Sounds for
study
Rain, a fire and a slow clock. Free, live and never looping.
Change the mix
Steady rain on the village green, heard from indoors.
This hour at The Kettle & Rain is not yet sponsored. Put your name over the door.
A background that stays in the background
The trouble with music for work is that it has a tune, and a tune is something to follow. The trouble with silence is every small noise in the house. This mix sits between them: enough going on to cover the house, nothing in it to follow.
The clock ticks once a second. Some people find that a steady tick sets a pace for reading. If it bothers you, take it out.
Make it yours
For a café feeling, add Quiet bar. For deeper cover in a shared room, bring up Brown noise. When you have a mix you like, use Copy link to this mix and keep the link. It opens the page with every slider where you left it.

Questions
Is rain good for studying?
Many people find it is, because it is steady and has no words. Whether it helps you is easy to test: use it for one session and compare.
Can I save my own mix?
Yes. Your last mix is remembered in this browser, and Copy link to this mix gives you a link that opens the page with the same settings anywhere.
Is there a version with music?
Not here. The site is kept to sound alone, so there is never a tune to follow.
