DU Insomniacs: Which background sounds help? New Option.

[LVZ]

This is no cure, of course, but this might help - try one of 30 new ad-free SLEEP SOUNDS "stations" on this

Compact One-Click Radio Jukebox -- Sleep Sounds

Do you have a favorite type of background sound that helps you deal with insomnia?

Sleep Sounds: Rain, Babbling Brook, Air Vent, WWII Airplane, Binaural Isochronic, Binaural Theta, Florida Beach, Winter Wind, Rain with Distant Thunder, Ambient Sleeping Pill, Lucid Cosmos, Humidifier, Retro Fan, Holodeck, Space Voyager, Train Engine Idle, Lucid Nature, Sea Whales, Pink Noise, Gray Noise, Brown Noise, Gentle Rain, Hard Rain, Rolling Thunder, Campfire, Cave Droplets, Flowing Creek, Rain and Sleet, Air Conditioner, Deep Fan, Airline, Boeing 777 Intercontinental, Crackling Fire

[KamaAina]

1. Purring.

[Faux pas]

2. My favorite sleep sound would be

the rethugs crying all the way to Gitmo. That is all.

[Las Vegas Mixx]

3. I have tried a few of these ...

I have only tried a few but these seemed to work well for me.

rain, winter wind, lucid cosmos, air vent, holodeck, and airline

[Blue_Tires]

4. Once I found these, I started sleeping like the dead

Explore those user accounts -- There are hundreds more to choose from on 12-hour loops

[longship]

9. I tried the Bamboo water fountain...

It did not work. I had to get up and pee every fifteen minutes.

Gawd! I need some sleep.

[valerief]

5. Air conditioner. nt

[adigal]

6. Sometimes, nothing works

It's so frustrating, I can't do anything to get back to sleep sometimes.

[aikoaiko]

7. I'm an oscillating fan guy. Love it.

[Nay]

14. A fan works for me, too. nt

[B2G]

8. Melatonin

Not a sound, but it works.

[snooper2]

10. ever try Jim Carrey?

[Politicalboi]

11. They need a gurgling bong sound

Another reason MJ should be available to everyone who needs it.

[Populist_Prole]

12. "Air Vent" sound worked the best for me. It works too good, in fact

It made all the difference in the world back when I worked 3rd shift and had to sleep during the day. I've gotten so used to it however, that I can't sleep nights without it. Not a problem at home, but if I'm travelling and staying overnight in a hotel or in someone else's home as a house guest, I have a hard as hell time sleeping. Really quiet venues are the worst, ironically.

[hobbit709]

13. This works for me

[CTyankee]

15. I used to have waves on beach because the rhythmic sound was so soothing...

I slept very well.

I sleep better now as I get older...

[JaneyVee]

16. Binaural theta, of course.

[Las Vegas Mixx]

17. I tried that one too ...

but who wants to wear headphones while sleeping to get the intended effects?

[Jamaal510]

18. The "Rain, Rain" app.

http://rainrainapp.com/

[Las Vegas Mixx]

19. a better way: build you own customized web links to that web site - here's how:

The guy that wrote the code for that web site is a local Las Vegan.

For greater convenience, I built my own custom link from information found on his new Facebook Group page.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/radio.jukebox/

Instead of 30 sleep sounds, I just wanted too see my favorites. I also wanted a button for ESPN radio, TWiT After Hours, two ambient radio stations, a British Blues station, NPR News Summary, and a few other music stations.

I wrote down my button choices from the main radio jukebox site - http://www.gooplusplus.com/jukebox

Now my custom link looks something like this:

http://www.gooplusplus.com/presets=A1-A9-B9-N1-T1-T2-Z2-Z4-Z7-Z9-ZC-ZF-ZW-etc

Try the link. I think you'll find that this custom presentation is a lot more practical.

[LVZ]

20. Roll your own radio presets, examples ...

http://www.gooplusplus.com/presets=M3-M6-N2-R5-SG-SR-X5-Z2-Z4-Z8-ZC-ZG

http://www.gooplusplus.com/presets=B4-B9-O8-P1-P2-R1-R2-R4-R6-R8-R9-X5