sleep, physical relaxation and is also good for quiet focused reading
WhiteNoise: Great for enhancing focus, reducing tinnitus noise, masking office sounds, and eliminating distractions.
The Science Behind Noise Color
The development of white noise occurred around the turn of the 19th Century with scientists including Thomas Alva Edison conducting experiments on sound and sound frequencies.
As research developed in noise color, it was determined that there was full spectrum of sound frequency colors similar to the rainbow spectrum that light exhibits. Some of these developments found their way into the tube phonograph, part of of the telephone, and other early audio devices.
Much more recently, psychologists and neuroscience has learned about the specific psychological effects of different noise color. The first was white noise, which combined all the other noise colors, just as white light does visual colors. Psychologist found that white noise helped block out distractions. This simple discovery was found to have very practical benefits in the real world, such as helping individuals focus on a task, or fall sleep in distraction-ridden environments
Further research into the audible spectrum has led scientists to produce precise mathematical algorithms for generating white, pink and brown noise – all noise-masking variants with slightly different psychological and mood inducing benefits and uses.
Start using the influence of noise color to decorate the sound qualities of your environment with a special NoiseColor Bundle which gives you all three sound tracks including WhiteNoise, BrownNoise and PinkNoise with special savings.
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