Journeys
soundscapes with an ending
Most ambient sound is a wall: it starts, it stays, you turn it off. A Journey is an arc — twenty to thirty minutes of weather with a beginning, a middle, and an ending it finds by itself.
- Every sound is synthesized live with Web Audio — there are no recorded loops
- Nothing repeats: drops, thunder, birds and bells are scheduled in real time
- Free, with no account and no sign-up
- Runs in any modern browser; works offline once loaded
- Sleep, focus and wake timers built in
Nightfall — 25 minutes, for falling asleep
Evening rain settles in; somewhere in the first ten minutes a storm passes at a distance and moves on; then the rain slowly thins until almost nothing is left but a low, warm drone. A rainstorm that ends when you do.
Begin Nightfall →Deep Work — 30 minutes, for one solid block
Rain and a stream build to a steady state and hold there — nothing changes while you work — then the weather gently lifts and a few birds arrive to tell you the block is done.
Begin Deep Work →Clearing Sky — 20 minutes, for resetting
It opens in a real storm — heavy rain, wind, close thunder — which recedes to drips, then to a stream, and finally to birdsong and a distant chime. Twenty minutes from turbulence to clear air.
Begin Clearing Sky →How journeys work
Each journey is an authored timeline driving the same live synthesis engine as the mixer — so even inside a fixed arc, no two performances are identical. You can cancel any time by choosing a mood, and everything stays adjustable while it runs.
rainrainsound.com — a quiet place to listen.