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Soundscapes

These websites are built to be listened to as much as looked at. Some are interactive and some are more passive, but all of them use sound to create a strong sense of atmosphere, place, or mood.

  • Radio Garden

    By Jonathan Puckey, Moniker + 1 more

    Drift between live radio stations across the planet.

    Radio Garden's globe centred on North America, dotted with green live-radio stations, with a Boston station playing in the lower-left controls.

  • Rainy Mood

    By Van Düke and Plain Theory, Inc.

    Continuous rain, distant thunder, and a quiet atmosphere.

    Rainy Mood’s interface showing a blurred green view through a rain-covered window, with a central play button and the words “Rainy Mood.”

  • A Soft Murmur

    By Gabriel Brady and Sleepy Rabbit LLC

    Mix rain, waves, wind, and distant ambience into your own atmosphere.

    A Soft Murmur interface showing ambient sound controls for rain, thunder, waves, wind, fire, birds, crickets, coffee shop, singing bowl, and white noise.

  • Purrli

    By Stéphane Pigeon

    A virtual cat whose purring fills the room with calm.

    A close-up photo of a cat resting with its eyes closed.

  • Moodist

    By Maze Heart

    Generate soft environmental atmospheres for focus, calm, or quiet wandering.

    Dark webpage titled “Ambient Sounds for Focus and Calm,” with an “84 Sounds” label and a row of circular sound-category icons.

  • myNoise

    By Stéphane Pigeon

    A vast collection of soundscapes for focus, relaxation, and imagination.

    myNoise webpage showing categories for focus, relaxation, sleep, white noise, tinnitus relief, and stress relief, with example soundscapes in each section.

  • DVD Logo Drum Machine

    By Andrew Boylan and Maxwell Neely-Cohen

    Turn bouncing DVD logos into rhythmic percussion.

    Black screen filled with colorful bouncing DVD Video logos, with a control panel for adjusting angle, speed, logo count, and edge-triggered drum sounds.

  • Numericals

    By Maxwell Neely-Cohen

    Play with drifting animated numbers that become generative music.

    Interactive drum sequencer showing triangular-number steps highlighted across a 128-step grid, with six drum tabs, tempo controls, and a Play button.

  • THX Deep Note

    By Dr. James 'Andy' Moorer and THX Ltd.

    A nostalgic audiovisual tribute to the iconic THX Deep Note.

    Dark THX webpage with the THX logo centered inside a swirling blue-and-purple abstract pattern, accompanied by the text “Your entertainment comes alive” and “Turn up your volume.”

  • Nest

    By Raphaël Bastide

    Explore a strange interactive nest of shifting digital forms.

    Abstract collage webpage with repeated food-like images, bright pink streaks, and stacked audio player controls on a muted purple background.

  • Seismic Drum

    By Jessie Char

    Turn seismic movement into a strange interactive drum machine.

    Black-and-white map of the Americas and eastern Pacific with black circles marking recent earthquake locations, including clusters near Alaska, Central America, the Caribbean, and western South America.

  • ToneMatrix

    By André Michelle

    Build hypnotic musical loops by placing notes on a glowing grid.

    Black webpage showing a square grid of dark tiles with bright white squares forming an abstract pattern, with “Copy Link” and “Source Code” links below.

  • Typatone

    By Jono Brandel and Lullatone

    Turn words into soft looping musical patterns as you type.

    Webpage showing a large on-screen keyboard beside a blue text panel asking what words sound like when typed out and how a favorite song might spell.

  • Because Recollection

    By 84.Paris and Because Music

    A fragmented drifting experience built from memory and atmosphere.

    Black-and-white webpage for “Because Recollection,” showing two men in the background, a colorful “RECOLLECTION” title, and instructions to hold the spacebar to launch the interactive experience.

  • Top Billboard Over Time

    By Matt Daniels and The Pudding

    Take a nostalgic journey as you watch and listen to popular music that rose and fell across the charts.

    Interactive music-history visualization showing Billboard Top 5 hits from 1986, with album artwork and ranked songs including “Rock Me Amadeus,” “Kiss,” “Manic Monday,” and “What You Need.”