Wind blowing though pine trees.

I have this memory from when I was a kid. I was standing in the middle of the woods at my grandparents, watching big fluffy snow flakes fall around me. The only sound I could hear was a light breeze blowing through the pine trees. I don’t know why but it almost felt magical. To this day I still love that sound.

Locally, indoors? Silence.

I like to be able to hear whatever is going on outside. Ideally, that would also be silence, but if something is going on outside, I like to be alert and aware of it.

I’ll also take a little rain and occasional thunder outside, as usually people aren’t acting a fool outside during rainy weather.

A fire crackling in a fireplace. I’m also quite relaxed by heavy rain.

The sound of water flowing through rapids.

My grandma¹s house is built right next to a small river, this was the sound that put me to sleep every night.

I can’t decide, there are too many:

Mongolian throat singing with little to no instruments.

The sound of a plane cabin (I think its brown or pink noise)

The fire crackling of a fire place or furnace.

Ocean waves or waterfall or river noise.

Slowly and softly played piano.

A stew slowly cooking.

Sound of gentle brushing your head hair.

Light rain on leaves

The sound of rain on a tent mixed with a crackling fire, very relaxing.

My cat purring.

The save room music in resident evil 4.

Jokes aside my most relaxing sound is heavy rain on a tin roof. Followed by cats purring.

Probably a soft Rhodes keyboard when it comes to something more dynamic, but other than that I’d be tied for the sound of rain and the sound of waves.

The gentle thrum of a Federation starship’s warp core.

Cat’s purr

Crashing waves at the beach. Seagulls are little assholes but they add to the effect for me

White noise of a fan. I always have one on when sleeping so hearing that sound reminds me of a cozy nap.

Moderate rain and distant thunder.