some people create art, some people create scenarios, some people create sounds, but You? You, my friend, create entire worlds in absolutely magnificent way, bravo.
In our defense our streets have become war zones in themselves lol maybe subconsciously we know this is happening around us and we want to be aware of it and being aware gives ppl a sense of being “relaxed” since they envision being ready to fight back
Never you mind him Jack. You just keep your ear out for the enemy and and keep your eyes open. The sentry will stand there all night if he has too, isn't that right Corporal?
The BASS of the impact from the artillery informs you that, although danger is close, you are still relatively “safe” and don’t HAVE to worry quite as much. A weird, twisted sense of comfort that brings to me…..
The first time I was at the grenade range I felt that the explosions sounded much more intimidating far away than it did up close. Now I realize it's because of the bass
I've been using this audio for a few days and it really helps me sleep. My mind starts to create this story about this man trying to fall asleep in WW2 and unbelievably I fall asleep every time.
Crazy I’ve never been in war or the army but this type of sounds are soothing my grandpa was a medic in ww2 and every night hed wake up then I always had a feeling to wake up a few seconds after him id asked if he was okay and he would tell me he had a dream about his time in the war then he said I slept just like him curled up but always moving in my sleep like i was having war nightmares i told him I wasn’t but just had kept getting dreams of war like i was there i had to share a room with my grandpa for some time before he passed but every night at 3 in the morning we’d both wake up smoke a cigarette together and laugh and talk about his time in the war stop having those dreams after he passed but I always felt like I was a good friend of his in a past life and got to be his friend again and grandson in this new one and im just glad i got to
I served in desert storm my uncle served in Vietnam. Towards the end of his time I live with him your story about waking up with him was very close to mine. the first couple times I would hear him awake and I would wake up and go and have a cigarette and just talk with him. He didn’t really like it at first. but after a while, he excepted the fact that we were two Marines and my job was to make sure another marine state safe. I didn’t know my uncle very well as a child, but I am so blessed to be able to stay with him and his ending days one soldier, holding another soldier, his final words to me were don’t shed a tear son. And I never have because I know he’s with me every anniversary of his death I go and I salute him as a marine should awesome story.
well not for those in Ukraine, middle east, Syria and every other unfortunate state being tormented by another right now..This is still a very real momemt for soso many
My great-grandfather was a paraglider in the U.S. Army, 82nd Airborne Division, stationed in Britain, Germany and parts of Poland. He helped liberate Wöbbelin , a German concentration camp that was a subcamp of the Neuengamme camp. Although there is footage of it, he is not present in the footage. He was not only a hero to so many, he was my hero. He gave me my first guitar, which I learned to play on when I was 4 years old, which I still own to this day, it is my workhorse and I will make it famous. He was the kindest soul and he lived a good long life, thank you and to all the other UA-camrs who preserve these priceless articles of history! R.I.P. Robert G. Anderson, 1926-2017
My wife, who is from the Philippines told me of her father. He was captured by the Japanese and tortured. Fortunately, he was able to live through it, but he had anger issues the rest of his life. He passed before I met her so I never knew him. You're story reminded me of hers.
my grandfather fought in WW2, and while he died very early on in my life, I found out through my father that this was the one thing he'd talk about from the war, laying up at night in some random part of Europe listening to the mayhem around him.
My grandfather earned the silver star in ww2. He was in the army. He essentially raised me when I was young as my father was active duty navy and often deployed. My grandfather never told me a single detail about his experiences of ww2 no matter how much I wanted to know. He never told anyone in our family. While he was in the hospital once, I asked him for some details for a school project and he talked about how France was beautiful and then immediately bursts out in tears. I have a high level of respect for all veterans and I wish I was able to learn about my grandfathers deployment in ww2 before he passed. But I will never know. He is buried at Brigadier General William C. Doyle Memorial Cemetary in Wrightstown New Jersey along with many other heroes. He always had a manhattan with his steak.
Ah yes. Brings back memories of trying to sleep in my fox hole. Clutching my rifle close to my chest and making sure it's loaded. My comrade whispering, "when will this be over?" And the sound of rain water collecting in our helmets just so we can have clean water to drink, but it still tastes like smoke and gunpowder. It's hard to sleep with this sound coming from all around you, but the toughest sound is the one that your own stomach makes. Dawn will be soon now.
Definitely great creative writing there, I’ve seen some great writers post comments on my channel and I just think wow how did you even think of that ! Amazon 😀
The slow and peaceful movement of people and vehicles in the foreground is calming paired with the intense fire fight and artillery and aircraft in the background causing slight panic, the sound design is just absolutely amazing, gives you just a little glimpse of what it would be like for a soldier just outside the front
I played this while doing homework so that my mind had bigger worries than a deadline. Really helpful. Good speakers and big base were more immersive cuz the ground shook during explosions!
This is so amazing. I can Imagine how you could expand on the images and sounds, a full motion cartoon, faint radio in the background for a minute playing 1930’s European jazz, soldiers talking or yelling in the distance, animal sounds since they’re in the field, cigarettes being lit and puffed on. oh man, this is too cool!
Me before this video: "wtf asmr with ww2 is nonsense" Me after: *can't stop listening it and admire thise sense of detail to create a whole atmosphere*
Bro I actually needed this. I'm a big fan of war stuff and I love playing this in the background while I edit, or putting it low and listening to it while I sleep. You just gained a sub! Keep up the good work
It’s proper really strange to some people . That this can put you to sleep but I won’t lie I’ve listened to this for a whole week now while I sleep and I’ve looped the video and the shit works I’m out cold almost instantly.
Wow, new audio, that's good. I often find all these war ambience vids just repeating the same stock sounds for 10hrs from different vids. But this had some uniqueness and some effort put in it. Good job!!!
Thanks soo much for the feedback and this took me a while to make , I tried to make it more realistic by panning the sounds across the stereo field , and not just any generic sounds or loops. I have a new Ww1 ambience on my channel few free to check that out thanks a lot for watching 🙏🏽
My grandfather fought in the Pacific Theatre, was on the first tank that landed and survived Iwo Jima, was involved with the Invasion of Japan, fought in Guam and various other islands, had his custom tank equipped with a flamethrower (his crew was tasked with clearing foxholes and caves, a very grueling job). A great man, never got to meet him. Heard so many stories. My other grandfather passed fighting the Soviet in the rebellion, uncles and cousins in that family either died fighting the Nazis in Poland (or other parts of Eastern Europe) or died by the hands of Communists. The remaining relatives survived the camps (Soviet camps) and fled to safety. My family is full of stories, legacy, heroism, curses, and more. This brings it back and always makes me think how lucky I am that I don’t get to experience what they went through.
This man's commitment to thanking everyone for watching is wholesome u dont need to thank us. Its us who need to thank you for making such an amazing piece of war ambiance THANK YOU !
Best comment I received today 🙏🏽 I always said to myself that I would try and respond to every single comment on my work if it ever got views .. I really appreciate every single person that passes through 🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you sir 🫡
Everyone is talking about how this is comforting but it honestly unsettles me. I can’t stop thinking about what it was like for soldiers in the Great War.
@@sound_illusion You did a fantastic job! It’s very immersive and there aren’t any clear sound effect loops or anything. Really well-done and atmospheric.
this might be a warped, childish turn-on for 17-21yoa couch potatoes. i was not in WW2 (obviously) but honorably served our nation in the military. turn on call of duty video game if you want something (make believe/fantasy) like this. rain and lightening to this would give near "nothing" of what that generation REALLY experienced and achieved. those of that generation that heard these sounds and this; were scared, tired, thinking of family, killing the enemy and staying alive... not on the internet..'chillin in the car or kitchen
I'm a war veteran myself and live outside a military base that conducts live explosive training. Many veterans with PTSD, as well as myself aren't afraid of the noise. We discuss it.... It's the sound of eerie silence afterwards that makes us wonder...🥺🥺🥺
@karl28560 My friend whos a veteran used a phrase that stuck with me "being down range is like raising a toddler, when its quiet you know something bad is about to happen"
I actually really enjoy these kind of sound things it gives me alot of mixed feelings but its also very calming and relaxing in a wierd way plus this is free therapy isnt so huge pro
Thanks a lot for watching , and yes these ambiences do take a while to make in terms of sound design , I have a “ how I made this three part video on the process “ do check that out .. everything is made from scratch . 🙏🏽
My dad was in the front lines in Vietnam back in ‘68-’69. He couldn’t even handle the battle scenes in Forrest Gump. No way he would find this as a source of soothing ambiance.
I use a a hi end seround sound system with clippsh speakers bass is a 1000 watt active subwoofer for large movie rooms :) in the dY no headphones needed on the day in the knight yes then I use a bose over ear headphones with noise canceling
NIGHTMARE INDUCING. The sounds of airplanes falling out of the sky is chilling. Living in Brooklyn NY in the 80s and 90s, gun shots were always prevalent. Still scary. I'd never get to sleep listening to this. AWW HELL NAW!
This makes me think of what my great grandfather went through in his time, he survived not one but both of the world wars, sadly I never got to meet him😢, but when I go through a hard time, I think about how my great grandfather went through 100 times more…..
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some people create art, some people create scenarios, some people create sounds, but You? You, my friend, create entire worlds in absolutely magnificent way, bravo.
Thanks a lot I appreciate the feedback , more to come soon 👍🏽😀
@@sound_illusion very good sound you how to make background?
Thank you , I will be posting a behind the scenes video of how I do my videos and sound soon
@@sound_illusion very thanks :)
@@sound_illusion is it possible to get a Vietnam war ambience???
Ah yes nothing puts me to sleep like an air raid siren.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽 good night
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For some ppl this is probably their bed time song
Ngl I can sleep listening to this
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At night I play this for my grandfather to help him sleep.
Thanks for watching
Sleep for good
I’m sure your grand father didn’t glorify this ptsd inducing noise
Of course the waking up screaming is a bad side effect.
@@dullydulls4550 I’m sure he’s proud you’re a grammar nazi.
Imagine travelling back in time and trying to explain this video to the soldiers
Haha thanks for watching 🙏🏽
“No it’s just used to help us sleep” 💀💀
In our defense our streets have become war zones in themselves lol maybe subconsciously we know this is happening around us and we want to be aware of it and being aware gives ppl a sense of being “relaxed” since they envision being ready to fight back
@@rememberberries4277 More like knowing the sound is far enough away that you are safe from it.
This made my day 😂😂
That soldier's arm must be very tired.
Indeed 😂
@Le Labyrinthe des Histoires lmao
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I don't know man that one guys back must also hurt, and that others neck ._.
Never you mind him Jack. You just keep your ear out for the enemy and and keep your eyes open. The sentry will stand there all night if he has too, isn't that right Corporal?
The BASS of the impact from the artillery informs you that, although danger is close, you are still relatively “safe” and don’t HAVE to worry quite as much. A weird, twisted sense of comfort that brings to me…..
Interesting thought 😃 thanks for watching 👍🏽
@@sound_illusion Thanks for the upload bro! 👍🏾
The first time I was at the grenade range I felt that the explosions sounded much more intimidating far away than it did up close. Now I realize it's because of the bass
My same thought then the distant fire sounds are scaring too!
Glad you like it thanks for watching more to come 👍🏽
Played this for my US History class in the background as we read about WW2.
Thanks soo much , that means a lot to me knowing my work is being used for educational purposes 🙏🏽 🫡 more on the way
this comment got me
I love that idea. I feel like I’d have been much more immersed and interested in history class if my teachers had done things like this.
Hope you gave them some Irving material to read so they were taught real history.
@@Daggz90Irwin sucks
Perfect for the PTSD ward at any hospital!
Thanks for watching
You shouldn't have said thar. Now someone with a messed up sense of humour will go and do it lol
@@mredmond8393 already did...poop evrywhere
@@mredmond8393 bro imagine lmfao 😆😆😂
I'm diagnosed with PTSD and I laughed at this, it's fucked up
I've been using this audio for a few days and it really helps me sleep. My mind starts to create this story about this man trying to fall asleep in WW2 and unbelievably I fall asleep every time.
Ah that’s great thanks for watching I appreciate it 😀 do feel free to check out my other war ambiences
@@sound_illusionI will.
SAME
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Nothing as peaceful as a soul wrenching Stuka dive in the first minute of the video ❤😊
Haha I had to put that right at the beginning to get the attention of everyone . Thanks for watching
What's stuka??
@@evolution8662 Stuka was a German dive bomber during WW2
OK but how do you guys find weapons of destruction peaceful....??
@@evolution8662it’s just some nice background noise to sleep to ig
Crazy I’ve never been in war or the army but this type of sounds are soothing my grandpa was a medic in ww2 and every night hed wake up then I always had a feeling to wake up a few seconds after him id asked if he was okay and he would tell me he had a dream about his time in the war then he said I slept just like him curled up but always moving in my sleep like i was having war nightmares i told him I wasn’t but just had kept getting dreams of war like i was there i had to share a room with my grandpa for some time before he passed but every night at 3 in the morning we’d both wake up smoke a cigarette together and laugh and talk about his time in the war stop having those dreams after he passed but I always felt like I was a good friend of his in a past life and got to be his friend again and grandson in this new one and im just glad i got to
Wow amazing 🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you for sharing. Lovely memories 😃
Thats deep brother
Maybe you were...🤔
I served in desert storm my uncle served in Vietnam. Towards the end of his time I live with him your story about waking up with him was very close to mine. the first couple times I would hear him awake and I would wake up and go and have a cigarette and just talk with him. He didn’t really like it at first. but after a while, he excepted the fact that we were two Marines and my job was to make sure another marine state safe. I didn’t know my uncle very well as a child, but I am so blessed to be able to stay with him and his ending days one soldier, holding another soldier, his final words to me were don’t shed a tear son. And I never have because I know he’s with me every anniversary of his death I go and I salute him as a marine should awesome story.
This is beautiful brother. Thank you so much for sharing 🙏
not only is the sound production and world building on this impressive, but also the fact that you have replied to almost every comment
Hey thank you soo much for the feedback . And it’s only right that I respond to my subscribers
100+ years ago this was a harrowing night for an Infantryman; today, it's a memory not our own we can try to feel in respect to those who served.
Indeed , thanks for your comment more to come 👍🏽
Yes sir
well not for those in Ukraine, middle east, Syria and every other unfortunate state being tormented by another right now..This is still a very real momemt for soso many
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@@scenenuf ya not with ww2 sounds lol
Is it weird I find this very relaxing?
whatever helps you relax I guess 👍🏽
Same I always found background noise like this calming an helps me focus cause maybe one day I'll be in the the real war
yeah cause you've never witnessed real war
@@مروةخالدهايزنغرإدريس you are absolutely correct, I have not. If you have, I give you my deepest sympathy. Nobody should have to endure that.
@@natos4unlife you are one kind human being! I ask God that you and your loved ones never witness such a thing 🤲🏻❤️
My great-grandfather was a paraglider in the U.S. Army, 82nd Airborne Division, stationed in Britain, Germany and parts of Poland.
He helped liberate Wöbbelin , a German concentration camp that was a subcamp of the Neuengamme camp. Although there is footage of it, he is not present in the footage.
He was not only a hero to so many, he was my hero.
He gave me my first guitar, which I learned to play on when I was 4 years old, which I still own to this day, it is my workhorse and I will make it famous.
He was the kindest soul and he lived a good long life, thank you and to all the other UA-camrs who preserve these priceless articles of history!
R.I.P. Robert G. Anderson, 1926-2017
Wow great story thank you for passing through 🙏🏽
He sounds like a great person.
My wife, who is from the Philippines told me of her father. He was captured by the Japanese and tortured. Fortunately, he was able to live through it, but he had anger issues the rest of his life. He passed before I met her so I never knew him. You're story reminded me of hers.
My great-grandfather was a Japanese pilot and my great-grandmother was...a German in the war...
Nobody asked
As a Ukrainian, I can say that this is very realistic.
Stay safe 🙏🏽
please stay safe
Stay safe and be strong
Not as bad as Middle East but stay safe
@@josepha9184 When does it rain in the Middle East
my grandfather fought in WW2, and while he died very early on in my life, I found out through my father that this was the one thing he'd talk about from the war, laying up at night in some random part of Europe listening to the mayhem around him.
Crazy times , 🙏🏽 can’t imagine how hard it must have been
The fact that this puts me to sleep faster than sounds of nature probably says a lot about my childhood home.
😅 whatever helps you sleep 👍🏽
This is a great way to test if old people really are deaf or if they just like ignoring you
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Or if they're stolen valor. If they hit the floor and start screaming war slang, he's real.
Playing this with headphones that have built in surround sound and waking up at 3 A.M. is something else. Truly immersive.
Haha that’s the best way 😀
My grandfather earned the silver star in ww2. He was in the army. He essentially raised me when I was young as my father was active duty navy and often deployed. My grandfather never told me a single detail about his experiences of ww2 no matter how much I wanted to know. He never told anyone in our family. While he was in the hospital once, I asked him for some details for a school project and he talked about how France was beautiful and then immediately bursts out in tears. I have a high level of respect for all veterans and I wish I was able to learn about my grandfathers deployment in ww2 before he passed. But I will never know. He is buried at Brigadier General William C. Doyle Memorial Cemetary in Wrightstown New Jersey along with many other heroes. He always had a manhattan with his steak.
Thank you for sharing this lovely story 🙏🏽🙏🏽
God bless him ❤
Ah yes. Brings back memories of trying to sleep in my fox hole. Clutching my rifle close to my chest and making sure it's loaded. My comrade whispering, "when will this be over?" And the sound of rain water collecting in our helmets just so we can have clean water to drink, but it still tastes like smoke and gunpowder. It's hard to sleep with this sound coming from all around you, but the toughest sound is the one that your own stomach makes. Dawn will be soon now.
Love it great story telling 👍🏽
You really need to become a writer. Thank you for sharing that. Can't imagine what you've been through but I do appreciate it, sir. Thank you.
@@sound_illusionthe way he pulled me in, almost feeling the uncomfortably is just remarkable.
Definitely great creative writing there, I’ve seen some great writers post comments on my channel and I just think wow how did you even think of that ! Amazon 😀
Hell of an intro to a story. Build on it.
After years of relaxing. I found this oddly military
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
The looming scream of the dive bomber making you wonder if it's close enough, just before pulling away must've been truly terrifying in real life.
Yep definitely one of the most terrifying things of the war , that Stuka sound approaching 😱
Once troops got used to it it actually helped them since the bomber basically came with its own air raid siren warning them of imminent attack
The slow and peaceful movement of people and vehicles in the foreground is calming paired with the intense fire fight and artillery and aircraft in the background causing slight panic, the sound design is just absolutely amazing, gives you just a little glimpse of what it would be like for a soldier just outside the front
Thanks soo much for the feedback 🙏🏽. The sound design does take a while to do but it’s worth it for the end result
I played this while doing homework so that my mind had bigger worries than a deadline. Really helpful. Good speakers and big base were more immersive cuz the ground shook during explosions!
Hey thank you for the feedback I’m glad it helped stay tuned for more soon 🙏🏽
New intense WW2 Ambience up on my homepage, more artillery , gunfire , fighter aircraft, tanks , machine guns, flamethrowers.. all there 👍🏽💫
This is so amazing. I can Imagine how you could expand on the images and sounds, a full motion cartoon, faint radio in the background for a minute playing 1930’s European jazz, soldiers talking or yelling in the distance, animal sounds since they’re in the field, cigarettes being lit and puffed on. oh man, this is too cool!
Great idea and feedback thanks for watching 🙏🏽
@@sound_illusion where did you get the photo? May I know? Please, it's beautiful I want it as my background photo for my computer.
And a running stream for the fluids.
Purely magnificent, the siren, the stuka and the tank sounds. The distant artillery, you sir gained a subscriber. Cheers! -Trainmaster 1218
Thanks soo much I appreciate that 😀🙏🏽
@@nikolajovanovic2433 fr
@@nikolajovanovic2433 i don't it was kinda cringy
@@legionman2441 its okay, you will grow up too,unless you die young.
i don't think you need to leave a name...
he knows who typed that.
-Mr bigglesworth
Me before this video: "wtf asmr with ww2 is nonsense"
Me after: *can't stop listening it and admire thise sense of detail to create a whole atmosphere*
Haha thanks a lot I appreciate that
Bro I actually needed this. I'm a big fan of war stuff and I love playing this in the background while I edit, or putting it low and listening to it while I sleep. You just gained a sub! Keep up the good work
Hey thanks a lot man I appreciate the support and feedback. I got more ambiences coming soon , horror war historical medieval etc 👍🏽
0:34 is plain epic-ness!
😀 thanks glad you like it more to come soon
@@sound_illusion Great! Looking forward to it.
It’s proper really strange to some people . That this can put you to sleep but I won’t lie I’ve listened to this for a whole week now while I sleep and I’ve looped the video and the shit works I’m out cold almost instantly.
😂😂😂😂 haha love it thanks glad your enjoying it .. more to come
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This video surely deserves more views. INCREDIBLE!
Thanks a lot I appreciate it 😀
That's for sure they at like 233,000 or so. I enjoyed the background noise hope they get to a mill
Thanks man that would be great a mil
This Artwork paints quite the story
Thanks for passing by 🙏🏽
Damn, that Ju 87 "Stuka" sound gives goosebumps. Very realistic artillery sounds. As Donetsk citizen i can say: "approved".
Thanks a lot for the feedback I appreciate it a lot 🙏🏽 stay safe
What do you like to listen to when u want to sleep?
-ASMR
You?
I like Rain ambience.
What about you?
Me: it’s complicated…
😂😂 haha thanks for the comment
Man... You have no idea.
@@ruthlessasmr6662 we are commenting under the same Video, so I think i do have an idea😂
ROFL!!!
Wow, new audio, that's good. I often find all these war ambience vids just repeating the same stock sounds for 10hrs from different vids. But this had some uniqueness and some effort put in it. Good job!!!
Thanks soo much for the feedback and this took me a while to make , I tried to make it more realistic by panning the sounds across the stereo field , and not just any generic sounds or loops. I have a new Ww1 ambience on my channel few free to check that out thanks a lot for watching 🙏🏽
that's so true! my brain always catches up quick if its a loop and than i get borred.. got the 'tism
@mathildabtw thanks for the feedback. I always create my stuff from scratch and never loop stuff , every section will be different
I’m glad I came across this. This is very cool. Great job on the engineer that made this.
Thanks for watching I appreciate the support 🙏🏽
My grandfather fought in the Pacific Theatre, was on the first tank that landed and survived Iwo Jima, was involved with the Invasion of Japan, fought in Guam and various other islands, had his custom tank equipped with a flamethrower (his crew was tasked with clearing foxholes and caves, a very grueling job). A great man, never got to meet him. Heard so many stories.
My other grandfather passed fighting the Soviet in the rebellion, uncles and cousins in that family either died fighting the Nazis in Poland (or other parts of Eastern Europe) or died by the hands of Communists. The remaining relatives survived the camps (Soviet camps) and fled to safety.
My family is full of stories, legacy, heroism, curses, and more. This brings it back and always makes me think how lucky I am that I don’t get to experience what they went through.
Wow that’s amazing! Thank you for sharing I appreciate it 🙏🏽
This man's commitment to thanking everyone for watching is wholesome u dont need to thank us. Its us who need to thank you for making such an amazing piece of war ambiance THANK YOU !
Best comment I received today 🙏🏽 I always said to myself that I would try and respond to every single comment on my work if it ever got views .. I really appreciate every single person that passes through 🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you sir 🫡
This is actually relaxing. Never been on the battle field but it put me to sleep.
Thank you I’m glad it helped, check out my new ww1 trench ambience great for sleeping to 👍🏽
Reminds me of my time in the army. Sleeping outside in the forest hearing explosions and machine guns. This brought back memories.
Glad you liked it thanks for passing by 🙏🏽
Yes yes yes!!! Soooo comforting.
This would be awesome during a history class presentation about ww2 to kinda give an audio perspective of what it was like at times
Great idea , maybe someone will one day, thanks for watching
Everyone is talking about how this is comforting but it honestly unsettles me. I can’t stop thinking about what it was like for soldiers in the Great War.
I did try and make it as immersive as possible so thanks for watching 🙏🏽
@@sound_illusion You did a fantastic job! It’s very immersive and there aren’t any clear sound effect loops or anything. Really well-done and atmospheric.
Thanks a lot I appreciate the feedback as I work hard on these and I try and make every second of my ambience unique from the next
At first I thought it was crazy to try and fall asleep to these sounds. I kid you not, possibly one of the best sleeps I've had. Thank you for this!
😅😀😀 glad it worked for you
This and Saving Private Ryan.... Perfect combination 👌🏻
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
I used to live next to a train yard. I can’t tell you how much I miss hearing trains rumbling by throughout the night.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
The bass of the artillery impacts on full blast on my computer...... its a spot, this is very soothing to sleep too.
Thank you 🙏🏽
Best ASMR yet
Thanks a lot I appreciate the feedback 😀👍🏽🙏🏽
WE NEED MORE SOUNDS EXACTLY LIKE THIS!
Thank you more to come
Soon 🙏🏽
Those trumpets of Jericho letting ya know that a Ju-87 is fast approaching…
😅 thanks for watching
Those sirens are truly terrifying… those war times i can only imagine how it affected all sides of the world.
Definitely thanks for watching
This goes along phenomenally with just about any post-rock you can find.
😀 Thanks for watching more to come 👌🏾
That’s great glad it works 👍🏽
Bro what why is this so relaxing
Thanks for watching, whatever helps you relax I guess 👍🏽
because you've never had to face the reality of war, and just see it as a thing in games and movies.
@@Wowcrazy247 that’s true
So relaxing
Thanks a lot new one coming in a few days more intense
We need this on Spotify lol
Maybe down the line
So peaceful
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This is probably the best sound design I’ve ever heard! I feel fully immersed in the war. Please keep up the the great work!
Hey thanks soo much for the feedback I really appreciate it 😀
This seems like it would give folks with PTSD a hell of a night sleep!
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this might be a warped, childish turn-on for 17-21yoa couch potatoes. i was not in WW2 (obviously) but honorably served our nation in the military.
turn on call of duty video game if you want something (make believe/fantasy) like this.
rain and lightening to this would give near "nothing" of what that generation REALLY experienced and achieved.
those of that generation that heard these sounds and this; were scared, tired, thinking of family, killing the enemy and staying alive...
not on the internet..'chillin in the car or kitchen
I'm a war veteran myself and live outside a military base that conducts live explosive training.
Many veterans with PTSD, as well as myself aren't afraid of the noise.
We discuss it....
It's the sound of eerie silence afterwards that makes us wonder...🥺🥺🥺
Thank you for the feedback sir 🫡 much appreciated.. and it is true the scariest sound is the sound of nothing / silence
@karl28560 My friend whos a veteran used a phrase that stuck with me "being down range is like raising a toddler, when its quiet you know something bad is about to happen"
@CGCTV wow that’s a good one.. scary 👌🏾
Powerful
Thank you
Nothing excites me more than these sounds i love this
Hey thanks a lot , check out my other war ambience which you may also like
When you’re chilling studying with this on loop then the Stuka comes in 😳
😀 thanks for watching check out my latest ww2 ambience
I actually really enjoy these kind of sound things it gives me alot of mixed feelings but its also very calming and relaxing in a wierd way plus this is free therapy isnt so huge pro
Thank you for watching 🙏🏽 whatever helps you I guess 👍🏽
Congrats on 1M views! Well deserved!
Thanks bro appreciate it 😀
I played this for my grandpa and now he's doing a funky dance on the floor haha silly grandpa 🥰
Thanks for watching 😂
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That's SO well done!! Just don't have words to describe it. Maybe the best video of this genre I've ever seen. Keep up the awesome work!!
Thank you for your kind words glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏽🙏🏽 more to come soon 😀
I fall asleep listening to these every night it’s the only thing that shuts my head up
Hey thanks for watching and I’m glad it helps👍🏽 more on the way soon
heftig das wirkt ja voll :o
This is art. The amount of time you spent doing this must been insane. Keep the good work 👏
Thanks a lot for watching , and yes these ambiences do take a while to make in terms of sound design , I have a “ how I made this three part video on the process “ do check that out .. everything is made from scratch . 🙏🏽
where is the updated biden, austin "trans" version with "right said fred" playing in background?
@@tailwind12oddly specific, mate
For the past two months I’m sleeping with this on background. Changed my life in better!!
Hey thank you I’m glad it helped 🙏🏽
Ngl I took a nap to this and it was actually kinda nice 💀
😅 glad you enjoyed it more to come
This is truly art omg
Thanks 🙏🏽
Thanks!
Thanks soo much for the support 🙏🏽😀
My dad was in the front lines in Vietnam back in ‘68-’69. He couldn’t even handle the battle scenes in Forrest Gump. No way he would find this as a source of soothing ambiance.
I understand 🫡 Thanks for the comment 🙏🏽
Everywhere in Vietnam was front lines. Farmer by day, VC by night. Mama san, cook, rickshaw, cyclo.
Mmm yes. Sirens and distant gunfire as it rains mortar and artillery fire.
Quality relaxing. Im sleeping 24 hours
Thanks for watching 👍🏽
I genuinely dream about this stuff
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Sounds like south side Chicago on Friday night. Great imagery and sound.
Thanks a lot I appreciate it
Wow 🤩 Very Realistic & Immersive. Like The details With Tanks Going By In The Distance Too
Thanks for always supporting 😊
00:31 the sound of a stuka targeting me? Perfect to sleep thank you 😍
😅 did you duck for cover , thanks for the feedback glad you liked it
If i close my eyes i start seeing the war and i actually somehow fall asleep to it
Glad it helps 😀
Just imagine being a soldier in a bunker trying to get some sleep and you hear this while laying in bed, nightmare fuel
Absolutely crazy, can’t imagine the torment they went through. Thanks for watching more to come
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Check out my new WW1 trench war fare ambience which is more intense 😀
Crazy as it seems, this is the best sleep aid I have ever used. Works every time.
Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it 🙏🏽🙏🏽
The fact that this actually put me to sleep yesterday concerns me. But I'll take what I can get, and I'm finna listen to it again tonight.
😂 whatever helps I guess thanks for watching more to come ..🙏🏽
🌀Listen with headphones 🎧 for a full 3D Immersive Audio experience 🌀
I use a a hi end seround sound system with clippsh speakers bass is a 1000 watt active subwoofer for large movie rooms :) in the dY no headphones needed on the day in the knight yes then I use a bose over ear headphones with noise canceling
Wow sounds awesome 👌🏾👌🏾
@@sound_illusion thanks ☺️☺️ you’re video’s are perfect for this and I enjoy you’re videos2 :)
@@sound_illusion I also subscribed:)
🙏🏽🙏🏽 thanks soo much more to come
Whats comforting about this is both sides holding position no body is raiding the artillery is distant and it makes me feel like help is on the way
Ah yes great analysis thanks for watching, I have more war ambiences on my channel feel free to check them out 😀
listening to this while i plan a bachelor party. badass
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What a relaxing sound
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
NIGHTMARE INDUCING.
The sounds of airplanes falling out of the sky is chilling.
Living in Brooklyn NY in the 80s and 90s, gun shots were always prevalent. Still scary. I'd never get to sleep listening to this.
AWW HELL NAW!
Thanks for watching, some people use this for sleep 🤷🏽♂️ some for study , some for gaming.. I just create the immersive soundscapes . Stay safe bro
Better get used to this now, it's more relevant than ever
Every ww2 game from the 2000s had a sound like this I believe lol
Ah interesting, remember playing all the medal of honour games back then , loved that game.
yeah a lot of the cod games placed in ww2 had an ambience like this
My inspiration came from playing Medal of honour as a kid back in the day.
bro this is just perfectly terrifying
Thank you bro u should check my other ww2 tench ambience it’s even more terrifying
Nothing is more scarier than the sound of a Stuka siren wailing overhead
👍🏽thanks for watching
I can just image this is what it was like for some soldier that had no choice but to hide in a hole and had to listen to this for hours
Yep crazy isn’t it , thanks for watching 🙏🏽
the best video possible to fall asleep
Thanks a lot I appreciate the feedback
This makes me think of what my great grandfather went through in his time, he survived not one but both of the world wars, sadly I never got to meet him😢, but when I go through a hard time, I think about how my great grandfather went through 100 times more…..
Also how if he was here and I played this he would get the trenches dug and put up some sandbags😂
Indeed , they went through unimaginable things. We are lucky to be living in relative peace thanks to them
My great grandaddy fought in WWII, his father in the First, and now I’m falling asleep to this lol.
Thanks for watching bro
I grew up near Ft. Benning and these sounds a memory of my childhood.
Finally something I can sleep to
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Oh wow! I'm going through your videos and saving them! This one is definitely going in a group of mine!
Thank you soo much glad your enjoying them I appreciate the feedback 😃🙏🏽
@@sound_illusion you're welcome!
I play in a H.P. Lovecraft inspired RPG group set during WWII . This is perfect for ambient background noise .
Thanks a lot I’m glad you like it 🙏🏽 I have a new one coming more intense more explosions and artillery 👍🏽