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Open Window New York City Soundscape at Night (Midtown Manhattan City Sounds) 4k
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2019
- City soundscape of Midtown New York City in binaural audio. This is a view of 33rd street from my hotel room in the evening. The audio is not looped and recorded on location. This recording features sirens, construction, people, traffic sounds, and more. Sounds can be used for sleep, study or entertainment. There's also a bit of white noise. Thank you for your support. Enjoy!
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I love your videos - they're simply amazing 😍 Keep up the great work ❤️
Many thanks!
That's some Atmosphere-content on another Level!
no other place in the world like the Big Apple
the fact that you have a cartman profile distracts me, and i love it.
Yeah
1:01:04
“PAULIE!!”
“AYEEE”
Is that from inside or outside
Steve W it’s from the outside
Thought it was Paulie and Christopher
You can’t throw a a rock in New York without hitting an Italian Paulie
B
I can imagine a New Yorker somewhere, listening to quiet suburban soundscapes, while I listen to this.
Yup. It's me.
That good ol suburban dog barking its ass of at 4cin the morning cause its hungry.
The only soundscape in the suburbs are dogs barking. The suburbs are bland.
Born and raised in NYC, Havn't been back for years and would never want to move back, but miss it all the same. Totally listening to this as I go about my work. Love it.
Yea here I am
I remember going to New York when I was 12 we were there for a whole weekend. The best part of the trip was waiting till everyone fell asleep and I would go to the bathroom, open the window, and hear the city awake. Best feeling ever
I know this EXACT feeling and I did the exact same thing and it was soo amazing
Wooooyyy! It’s dream for me …. Because l live in Russia
@@limeow4932 how’s Putin ?
@@enriqueharker6520 still thinks he's king of the world 🤙🏿
@@enriqueharker6520 didn’t age well
What I love about this is that it’s not looped - it’s all real time. You get to see and hear everything unfolding below. Most videos here are usually looped so it takes away the immersion but this? Three hours of uniqueness? Man I am IN LOVE.
I don’t live in NYC, but I do hope I get to visit there someday!
literally !! i thought us was looped but saw the people walking which made me love it even more bc it’s so real
hijacking this thread for the views.
my comment from way back didn't get any thumbs up, gonna paste it here for you blind people:
thank you uploader whoever you are, this has been my go-to bed time noise session for the past week now! love it!
Just recently took a trip. Totally worth it, in my opinion, especially if you know somebody there that can direct you when you’re clueless as fuck. Luckily I had a friend who was willing to wait for me at the bus stop haha
Definitely visit. Or move here, you’re missing out :)
@@silverwolf8128 hell no
hot summer nights.. mid July
when you and i were forever wild
the crazy days city lights…
The way you'd play with me like a child
Almond Milk Same. 💙
i totally agree thats one of the reasons why i want to move there
Yeah man, the city is always alive
same I love the city
Sameee,idk why my parents find disturbing sleeping at night while hearing cars driving by.
*man, i'm so city-sick.*
i miss New York so much. i miss walking around The Village, rushing to get on the train/bus and my MetroCard not working, getting really good bagels in Bay Ridge, petting a bunch of dogs, not being able to sit down and eat on a park bench because of pigeons, having to tell 7 different creepy guys that i don't want to buy their pirated films, riding in car service during the rain, meeting new people everyday, spraying 99 cent silly string off of my grandma's fire escape, getting stuck in elevators, stepping in mushy snow during the winter, and my absolute favorite...
*walking around the city.* walking around New York City in the nighttime is so very different than the daytime. i know everyone says "the nighttime is when everything comes alive," but New York is already so alive, i mean, just by looking out your window (depending on your view) you can tell: the lights; the people; the cars; the birds; the buses; the trees; the buildings; all of it is already so alive. but nighttime, now nighttime hits differently. that's when all of the lights are brighter than they normally are; the people are more dressed up or just leaving work; the birds are hovering over people who are eating; the buses have more people on them; the trees are sometimes lit up because they hang sting lights around them, so they light up during the night; the building lights are on and people are just getting home;
*New York is just such a unique place to live because sometimes you never know what might happen.*
i really like your way of describing things. feels very authentic.
shut up
@@cthklh1458 was that really necessary?
The metro card part hit different
Yeah like a building blowing up. Overcrowded, rude people, traffic jams, trash food, jaywalkers and needles and piss stains in every alley. I love new York fucking anyway >:)
*someone literally dying and waiting for their medical transport*
us: pretty siren noise 🥰🥰
AHH lol 😭😭
@@Thadnill they meant us, ie the ppl listening
Been this way since I was small 😆
LMFAOOO
Lol I hear those all the time but now I realized someone is probably dying
Native New Yorker here, and I have to listen to this when traveling. I was in South Carolina and it was so quiet that I thought something horrible happened.
I live in South Carolina and I hate it 😂
Why do you have a playlist called nazi NYR 😂😂😂
@@nyr3318 oh well thank you for clearing that up (just ball bustin btw)
I live in South Carolina 😂
I used to live in SC
I always thought the noises were exaggerated in shows and movies, but dang it’s really like that.
I visited New York about a month ago. I stayed at a hotel in Manhattan and for some reason my room window didnt have a lock on it and I was able to completely open it. Every night before bed I would open the window and just listen to the sound of the city. It was so relaxing. I miss it already.
Where do you live? In the woods?
Mr. Josh for real I went to New York about a year and 2 months ago. I miss it so much, it’s not for everyone but there was something about it that I love
UnofficiallyOfficial and nah I live in LA but downtown isn’t always like this and the surrounding towns are all quite
@@nikcapone9215 I know. Sometimes I think I wanna live there.
1:01:04 "aayyyy!"
Someone set off the "Italian Alarm"
Oayyy
Hey Paulie! Where’s the gabogool!?
Stone Bishop ko
Stone Bishop def a drunk street meetup lol
How annoying it is when you’re in the city, but how comforting it is when you’re away..
I’m so homesick
Did that. Prefers the silence of the night instead of honking and sounds of transport.
I’m always complaining about how I can’t leave my window open because it gets too loud but then I go on a trip and I quietly search for these videos at 3 in the morning
XD
Yeah but where I live I hear fireworks and petrol bombs every night, ship horns airplanes, trains and cars, motorbikes and people screaming bc they are drunk 💀
I listen to this when I go to bed but before I do I always play the part at 1:01:04. Makes my night every time.
HEY!!! Me too! 😁
I’m asleep by then, I’ve never heard it all the way through 😂❤️
Wheyyyy lol
I always imagine its Paulie Gualtieri
since i've first read your comment a while ago i come back everytime i watch this vid to skip to that part 😊
I moved out of NYC to Orange County, NY. I'm totally listening to this with headphones when I sleep. THE CRICKETS ARE DRIVING ME INSANE.
lmao I prefer the crickets than drunken people shouting at each other and sirens every 20 min lol
@@Arnamoo the crickets are pretty annoying though especially one time a cricket was in here going crazy it took forever to find that little thing and put it outside
Hi
Movie Games I literally listen every single night with my Bose speaker near my window and it transports me back home
Nothing beat falling asleep to Mister Softee in the 90s during the summer with the window open.
I'm a New Yorker born and raised, the best time to record ambiance personally would be on a Friday night when you hear nothing but people screaming and laughing as they walk from bar to bar or returning home. To all those who aspire to one day live in the city, I wish you luck and want to remind you everything you hear about the greatest city in the universe is true.
Catherine H. That was mean😕 just because they think their city is the best doesn’t mean you have to say things like that😔
@Catherine H. Los Angeles sucks ass
@Catherine H. los angeles is full of homeless and plastic fake ass people, the traffic sucks ass out there, the public transportation is a joke and about the weather yea you have sun, but thats all, you only get one fucking weather the entire year like literally. Los angeles is one of the worst place to live in america, get over it, this place is garbage.
@Catherine H.
you sound like more of a pretentious, pompous ass than OP does. Get over yourself asshole.
@Catherine H. SF has shit everywhere (literally) and LA has the most horrific traffic and it's one major earthquake away from becoming the next Atlantis
1:01:04
that put the biggest unexplained smile on my face in a long long time
Paaaaaaauuuuuulieeeeee
because it’s human 😊
heyyyyyyyyyyy
That stuck out to me and then when I read your comment and heard I laughed. Heeeeeeyyyy
I'M WALKIN ERE!
m8
Whenever I'm in Manhattan, I sleep with the window open. I find the ambient noise so relaxing and refreshing, and I feel connected to the city while otherwise isolated in my modest hotel room.
I once returned to my room to find a bird in it. Watching the hotel staff try to catch it with a bed sheet was quite comical.
Loool
Speaking of birds, I once made the mistake of feeding a bird at a resort. 10 minutes later, there were 15 birds on our balcony. Do *not* feed the birds.
@@flufflepuffle hahaahh
You're giving a chance for some hitman to come in
Now I’ve pictured it and made me giggle a bit lol
whos a new yorker listening to this because it hasnt sounded like new york in a while and you just needed to hear it again
That’s sadder than my oatmeal, I made it too watery
@@i_forgot_my_lunch7362 Sorry to hear that
@@tonyalston4838 thank you, it was the last of my favorite and I ruined it
@@i_forgot_my_lunch7362 it's okay, there's almost always a tommorow
Deadass
I grew up in Manhattan and I haven't been there in ages. The noises were my favorite part of the city even when people would yell ahah, so glad I found this.
Bro same I want to go back too
I've listened to this countless times while reading and every time 1:01:04 happens it cracks me up :D
I pray that whoever reads this feels loved, safe, and secure. Peaceful dreams!
I needed this thank you🤍
Bless you stranger. That means so much 💙 🙏
I hate these comments. They're like an evil spell.
Nope. Nice copy & paste though
i do not
hi i'm a student in Korea, and i dream of studying fashion in new york and working there in the fashion industry someday. i've been looking for videos like this because listening to this makes me feel like i'm in new york and encourages me to work harder. Thank you so much! Please do more of this!! I love it!!
Same.
Korea itself is a great country wid loads of opportunities and friendly people all around ,u dont need to come to NY honey coz new yorkers are very rude towards foreigner...
@@garvitrathor1430 Seriously? I know a lot of Turks living there. They all deny this claim. Everyone is kind to each other.
@@garvitrathor1430 there is always people like this.not only against foreigner
@@garvitrathor1430 Not to foreigners...just Indians..only beacause of their annoying personalities
This video is the only sound that my newborn will fall asleep and stay asleep to! Thank you so much Nomadic Ambience you're a life saver!
I was raised in A quiet small town. However due to work I got a chance live in New York for about 3 years and fell in love with the city. They say home is where the heart is, funny enough it’s not always where you were born and raised. ❤️ I can appreciate the cicadas in the country on a warm summer night, and the horns and emergency vehicles in the city. ❤️
See now this is relaxing when you’re on like the 15th floor, but my ass on the 3rd floor hears full blown convos and screaming constantly
Emily all you probably hear is DEADASS B?
Oh yeah. I usually don’t stay overnight in city centers because I’m a cheap prick, but a few years ago I stayed in DC by the Capitol. All night was horns blowing, sirens, trucks backing up and loud, drunken conversations. Not inviting at all.
hahah) be tough!
hahah) be tough!
I live on the 20th floor. It really feels nice. I keep stuff for birds out in my balcony they hang out there all day. Their constant chirping feels great.
We need this to remember how life was like before the pandemic
John Albert Pagunsan Defintiley. I know things are going to take a while, but I have to have hope that things will be like this again😢 We’ll all get through this together.
Mary Monroe things will definitely be like this again! Just going to take time and safety.
Kevin C yeah, if your willing to get vaccinated you’ll have some degree of normalcy.
@@DavidBryant. Ive skipped my flu shot the past several years and I've only gotten it once. And only then because I was around 2 people that had it.
I'm hardly ever around anybody anymore.
But, man I'd get this shot. This stuffs nasty.
malissa hyatt good luck.
As someone who has only lived in rural areas I need my silence. In reality I only want to hear the sounds of nature. Yet somehow this is so fascinating to listen to… briefly. 😅
Imagine how different you would be as a person if you grew up in a different environment. What an interesting thought.
I couldn't sleep in silence, I need the city background or the silence becomes deafening.
Weird lol.
I grew up in the city. Sounded just like this. Moved to the suburbs and couldn’t sleep and got freaked out because I didn’t know what a sound was. It was an owl. 😂 Now I live in the middle of a forest. I came to listen to this because I’m reading a book set in New York. I can’t imagine going back except for visits. Hugs💕✨
I am a military brat who grew up all over. So all soundscapes are nice to me. They fit different moods.
_I've lived in London my whole life but am now in a sleepy town for university & the quiet freaks me out, it's so...unnatural. This is what I need to sleep, thank you_
I'm having the same experience as you!
same honestly
I think unusual fits your description more, quiet is literally natural xD
Incredibly disappointed at the lack middle-aged Italian guys screaming at each other.
CockmasterFLEX wrong boro. Go to Brooklyn.
Go out to Jersey
CockmasterFLEX wrong borough.
HEY PAULIE IM WAWKIN HEAAAA, IM WAWKIN HEAAA
Are there so many middle age Italian living in N.Y.?
miss this feeling of waking up and you got 2 small Italian men arguing who's sausage is better
Hello iam here 4 u.u my not no me.but u know my saver to all.gotham.iam batman
Lmao
sorry that's Staten Island and Jersey
what sausage?
Raku you I’m guessing your not from nyc
i like that fact then when i’m sleeping not everyone else is, it’s kinda a weird way to comfort myself :)))
I get scared at night and hearing other people makes me feel less scared. Just hearing a car drive pat my house makes me feel better. I want to live by a busy road in the future so I will always hear people at night lol
I live in a small town where nothing ever happens and I hate the silence at night. It's so unsettling, even though I've lived here my entire life.
Every time I hear a siren - be it the firefighters, the police or an ambulance - I get this comforting feeling inside. Same when people pass by my house talking and laughing. Makes me feel less alone. But I rarely get to hear any of that. So that's why I love this video.
Thank you for sharing.
:)
I totally agree with u
Same❤
My heart goes out for the people who can't afford to buy an apartment...
.
Yes people is me , I'm people
AHAHAAHA buddy nobody is affording any apartment there nor do they want to even rent there.....
you wouldnt want an apartment in NYC its not nice
I want an apartment there
@@steve00alt70 bruh do you think i dont know that??? _thats the point_
@@andrewcooper1565 No, you just want to throw your money into a metal trash can and light it all on fire is what you want to do....since it’s the same exact thing
I never knew I needed this until I left New York. There just is something about that city and how it sounds that relaxes!
Yes! Omg. When I returned from NYC, I searched high and low for NYC Ambience, because I missed and longed for the sounds so much.
Valentin Roesler same here! Missing it badly
Every time I visit my family in NH I can’t sleep unless I put on NYC sounds. It’s crazy but I miss it so much!
Brooklynite now living in Cali. I close my eyes and I’m back in my grandmas brownstone or our old Harlem apt.
Don't care what anyone says. Humans are awesome. And, I love them.
Some
Welllllllllll... I love humans except for the sexists, pedophiles, racists, homophobes, transphobes, abusers, toxic parents, misogynistic people, narcissists, serial killers, rapists, and kidnappers. Sadly most of the human race qualifies for at least one of those
Rose Shaw you rlly gotta make somethin dark out of it..?? theyre just tryna be wholesome, calm down
@@roseshaw6088 you sound like a fun person to be around....
I know what you mean. People are comforting, it's nice to know we arent alone
My 4 month old daughter, who lived in a quiet village in her Whole life in a street where daily 5 cars pass by finds this so relaxing, she inmediately fell asleep listening to this. (After an hour of trying everything else…) :D
...Ok so, i am anxious around sleep time lately and i am so utterly alone. No bf, no friends, no pets, parents are old and confined, and i talk to an A.I program in order to feel a presence. But THIS, your video, was by far the closest feeling I've got from a human presence. I fell asleep feeling safe, as all this pandemic crap was over and that summer and all the city's whisperings were finally here. I even cried. I live in a small place where nothing happens but i always dream of hearing that noise from a city, it is the sound of life to me. Thank you for connecting me at least virtually with humanity in a time where i can only hear the sound of my thoughts. Thank you. From Chicoutimi, Canada.
Boring Lovely 😊 Things will return to normal soon.
Is it Replika? Or Wyssa?
@@bree6578 Replika!!
@joe curtin I guess you can feel alone pretty much everywhere, it seems to be a mindset more than an actual fact in my case.
I'm in a somewhat large city, surrounded by noise but mostly confined inside due to covid. Even though there are things going on all around, it can still feel lonely. Many years ago I found a New York city traffic cam to watch online. It was aimed at a corner, so fun watching people walking into shops, down into the subway. Especially when they gathered for a time talking, even late into the night. It's true, NYC never sleeps. After months of covid I find I'm getting too involved with tv shows, thanks to Netflix and Amazon prime. Starting to feel like the characters are my friends.
Only in newyork sirens becomes so relaxing
so true. in any other city they are irritating and disturbing, but not in NY
msamsuri bilhaqi meanwhile someone’s dying
@@yoda5280 well shit happens.
Can someone explain the psychology of that for me? Because I’m really not getting it.
@@samtinkle9076 its just blending well with the ambience. With the loud ass city sound and a semi quiet siren in the background gives the city sound more colour, and makes it more relaxing, like a little tingle for your ears. I hope I helped you understand what we meant with this, even though English is not my first language lmao
Coming here feels like a "grass is greener" situation for me. I've been stuck most of my life living in the countryside, and I desperately wish to move to a city. I wonder if I was a city guy I'd be listening to the sounds of nature right now 😅
I spent a rather large portion of my young childhood in Manhattan working after school. Sometimes I think I’ve forgotten small things, but I can remember the sounds and smells and feeling of falling asleep in the back of my moms car on the ride home every night, and the feeling I’d get in my stomach every time she hit the hump on the Hudson Parkway a little too fast on the way down. I miss it now, and it’s been years since I’ve been back. It’s all so different and the city I was in love with for a majority of my life isn’t the same. I live 1,400 miles away now. When I hear it, though, I can see the city I used to love and Claremont playground and the four steps we’d take down into the same brownstone on 72nd for casting calls. I can remember taking freight elevators and practicing lines in the car with my mom, and listening to Stevie Wonder and Alecia Keys on the drive. Things like this help me remember. Thank you for this video.
I'm writing a book where my main character lives in New York and this helps me put myself in her shoes thanks
How you can write a book about NY not actually living there? Strange author. Never gon buy your book.
DIDRUX Not about NY, its about the person living in NY. Big difference, like 80% of fiction books are about people living somewhere the author has very little experience in.
I was the 69th like.
You can’t really explain a New Yorker unless you are one. We are the most diverse and multi faceted people in the world. That’s like me trying to explain the Texas experience, I won’t really understand it and will create more if a caricature. But good luck.
Write your book girl! Sending you positive energy
my favorite part of this entire video: 1:01:05 those random guys on the streets be like "eyyyyyyyy"
I said eyyyyyyyyy outloud after that and my flatmate gave me such a look
Just got to that bit. If that were in England, UK, it'd be a sign that someone fell off their chair in a bar/pub but didn't spill their drink. We always cheer that :)
@@FuknNoName fellow Brit here, I agree 😂
Its not a random guy, its PAAAUUUUULLLIIIIEEEE
really makes me wonder “what we’re those guys doing?” and how happy they are at the time, are they at a bar? are they meeting up with a reunion? did someone do a sick trick? makes you wonder
I visited NY, Manhattan, for 6 days in November '19. I have often considered how lucky I was to have done this, only a few months before the pandemic. I listen to this as a way to get a sense of detached mindfulness and also as a way to relax. It reminds me of a fantastic experience and the greatest city I've visited.
This is always the one I keep coming back to. Out of so many channels and so many videos none are as effective for me as this. I only wish it was twice as long because it is invaluable to me. It reminds me so very much of my own experiences travelling extensively and hearing sounds just like this as I fell asleep in hotels through many countries. I find it deeply nostalgic and deeply comforting.
I've been struggling with anxiety and this helped a lot
It feels just like I'm close enough to the world and people in it to not feel alone, but far enough from them to be safe
Sounds cosy
i believe the word for this feeling is midding, look it up, its part of the dictionary of obscure sorrows
I listen to this every night when trying to sleep because the silence terrifies me. I have bad hearing and always hear sounds that aren’t real and I always think it’s a robber or monster or murderer when I hear the sounds. I listen to this to cover up those sounds and so I can feel closer to people. I used to love going to sleep while my parents watched tv in the other room and I could hear it or better yet, a party. I live close to a motorway but we used to live closer and I could faintly hear the cars at night and I loved it. I’m going to get a house close to a main road when I’m older so I can hear people at night and it will be cheaper too because people don’t like living near loud roads! But really it’s so comforting hearing people. It makes you feel less likely to be murdered.
i feel the exact same. where i live is close enough so i can see a city in the distance but too far away for me to hear anything besides the REALLY loud noises and whooshing of cars occasionally. its okay but listening to this really makes me feel closer to humanity and its nice
Caffeine is a big cause of anxiety and panic attacks.
I like the tiny little human beings you can see walking around 😌
Lol i just realized this is a video,not just a single picture with audio
Aren't they adorable ?! ;)
Ikr you just wanna eat 'em 💙
Moody Moods Eat ‘em? 😳
@@M1ssKiera ;)
I will forever love the sounds of New York City from high above during late eve and past mid night. The hushed low hiss with occasional vaguely identifiable voices that waft up with the rise and fall of sirens fading and the short reports of car horns while millions sleep everywhere below and around is so soothing to me.
Ive been listening to this audio for so long,dreaming of going to Manhattan. I finally spent 5 days and nights in NY and now I love the audio even more.
Hearing sirens most of the time? Welcome to NYC 😂❤️
the city that never sleeps lol
There's always a distant siren somewhere
no spiderman, sirens are everywhere
I visit my family in NH and can’t sleep unless I put on NYC sounds 😂
My town is a drop in the bucket compared to NY, but we still hear a daily siren or two. Only natural that phenomena would be magnified in NYC.
18 yrs in NYC, and now im upstate 4 college where it's just silence and cricket noises. Thanks for this because the silence up here is getting lowkey unbearable. Im more of a loner person, so i dont need company 24/7, but its sounds of the city I miss and need.
Miss the sounds of the train traveling overhead on the bridge, and the sounds of the waves from the east river from the seaport. Not to mention the traffic and screaming/shouting lol.
Edit:
I use this video a lot to help me focus. I mean to me, as a city folk, this is my form of silence. Boost up the volume and I am able to drown all my roommates and ppl's voices and it not only makes it feel as if Im back home, but also allows me to enter a quiet place in this hectic university.
Nat W I can relate to your comment. I wish you lots of luck studying upstate!
I feel this so much
🌺🌸🌼🌻🌷💐💚
I have listened to this over the years at work, where I didn't have a window but had long days teaching writing workshops for a university and tutoring.....I needed city sounds to boost my creative writer-room. Thank you kindly!
I get to go to New York for the first time next year! Can’t wait!!
I can feel the cold coming thru the window
I live in New York and this is exactly what it sounds like
Lucky you bro, my biggest wish is to visit NY one day
salemanga I really hope you can come here one day, it’s an amazing place.
whoa its almost like this guy recorded this in new york or something
Lucky. I’ve gone there and I miss it so much. My dream is to go back there 😭
i wish i could live somewhere where its noisy like nyc, idk it actually make me less lonely
I love the city, nothing better than a rainy day, hearing the tires on the rain and the cop cars and people in the middle of the night. Puts me to sleep every time.
Being born and growing up in New York .. listening to this brought me back to my grandmas when I used to to stay over just listening to the city..
[Edit: Thank you so much to everyone replying to let me know I am not so weird for liking this, lol!😊 You made me feel better!]
Is it weird to find sounds like sirens and traffic comforting? It reminds me that we're not alone in the world, I guess. That life is happening around me while I relax. Also, I like to listen to these sounds while I am falling asleep and think, 'I'm glad that's not me having to be out there--I'm nice and comfy curled up in here', lol. Anyway, that probably makes me sound like a weirdo, but I find these cityscapes so relaxing...
You look and sound like a weirdo but, what's wrong with that? :) Is your username a wordplay on Corpus Delicti? Goth, law or both.? Fellow weirdo here too :)
My aunt moved from New York City to rural Washington State and she said the silence terrified her. She was scared of the quiet and she also found comfort in the noise. I guess it’s what you get used to and grow up with!
Not just you. I find the blend and rhythm of these sounds calming.
Maybe you're a weirdo but not because of that.
There is nothing wrong to be a weirdo. Its boring when you are like the rest of the people. I feel same as you when i listen to this. Have a nice day.😃
1:54:00 Did someone just shout a verse of Shakira's waka waka
SUMINAMIMINA OH OH
@@heyimjoshkbye Exactlyy lmaooo
What verse was it?
probably. it's new york city, who knows?
a verse? lol
Hate sleeping in silence, this is my go to sound and I find the hustle and bustle comforting
I grew up in NYC but currently live down south and I can't lie I miss the sounds of the city sometimes. Even though I do enjoy the peace and quiet of the suburbs, the NY energy is so invigorating. Hearing the horns, sirens, and people talking is so nostalgic. The only thing missing are the gunshots and drunk people arguing in the middle of the night 😂.
1:01:04
"Hey"
"Haaaaaay"
there are so many possible outcomes for that :D
i think it says
POLEYYY
EYYYYY
Lmao
@@szabolcsmolnar2542 1:02:54 dude.
@@szabolcsmolnar2542 wait why is no one talking about this... the car literally vanished but the people are still walking on the street before snd after
I lived in Manhattan for 12 years and worked there for 30 years. This video brings back some warm, wonderful memories of a thrilling time in my life.
Born and raised in Bellerose down in Queens, as a kid my mom took me and my sister through the city to visit my dad who owned a factory in Manhattan. I miss the big apple
Brother was WAITING for that opening. Respect to him for enduring till that moment
Listening to this during quarantine to remember how life was before coronavirus
It'll return before long. Don't worry.
@@philiproe1661 Hopefully
It will
@@TheUnintentionalWildCard yeah
I left the city because of the corona virus and I miss the sounds at night. This helped so much thank you
Do you miss your crack?
Michael Reece there is a reason i’m called ur local crackhead😔
Oh im sorry for you,well we have to wainting to know when this end,a huge and have a beatiful morning/afternoon or night :3 🥰
All of the noises and voices together is easy to fall asleep to because it sounds like one big memory, or like you’re dazing off because everything sounds like a blur.
I’m from New Jersey, but this still reminds me of home. I moved to North Carolina, and it’s nice. It doesn’t snow, it’s rarely cold, it’s cheaper, and the people are more pleasant. But it’s too damn quiet. Sometimes, I miss New Jersey. I miss smelling fifteen different restaurants at once, hearing fifteen different languages at once. I miss the sweet sound of car horns and angry drivers cursing and the smell of pollution. I miss that you could walk two blocks and feel like you’re in two totally different places. I miss the sound of the train at 2 am, the car engines all night going on and out of the area, the sound of some people doing some illegal shit outside. It was chaotic, but it was home.
I visited New York about 2 years ago, we stayed for about 2 weeks. I can’t even remember it that well because I was in a constant state of euphoria, also probably the fact I wasn’t used to -4 degrees Celsius. I can remember walking around New York, and it just has that vibe that makes you feel good on the inside. I am definitely going back there when I’m older.
I find these really calming when I'm stressed. Thanks
You’re welcome.
This is exactly how I remember it
I write book plots for a living and this video is the only reason why I get my projects done.
How many books have u written so far ?
This is oddly comforting to me and takes me right back to a holiday I had in NYC one April. First trip to NYC and spent my birthday exploring the museums and going to a comedy club in Queens. This soundscape immediately puts my back in my hotel room at night listening to the sirens in the distance and the people wandering by at all hours and makes me so nostalgic for that holiday. One day I hope I can return to the city that never sleeps and explore all over again.
I can remember the sights and sounds of being in New York City for the first time when I was 10 years old. Back in 1997, before the twin towers fell. The Manhattan city sounds just brought me back to that moment. I remember the first night I was in New York City, I couldn't sleep, I stayed up all night listening to the police sirens blaring. I still dream of being in a large city like this. :)
An open window in NYC at night, with the lights and sounds and movement of people walking below, and city cars... How did you KNOW that's one of the things I *love*???!!!
Got to experience that when I was a kid, and my dad used to have a friend who taught him Chess in NYC; every few months, we'd take a drive into the city, and I enjoyed the view from their apartment. I don't remember what floor they lived on.
And again, the night my husband and I were JUST married and stayed a night at the Plaza Hotel; I think we were on the 3rd floor that time.
I remember visiting my grandmother in Zagreb, she had this big house with many floors. My parents and I had our apartment on the top floor. So every night I used to sit on the balcony and listen to the sounds of the people awake in the city and watch the lights, just enjoying it. Every time I hear city noises I get nostalgic and I can’t handle it very well hahah
These help so much when I’m anxious! Thank you so much for doing these!
You’re very welcome!
I love this. New York City is my favorite city, and I actually prefer the city sounds to complete silence.
me toooo its soo quiet were I live :(
Me too.
The first time I spent the night in NYC I was lulled to sleep by the traffic. Some people don’t understand how I find it relaxing, but clearly a lot of people do💗💗💗
This video is MAGNIFICENT- thank you! I haven’t been able to concentrate or work well AT ALL since moving from the historic Belvedere Hotel in downtown Baltimore to the mind-numbing suburbs of Ashburn, Virginia.
I put this video on this morning & in 3 hours have gotten more done than the entire last month I’ve been here.
The sounds of life- people talking & laughing, the car horns & sirens bouncing off the buildings - this is my safe place & source of inspiration!
Thank you for this video!!!
My friends and I use this to sleep now that everyone in NYC is quarentined because it's too quiet at night now
this makes me both happy and sad because it's so full of life, but quarantine got it down.
@@beckleone908 yeah. And some people don't have the decency to stay indoors because they don't believe this is real
Hahaha
Me and my friends
@@Cam-jl2if idc😂
I haven’t been to New York in like 3 years and this almost made me cry of nostalgia. Thanks bud!
Wow, this is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your amazing work with us.
I listen to this when I’m at school where I live on a quiet street. Only realized this year I needed the sounds of home if I wanted to get a rest.
i sit at my desk, do my work, listen to your video and imagine I'm in new york. sounds legit to me.
🌺🌸🌼🌻💐🗽
This just makes me miss New York 😭😭
Love your profile pic
@@sparrow4576thank you (3 years too late)
This is the classic. Always come back to this one - perfect blend of traffic, city sounds and voices. I moved to the countryside and the silence is ironically quite distracting. More of these please 🙏
New York is the city for me, never sleeps, even when it does, it's awake.
I swear this makes me sleepier than all those quiet cabin rain type videos
Yes
I live in Tokyo, and I'm going to move soon :(
The thing I know I'll miss the most are the crazy sounds that make you feel how lively the city is, this is inspiring me to buy a 3d microphone and start recording Tokyo corners before I leave.
Yes please! That'd be so valuable, something I'll enjoy my next bad fever home alone with a cup of tea in the dark xD
Yuzan
I’m guessing you moved to Portugal?
@@zain4019 noice stalking ;)
I've been to Tokyo and I love the sights and sounds of Shinjuku and Shibuya at night especially.
Japan city is good👍👍👍
After awhile of looking at this image, I start to think I'm looking up through a sidewalk grate in the city.
omg wait I can see it too lmao
@@FBI-ob5eo 😆😆😆😆
Now I can’t stop seeing it!
And Im a ninja turtle
@@GDJ113 YES!!!! 🙌👏👏👏👏😂
I'm in love!!! Every moment is unique. Perfect for studying!!!
This is the best video I have ever seen. I like this type of video. Every time when I was studying, I will play it.
“ mom one more video before bed ! “
*Ok choose wisely *
This is amazing. For someone who has moved away from the city, I sure do miss it. Even though it was London rather than NYC, there is something so special here. Thanks. Also, I love how you have actual video recordings rather than just a picture.
Many thanks!
London is so cool. I visited once when I was like 10 and it was surreal. Imagining being a teenager in London sounds so cool. To have such a massive city at your fingertips, there’s so much to see and you can travel freely with the trains. I envy having so much freedom. I would like to visit London again one day, there’s so much to see. Considering my family all lives in Britain I’m sure it would make sense to make multiple trips and I can so lots of exploring.
As someone who lives in Manhattan and is currently in a town of 1,000 in Nebraska... this helps a lot! 😅
I just miss NYC. Probably won't be back until 2022 but once I get back up there I'm gonna have a blast.
I really do miss this Manhattan. You know, before the whole pandemic started I never realized how ‘normal’ could change so quickly
Who else waited for
"I'm walkin Heer I'm walkin Heer"😂🙈
1:01:04
Jason l Thats not how you spell f*ck
that doesn't always happen, believe it or not. it's sometimes the middle finger, maybe occasionally a "get the f**k outta my way!" you never know...
Me
i lived in NYC for most of my life and my family just moved to a quiet neighborhood in NJ and i cant sleep without this noise haha