This puts me into study mode and helps hold me there, something I struggle with. Other brown noise can have too much in the higher range - I love how deep and warm this is. Thank you.
My grandfather was a navigator on a B-17 , he told me how the 4 engines would make this sound. Only when they were in sync , thanks for this, brings back his memory.
Resonance is a thing. When I started my multi engine training my old school instructor was awesome. Taught me to sync with my ears and not the gauges. Just gets annoying on the ground when you've got a crosswind and you just have to put up with the out of sync resonance.
LOL I love how all us military people and military brats are here in the comments. This I swear to god is one of my all time favorite sounds in the world, being on base and hearing planes go overhead all the time....I'm not on base anymore and this is so nostalgic for me. This specific sound is one of the most comforting sounds ever. Thank you so much for uploading this, I did a little scream of joy when I saw the title. LOvely!!!
I've loved the B17 all my life, my favorite plane. Years ago working in my yard I heard a milti engine plane, cleary radial and not a turboprop and thought, man, that sounds like a 17. I look up and Lady Liberty flies over my head heading to an air show I didn't know about but dropped my work and dragged the wife there.
Thank you so much for this! Listen intently. You're in a crew of 10 guys You're early twenties. You are sitting on tons of bombs and ammo. It's unbelievably cold. In hours you will release the bombs. You might not come back or may be wounded. You might lose a friend today as you watch his plane go down. Planes will attack you soon Flak will hit your plane . You do this for 25 missions, if you live that long . NOW take a minute to think about that. Now, you know why they are called "THE GREATEST GENERATION" God Bless Them All. Never forget them!
Thank you for this. My Dad was a bombardier on Forts with the 15th AAF. He was a 2 year Army vet Signal Corps when Pearl Harbor happened. He was a Sergeant but wanted to be a pilot fly. He scored highly on the tests and was trained as a bombardier. He was "the old guy" on the crews at 24. He was wounded by flack over Linz, Austria attacking Nazi ball bearing factories. He flew 32 missions in all, 2 DFCs and 3 Air Medals among a few more. But he made it home. He is still my Hero as are all B-17 Boys. This makes me feel close to him although he is still flying high above with his crews and buddies somewhere in the wild, blue yonder. God bless all of the Greatest Generation.
My undergraduate advisor was a gunner in a B-17, in that little turret on the belly of the plane. He told me it was the most terrifying experience you could ever imagine, and that every time he came back from a combat mission his pants were totally soiled.
My uncle was also a B17 navigator during WW2, 15th Air Force in Italy. I’m also a private pilot and I’ve flown in a B17 as a passenger; the actual sound I recall was a bit rougher and louder, but very similar. Possibly because we were at low altitude. And I love this stuff - my uncle passed during the pandemic in his late 90s … quite a generation!
When I was four years old my father was Commander of Albrook AFB in Panama. We were moving back to America from Guatemala City Airport and flew out on a DC-3. I slept near the wing section and could hear the engine clearly. It was a tremendously comforting feeling that I still remember distinctly sixty six years later. To this day I still sleep better with sounds like this in the background. I also met Charles Lindberg on that fight but that is another story. Thank you for this !
Was born in the Canal Zone. Then we moved to Venezuela. My dad turned 30 exactly 2 weeks after 12/7/41. He was a major in the Army Corp of Engineers. They won’t let him transfer to the combat engineers. He even tried switching to the Navy’s Seabees. I popped out 10 years later minus a month. 🇺🇸 Flying home to the states in 2 engine props seemed like days. That drone put me to sleep for most of the trip, even when we had to fly through storms…according to my mom.
Listening to this and adding the sound of distant thunder with my sound machine ….BETTER THAN SLEEPING PILLS!! The low pitched white noise is like a massage for your brain dulling the racing thoughts to a standstill!! Great upload!!’
What a wonderful idea this is. It reminds me of long ago, lying in bed sometime around midnight there used to be a regular flight went overhead, turboprop, very high, probably cargo. I'd listen to the sound, softened by distance in the stillness for several minutes, fading slowly away. I always found it very soothing.
When I was 5 or 6 (mid-1960s) there were several late-night flyovers of our house by what had to be a squadron or more of prop planes, whether transports or bombers I never knew. It would start as a low rumble, gradually get louder, until climaxing with maybe two minutes of planes flying directly overhead. Then they would fade away. My older brother - sleeping in the bunk above me - has no recollection of this.
I love to hear this sound for real . It’s unmistakable. I’m blessed to live where they fly over my house on special occasions 🥰🎼 Thank you veterans for your service 🙏
I've been looking for a sound to help me sleep for weeks. This is it. It's the only one that has worked, so far. My uncle was a test pilot on the B-17 and B-24. Thanks uncle Billy!
my father-in-law was a navigator on a B-17 in WW2 Europe. He remembered it being bitter cold at 20,000 feet, noisy as hell, a bucket for a toilet for the crew of 10,, and some 10 hours in the air for each mission - and a high risk of not making it back. His plane was shot down on its `13th mission. The average was 11 missions for a heavy bomber. He hated war the remainder of his life!
If you don’t mind me asking, where was he shot down? My grandfather was also a B17 Co-pilot and was shot down over Germany on what I believe was his 13th mission as well, in fact, they were not even supposed to go, they were the trail plane that filled in if any plane dropped out of formation due to engine issues. And sure enough, one did. Anyway, it would be wild if both our grandfathers were on the same flight. If this sounds familiar comment back and I’ll share a way to contact me. I have my grandfathers memoirs he wrote about the war before he passed. He never spoke of it until he wrote them. Take care!
Brave men. My great uncle did a RAAF tour on Lancasters of 30 or so raids, was given a few weeks off and visited the Squadron but there weren't many familiar faces according to a letter he sent home. He was killed flying a Halifax over Denmark doing meteorology survey. An unknown but dangerous job where they flew modified bombers over the North Sea and Europe taking weather readings for the meteorologists to make a forecast for the Allied crews going to bomb the following day and night.
Me too!! It was the most exciting thing to be flying in the dead of night. By the time we got to Malaysia, I thought I'd gone deaf!! Great childhood memories.
Not to take away from those brave young crews, but when think about what's going on behind each of those four massive props. The machining and precision of metal spinning, the timing, the millions of little explosions so perfectly controlled for hours on end.
Love the comments. You ever noticed that no one's dad, grandfather, or great grandfather was ever a cook, admin/personnel, laundry, supply, maintenance, medical, intel, public affairs, welder, parachute rigger, dispersement clerk, postal clerk, aircrew, mechanic, driver, chaplin, buolder, IT, recruiter, career counselor, photographer, military police, mineman, fire fighters, legal/JAG, musician, quatermaster, ordinance, which is 90% of all military personnel. Suppose the only ones who comment must have been decendents of pilots, infantry at significant battles, and special forces. Intersting, I must ponder.
Odd..my grandmother's second husband was a sailor on a supply ship in the Pacific during WWII. I'm not sure what his job on the ship was, but I know he said he scraped a lot of paint and mopped decks. Therefore I am a descendent of sorts of a military elite.
The flights from Lima Peru to Miami in the 50’s were in DC-6s and 7s. Five hours to Panama and another five hours to Miami. I still remember the vibrations and sounds of those flights…..
❤❤❤❤❤ I have been searching and searching for the “perfect” deep bass sound or noise, not quite knowing what I was looking for. But omg this is it!! This is beautiful 😭❤
That sound while flying for over 50 years as long ass it rang meant that all was well. That no matter the weather ..Our passengers were safe... Thanks ground crew, thanks controlers, thanks Dear God, ... An Argentine Pilot .
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I'm old enough to have flown multiple times on commercial multi-engine prop planes. Very relaxing sound, especially if muted/cruising. Also heard live sounds of B-17, C-54, B-36, and others (military brat). Contrails, anyone?
I grew up an Air Force brat from the early 50s. Living near bases with large SAC prop bombers this was the sound of my infant days. Still relaxes and makes me sleepy. Thanks for the way back.
I love the deep gutteral drone of prop engines. Particularly the Rolls Royce Merlin but my British bias is probably responsible for that 😂 When listening to this i imagine I'm a ball gunner on a B17 flying over Europe seeing the RAF bases in Southern England, the English Channel and the fields of the recently liberated France. Very peaceful and relaxing 😌
You should kick in a little bit of distant thunder. Ohhh maybe occasionally a V-12 Merlin subtly fading in and the back out. Or not. Love love love this!
So relaxing but then also thinking of the pilots back then going into the unknown not knowing if they would make it back alive to see their loved ones again. The calm before the storm as they say. Big fan of low frequency relaxation loops and this is one of the best I’ve tried. It’s all about nailing the right frequency. Perfect way to shut out the deafening noise of silence in an overactive brain. If you know, you know… 🙏🏾
I could only imagine what it felt like in the 1940s in one of these planes as a pilot very cold the smell coming off the aluminum and the beautiful sounds of the Pratt & Whitney engines flying to Germany.
Every night I look for some sound to calm my brain. Starship bedroom, light rain and thunder, blizzards and even a ship caught in ice. And then I find this. A sleeping bag full of droning bees and Tibetan throat singers. And it’s just what my brain didn’t know it needed. Thank you for this. It works great.
My uncle Phillip was a B-17 commander on the first wing lead bomber of the 8th US Army Air Force. he got the distinguished flying cross through 35 harrowing missions out of East Anglia UK, he brought his crew back alive thank the lord. As children we flew to South America on the beloved Lockheed "Connie' (Constellation) Eastern Airways the frequency sounded like this but much louder, i was a pleasure to fly on the great props.
B17. An iconic bomber, the b29's little brother, these planes went on missions for hours, it was incredible how the men could stay there, seated, and talk and just sit.
I worked as a ramp agent for American Airlines at JFK NYC years back. Whenever i was assigned to an AA gate near the "America Eagle" (regional props flights) tarmac area, I was instantly numbed and put to sleep by the prop noise while sitting idle on my tractor awaiting my flight or assignment. Eagle prop flights usually kept one engine running as they boarded or disembarked a plane. Now instead of my AA tractor, Im off to my cozy bed with the hum of these props. Night all.
1959, summer. Flight from NYC to either Cologne or Frankfurt. I was three and with my mom on her first trip back home to Bischofshofen to visit her family. American Airlines 4-prop. Louder than Hades! Never forgot how loud those things were.
I can't stress enough, that Your channel is My personal go-to for sleeping and relaxation! Throughout the years, that airplane sound video has always helped Me sleep like a baby! Thank You for being of service to Us all, My guy! 😉 👍
This nice and a bit different than the other brown noise. That deep buzz noise is more helpful for concentrating than relaxing, I think. Oh, you have to try this with headphones.
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Very nice, but I do think that some older people that lived in cities that were bombed, it might bring them nightmares! But that’s the beauty of freedom of choice! I do want to mention that, because I greatly respect those that lived through such horrible times!
Damn! Get all the stories you can get from her and record them or write them. That can be quite precious. Also, the man in your current user icon seems to be a German Luftwaffe flying crew member or pilot. Who is he, if you don't mind me asking?
I use to live on CFB Trenton and in the night i would hear the C-130 Hercules engines humming away, sounded just like this thank you brings back memories 😊
@@soundsandrelaxing I agree I love both the turbo props and the older versions to in Trenton we have mainly the turbo prop ones still all the piston pounders have beautiful sounds ♥️ and amazing sound quality made me feel like I was right back there 😊😊
Sitting in my car whie this playing through 9 speakers and the sub and my cell phone speaker is playing vera lynn on the dashboard just like AFN radio. Rain coming down on the windshield hot coffee steaming in my hand this is magic
Reminds me of the high-power runs night crew would do in Cherry Point and Futenma. Now I run a fan as much as possible to help me fall asleep. Good Times!
It reminds me of the opening of a banging hard trance track. Like I'm convinced any second some synth strings and other noises are going to start building on top of it with an off beat building to the main rhythm.
To make it a but more realistic. You could also add turbulance sounds made by the metal frame or the devices inside the plane. Just an idea, it adds up to the relaxation.
I don't know if this is how you made this, but fun fact: if you take a yamaha electric piano and set it to strings for the instrument and hold down the lowest note and the note an octave above it at the same time it sounds exactly like this plane sound!
This helps me to sleep as I imagine a long flight on an Imperial Airways 'C' Class Flying Boat. Aah, the steward has kindly brought me a blanket & pillow. Or a Yankee Clipper flight out of San Francisco if you will. Either way its luxury. ❤
Reminds me of the military planes I heard in Iceland, back in '87. Between jet lag and planes droning on the flight line, it wasn't too hard to sleep. 🙂
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This puts me into study mode and helps hold me there, something I struggle with. Other brown noise can have too much in the higher range - I love how deep and warm this is. Thank you.
Hi, thank you very much for your comment and for your contribution. I wish you the best for your studies.
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Yes I love it to the lower the pitch and deeper the the sound puts me right to sleep 💤 😴
I think this sound is absolutely terrifying lol
@@AnthonyHolden-zw8ww Maybe a back ground sound in a horror movie. Thing is I love horror movies! lol
Just remembering the ride to Viet Nam in the 60's in the C 130's. USMC. Was not fun then!! But now refreshing knowing I made it home.
Thank you for your service!
Thank you for listening my video ! 🤝
Thank you for your service ❤😊
Yes. Brother we made it home. '68 tet. US Army
Nothing but love for you and the guys.
WOW....I love the sound of prop engines that are synced.....the best mechanical "purring" ever!
Thk ✈️✈️✈️
Having fun typing this as I yawn, listening to the soothing sounds of big synced engines.😇
My grandfather was a navigator on a B-17 , he told me how the 4 engines would make this sound. Only when they were in sync , thanks for this, brings back his memory.
Thanks to him for his service ✌🏻all a generation of heroes.
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i imagine there were a handful of engine operators what would try and get all 4 engines synced up.
Resonance is a thing. When I started my multi engine training my old school instructor was awesome. Taught me to sync with my ears and not the gauges. Just gets annoying on the ground when you've got a crosswind and you just have to put up with the out of sync resonance.
LOL I love how all us military people and military brats are here in the comments.
This I swear to god is one of my all time favorite sounds in the world, being on base and hearing planes go overhead all the time....I'm not on base anymore and this is so nostalgic for me. This specific sound is one of the most comforting sounds ever. Thank you so much for uploading this, I did a little scream of joy when I saw the title. LOvely!!!
Best comment ever ! ✈️👍
What ?, taking Gods name in vain?,worst comment you should of said , swear to muhhumad and see where that gets you 👍
Not a Vet or a Military Brat. Just a pilot who loves this sounds.
I am not a military person nor a military brat but I love to hear the story of what you guys did to those situations it's just so cool😊
I've loved the B17 all my life, my favorite plane. Years ago working in my yard I heard a milti engine plane, cleary radial and not a turboprop and thought, man, that sounds like a 17. I look up and Lady Liberty flies over my head heading to an air show I didn't know about but dropped my work and dragged the wife there.
Thank you for this amazing message.
Yeah….and after the air show I’ll be she dragged you to the emergency room!!!! If I had done that my wife would have put me in intensive care!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much for this! Listen intently. You're in a crew of 10 guys You're early twenties. You are sitting on tons of bombs and ammo. It's unbelievably cold. In hours you will release the bombs. You might not come back or may be wounded. You might lose a friend today as you watch his plane go down. Planes will attack you soon Flak will hit your plane . You do this for 25 missions, if you live that long . NOW take a minute to think about that. Now, you know why they are called "THE GREATEST GENERATION" God Bless Them All. Never forget them!
thank you for this honorary testimonial !
Thank you for this. My Dad was a bombardier on Forts with the 15th AAF. He was a 2 year Army vet Signal Corps when Pearl Harbor happened. He was a Sergeant but wanted to be a pilot fly. He scored highly on the tests and was trained as a bombardier. He was "the old guy" on the crews at 24. He was wounded by flack over Linz, Austria attacking Nazi ball bearing factories. He flew 32 missions in all, 2 DFCs and 3 Air Medals among a few more. But he made it home. He is still my Hero as are all B-17 Boys. This makes me feel close to him although he is still flying high above with his crews and buddies somewhere in the wild, blue yonder. God bless all of the Greatest Generation.
My undergraduate advisor was a gunner in a B-17, in that little turret on the belly of the plane. He told me it was the most terrifying experience you could ever imagine, and that every time he came back from a combat mission his pants were totally soiled.
@@stevezak3805 b-17 the real deal old school badass plane. so happy they still fly c-130s around here etc but miss these beauties
My uncle was also a B17 navigator during WW2, 15th Air Force in Italy. I’m also a private pilot and I’ve flown in a B17 as a passenger; the actual sound I recall was a bit rougher and louder, but very similar. Possibly because we were at low altitude. And I love this stuff - my uncle passed during the pandemic in his late 90s … quite a generation!
thank you for this testimony !
I always go to sleep with this relaxing sound. Whole night' It gives me profound feeling of comforf and security.
When I was four years old my
father was Commander of Albrook
AFB in Panama. We were moving
back to America from Guatemala
City Airport and flew out on a DC-3. I
slept near the wing section and
could hear the engine clearly. It
was a tremendously comforting
feeling that I still remember
distinctly sixty six years later.
To this day I still sleep better
with sounds like this in the
background. I also met Charles
Lindberg on that fight but that is
another story. Thank you for this !
childhood memories 😴🛩👍
Researchers believe we sleep better with noise because it was noisy since before we were born.
Was born in the Canal Zone. Then we moved to Venezuela. My dad turned 30 exactly 2 weeks after 12/7/41. He was a major in the Army Corp of Engineers. They won’t let him transfer to the combat engineers. He even tried switching to the Navy’s Seabees. I popped out 10 years later minus a month. 🇺🇸 Flying home to the states in 2 engine props seemed like days. That drone put me to sleep for most of the trip, even when we had to fly through storms…according to my mom.
DC-3 is one of the most reliable planes ever.
That was one of the best most relaxing flights I’ve ever slept through. Thanks to the pilots and crew!!
Listening to this and adding the sound of distant thunder with my sound machine
….BETTER THAN SLEEPING PILLS!! The low pitched white noise is like a massage for your brain dulling the racing thoughts to a standstill!! Great upload!!’
Great idea !
What a wonderful idea this is. It reminds me of long ago, lying in bed sometime around midnight there used to be a regular flight went overhead, turboprop, very high, probably cargo. I'd listen to the sound, softened by distance in the stillness for several minutes, fading slowly away. I always found it very soothing.
me too
When I was 5 or 6 (mid-1960s) there were several late-night flyovers of our house by what had to be a squadron or more of prop planes, whether transports or bombers I never knew. It would start as a low rumble, gradually get louder, until climaxing with maybe two minutes of planes flying directly overhead. Then they would fade away. My older brother - sleeping in the bunk above me - has no recollection of this.
Merci pour ce super témoignage ! 👏
I love to hear this sound for real . It’s unmistakable. I’m blessed to live where they fly over my house on special occasions 🥰🎼 Thank you veterans for your service 🙏
Thank you for listening my video ! 🤝
Deep inside, I long for the time of old Hollywood movies, vacuum tubes and piston engine, propeller driven aircraft.
Very much agree. It seem unlike electronics they have a soul.
I've been looking for a sound to help me sleep for weeks. This is it. It's the only one that has worked, so far. My uncle was a test pilot on the B-17 and B-24. Thanks uncle Billy!
Thanks uncle Billy 🙏😴✈!
ty uncle billy
The droning of engines is pleasant for this old mechanic. Lovely.
Thanks 🛩👍😉😴🛩
my father-in-law was a navigator on a B-17 in WW2 Europe. He remembered it being bitter cold at 20,000 feet, noisy as hell, a bucket for a toilet for the crew of 10,, and some 10 hours in the air for each mission - and a high risk of not making it back. His plane was shot down on its `13th mission. The average was 11 missions for a heavy bomber. He hated war the remainder of his life!
If you don’t mind me asking, where was he shot down? My grandfather was also a B17 Co-pilot and was shot down over Germany on what I believe was his 13th mission as well, in fact, they were not even supposed to go, they were the trail plane that filled in if any plane dropped out of formation due to engine issues. And sure enough, one did. Anyway, it would be wild if both our grandfathers were on the same flight. If this sounds familiar comment back and I’ll share a way to contact me. I have my grandfathers memoirs he wrote about the war before he passed. He never spoke of it until he wrote them. Take care!
Glad he was able to tell the story.
@@JN24185 I need to know if your guys' father/grandfather flew together
Brave men. My great uncle did a RAAF tour on Lancasters of 30 or so raids, was given a few weeks off and visited the Squadron but there weren't many familiar faces according to a letter he sent home. He was killed flying a Halifax over Denmark doing meteorology survey. An unknown but dangerous job where they flew modified bombers over the North Sea and Europe taking weather readings for the meteorologists to make a forecast for the Allied crews going to bomb the following day and night.
I remember as a kid going on a huge military plane that sounded like this and it put me to sleep. Super loud, loved every second
Me too!! It was the most exciting thing to be flying in the dead of night. By the time we got to Malaysia, I thought I'd gone deaf!! Great childhood memories.
Jesus lord almighty this is the best thing ever. Thank you so much.
Jesus, who is Lord and our God, is awesome!!!
Try the DC-3 or 5 the low end rumble is even deeper. This one is great too, thank you
@@Mikael5732 Amen!
3:30 a.m., insomnia, saw & listened to this, fell back to sleep, appreciate it !! 😴
Not to take away from those brave young crews, but when think about what's going on behind each of those four massive props. The machining and precision of metal spinning, the timing, the millions of little explosions so perfectly controlled for hours on end.
well seen !🛩😴😃
The sound of a mother's heartbeat...
It’s almost like a indefinitely prolonged Ohmmmm from the Sanskrit .. Very nice!
Aren't all motors set at 60 MHz?
That is the amazing sound of freedom.
The freedom to sleep well...I wish you ! 😴
I have this video on standby pretty much all day. I have some noisy neighbors and this blocks all that out perfectly. Thanks a bunch
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Love the comments. You ever noticed that no one's dad, grandfather, or great grandfather was ever a cook, admin/personnel, laundry, supply, maintenance, medical, intel, public affairs, welder, parachute rigger, dispersement clerk, postal clerk, aircrew, mechanic, driver, chaplin, buolder, IT, recruiter, career counselor, photographer, military police, mineman, fire fighters, legal/JAG, musician, quatermaster, ordinance, which is 90% of all military personnel. Suppose the only ones who comment must have been decendents of pilots, infantry at significant battles, and special forces. Intersting, I must ponder.
Odd..my grandmother's second husband was a sailor on a supply ship in the Pacific during WWII. I'm not sure what his job on the ship was, but I know he said he scraped a lot of paint and mopped decks. Therefore I am a descendent of sorts of a military elite.
The flights from Lima Peru to Miami in the 50’s were in DC-6s and 7s. Five hours to Panama and another five hours to Miami. I still remember the vibrations and sounds of those flights…..
Douglas DC-6 the best...DC7 the first airliner to be able to cross the North Atlantic non-stop. ✈️✈️
I flew the Panagra DC7 many times bw Lima and Miami. that prop throb will rock you to sleep.
We used to fly from NY to Miamai -Panama- Peru on a Lockheed Constellation we may have been on the DC 6 as well.
Such a great droning sound… nice frequency
The sound, tone & frequency are perfect! The memories however, just won't fade beyond the horizon.............. :(
❤❤❤❤❤ I have been searching and searching for the “perfect” deep bass sound or noise, not quite knowing what I was looking for. But omg this is it!! This is beautiful 😭❤
Same here 😔
congratulations with your find did u find any usecase for it yet?
That sound while flying for over 50 years as long ass it rang meant that all was well.
That no matter the weather ..Our passengers were safe...
Thanks ground crew, thanks controlers, thanks Dear God, ...
An Argentine Pilot .
And thank to you for the message 🛩
I like the drag racing sleep sounds. Revving engines, screeching tires and blown engines. Soothing! 👍
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Really appreciate this low pitch droning sound. Very soothing and relaxing to my overactive brain! Please, please repost it with higher volume.
UA-cam put an ad right in the middle of it. Woke up screaming to Dawn power wash dish spray 😫
Sorry, it's not my choice, despite my observations UA-cam seems to ignore the bug. You'll have to provide me with screenshots of the ads for YT to notice the problem.
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Well, it was an effective ad you have to admit😂
Finally, something that lets me fall asleep imagining I'm in the movie *Airplane!*.
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I would have a hard time sleeping with that movie.
I speak jive!
Lovely sound. As a bonus, I occasionally think of my Great Uncle who served in this aircraft.
Why does the B17 sound this relaxing. This is insane.
G Major - my new favorite key. Thanks for the video.
I'm old enough to have flown multiple times on commercial multi-engine prop planes. Very relaxing sound, especially if muted/cruising. Also heard live sounds of B-17, C-54, B-36, and others (military brat).
Contrails, anyone?
I grew up an Air Force brat from the early 50s. Living near bases with large SAC prop bombers this was the sound of my infant days. Still relaxes and makes me sleepy. Thanks for the way back.
Thank you for this beautiful testimony. ✈️🎧😴
Wow! I thought the haunted & rain sounds were the best, but this right here takes me to paradise!
OMG !!! Paradise with my airplane sound, i'm better than J. Bezos😂🙏🛩
Well......
I have flown for 5 hours and 13 minutes with this gift of aviation sound. Thank you for posting my flight. ✈️
Thank you for listening...good flight !
I love the deep gutteral drone of prop engines. Particularly the Rolls Royce Merlin but my British bias is probably responsible for that 😂
When listening to this i imagine I'm a ball gunner on a B17 flying over Europe seeing the RAF bases in Southern England, the English Channel and the fields of the recently liberated France. Very peaceful and relaxing 😌
You should kick in a little bit of distant thunder. Ohhh maybe occasionally a V-12 Merlin subtly fading in and the back out. Or not. Love love love this!
So relaxing but then also thinking of the pilots back then going into the unknown not knowing if they would make it back alive to see their loved ones again. The calm before the storm as they say. Big fan of low frequency relaxation loops and this is one of the best I’ve tried. It’s all about nailing the right frequency. Perfect way to shut out the deafening noise of silence in an overactive brain. If you know, you know… 🙏🏾
Thank you for your comment and for the recognition of my sound work, it's really encouraging..Take care 🙏😴✈
I know …
I love this thank you. I just wish it was louder. Listeners can always tune it down but not up enough.
My grandfather was a member of the Strategic Air Command in Vietnam keeping these planes fueled and in the sky.
Must be bring back memories for those who were Children during the WW2 Blitz . 🛩️ 💥
No, the asynchronous engine sound of the Heinkel He 111 was quite different to this.
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@@timonsolus thank you.
For a sad number of great men, this was the last thing they ever heard..
This allowed me to sleep almost 8 hours, which is unheard of. Tks!
Cool message thanks...Sleep well !😴🛩👍
Wow! This is so chill and at the same time makes me feel like I'm on my way to an adventure. I never knew a recording like this existed. Thank you.
This reminds me of flying in a two propeller passenger plane as a child from Dallas Texas to Arkansas.
Sound memory is great 👌
I could only imagine what it felt like in the 1940s in one of these planes as a pilot very cold the smell coming off the aluminum and the beautiful sounds of the Pratt & Whitney engines flying to Germany.
More likely Rolls Royce
Every night I look for some sound to calm my brain. Starship bedroom, light rain and thunder, blizzards and even a ship caught in ice. And then I find this. A sleeping bag full of droning bees and Tibetan throat singers. And it’s just what my brain didn’t know it needed. Thank you for this. It works great.
Thank you for your pleasing comment...Slep well !😴
Thanks!
Thank you very much for your contribution. I hope my videos will help you sleep well every night. Gratitude.🙏💤✈️
So much better than rain. This is wonderful.
Thanks ...Enjoy !🛩🛩🛩
My uncle Phillip was a B-17 commander on the first wing lead bomber of the 8th US Army Air Force. he got the distinguished flying cross through 35 harrowing missions out of East Anglia UK, he brought his crew back alive thank the lord.
As children we flew to South America on the beloved Lockheed "Connie' (Constellation) Eastern Airways the frequency sounded like this but much louder, i was a pleasure to fly on the great props.
Great comment Thannks !
Alittle imagination goes great with these videos. I think my plane passed by yours over the channel last night
B17. An iconic bomber, the b29's little brother, these planes went on missions for hours, it was incredible how the men could stay there, seated, and talk and just sit.
Thank you for this comment !
I worked as a ramp agent for American Airlines at JFK NYC years back. Whenever i was assigned to an AA gate near the "America Eagle" (regional props flights) tarmac area, I was instantly numbed and put to sleep by the prop noise while sitting idle on my tractor awaiting my flight or assignment. Eagle prop flights usually kept one engine running as they boarded or disembarked a plane. Now instead of my AA tractor, Im off to my cozy bed with the hum of these props. Night all.
Glad it brings back good memories, sleep well.
My dad was 21 years old in 1944 and flying missions as a B17G pilot. Thanks for this.
Thanks for listening !
My god, weren’t they YOUNG. I can’t imagine a 21 yr old lad being that brave and that skilled now.
1959, summer. Flight from NYC to either Cologne or Frankfurt. I was three and with my mom on her first trip back home to Bischofshofen to visit her family. American Airlines 4-prop. Louder than Hades! Never forgot how loud those things were.
I’m keeping a sharp look out for ME 109s .
Very interesting and calming. Almost hypnotic. Could listen to that for hours! 🙂
Thanks for your helpful comment !
You brought me over to this site. Thanks. And my 20" box fan and your noise is the same pitch exactly, bonus.
serendipity !😉
Oh, that's a nice sound. Love it
Thanks for your message, sleep well ! 💤
Different strokes for different folks according to how your wired up. I have always had a sync with this low sound. Thanks for bringing this about.
I can't stress enough, that Your channel is My personal go-to for sleeping and relaxation!
Throughout the years, that airplane sound video has always helped Me sleep like a baby!
Thank You for being of service to Us all, My guy! 😉 👍
Dankeschön, ist echt was anderes, schöne grüße
This nice and a bit different than the other brown noise. That deep buzz noise is more helpful for concentrating than relaxing, I think. Oh, you have to try this with headphones.
Thank you for your helpful comment. It's true, often the sound is better with headphones. Thank you for listening my video ! Sleep well. 💤🤝
I listen to this video every single night. Thank you❤
Thank you very much for your pleasant comment. You might also like this one : ua-cam.com/video/3kGVGq_DhG0/v-deo.html
Iwish you to sleep well all year round with my videos.😴🙏🛫
Same 😂
I spent many hours on a P3 back in my Navy days. When it was my turn to take a nap I had no problem falling asleep. 👍
Thank you for this testimony 😴.
Jet engines would be even better. Excellent track here.
Okay, thanks for your comment. If I have more requests, I will post jet plane sounds.💤✈️
Very nice, but I do think that some older people that lived in cities that were bombed, it might bring them nightmares! But that’s the beauty of freedom of choice! I do want to mention that, because I greatly respect those that lived through such horrible times!
My grandma was a "Flakwaffenhelferin" 1944-45.
She will be 99 in March
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Damn! Get all the stories you can get from her and record them or write them. That can be quite precious.
Also, the man in your current user icon seems to be a German Luftwaffe flying crew member or pilot. Who is he, if you don't mind me asking?
Also, happy birthday to your grandma.
I agree, the sound effects more then many same videos, great
Thank you
Budha sound made by prop engines. Awesome. :)
Bravo man, nobody thought of that before !😴🙏
Thank you! This is what I needed to relax.
I wish you good moments of relaxation🙂
I use to live on CFB Trenton and in the night i would hear the C-130 Hercules engines humming away, sounded just like this thank you brings back memories 😊
In my opinion, Hercules C-130 engines are among the best. Thank you for this testimony ! 🛩️👋
@@soundsandrelaxing I agree I love both the turbo props and the older versions to in Trenton we have mainly the turbo prop ones still all the piston pounders have beautiful sounds ♥️ and amazing sound quality made me feel like I was right back there 😊😊
You may also like this sound : ua-cam.com/video/vx7QwNslK2I/v-deo.html 🛩️😊
Sitting in my car whie this playing through 9 speakers and the sub and my cell phone speaker is playing vera lynn on the dashboard just like AFN radio. Rain coming down on the windshield hot coffee steaming in my hand
this is magic
I understand you, I love this soundscape too ! 😴🤝
Thank you and the air plane👍🏻
✈️🙏 Thank you so much
Reminds me of the high-power runs night crew would do in Cherry Point and Futenma. Now I run a fan as much as possible to help me fall asleep. Good Times!
Members can listen to fans here 😆: ua-cam.com/video/M0-Bym1T3_I/v-deo.htmlsi=8catQTNz7nNzax0l
This is GOLD !! ☆☆☆
During my time in the Air Force I flew on a C130 and the experience was very similar. Strangely calming and relaxing.
Thank you for this testimonial !
Very useful.. flies me straight to sleep. Well made!
Thk 👍
I love this one. it's perfect.
Thanks a lot ! Sleep well !
It reminds me of the opening of a banging hard trance track. Like I'm convinced any second some synth strings and other noises are going to start building on top of it with an off beat building to the main rhythm.
Great comment ...thanks !🎵😴🛩
That's exactly what I was thinking! Great minds think alike, and ours do, too.
Loving this
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This is the one for my sweet sleep spot , goodnight 😘
Love the sound. Hate the ads. Why the crap do they put ads in a sleep video???
Sorry but it's maybe a UA-cam bug because I don't allow ads in the middle of videos only at the beginning and at the end.
To make it a but more realistic. You could also add turbulance sounds made by the metal frame or the devices inside the plane. Just an idea, it adds up to the relaxation.
Thanks for the advice. If I have other requests I will do so ✈️
I don't know if this is how you made this, but fun fact: if you take a yamaha electric piano and set it to strings for the instrument and hold down the lowest note and the note an octave above it at the same time it sounds exactly like this plane sound!
Not really my friend, it's real...have fun !
This is perfection.
thank you so much for your comment 👌
This is the greatest!!!!
Thank you very much for your great comment.🙏💤🛩️
Ooh this cool.
Thanks !😴😉
Works a treat. Thank you for this content.
This helps me to sleep as I imagine a long flight on an Imperial Airways 'C' Class Flying Boat. Aah, the steward has kindly brought me a blanket & pillow. Or a Yankee Clipper flight out of San Francisco if you will. Either way its luxury. ❤
Yes, it's so true... Sleep well ! 🙏✈️😴
Отличный звучок.
Thanks !
Reminds me of the military planes I heard in Iceland, back in '87. Between jet lag and planes droning on the flight line, it wasn't too hard to sleep. 🙂
So, have a good sleep...😴
Thank you 😎👍🙏
thanks to you for listening to my videos 👋
Awesome!
Thanks ...😴
Love your vids they are the best
Thk....You are the best followers !