i need white noise generator

Does anyone know where to find mp3s of ambient noise? I keep returning to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPoqNeR3_UA&feature=youtube_gdata

But would like something that didn't require me to be online and on youtube.

Star Trek TNG engine sound is pretty great, Coffitivity can be useful, and brown noise is good but the rest of the stuff I've found is pretty mediocre.

If I was able to find more like the Enterprise noise that would be great. Just kind of big, hollow, humming noise is the most soothing I think.

itunes has some.

there's an mp3 download link for the Star Trek thing right below the video (just click "show more")

and the Internet Archive has a lot of stuff like this. just search for terms like "sleep" and "ambient" and "relaxation" and you'll find all sorts of mp3 downloads. 70 minute storm, for example.

http://archive.org/details/just-not-normal

Oh yeah, you can download the MP3! Awesome!

Also: This stereo brown noise is excellent. Great tip about Archive.org. Thank you!

I get that a lot of people like to capture and playback sounds of nature, but I think industrial ambient field recordings are underrated. I should find a big, unused subway tunnel to sit in and record all the drips and distant rumblings.

http://www.discogs.com/Toshiya-Tsunoda-Extract-From-Field-Recording-Archive-1/release/859187
http://www.discogs.com/Toshiya-Tsunoda-Extract-From-Field-Recording-Archive-2-The-Air-Vibration-Inside-A-Hollow/release/182254
http://www.discogs.com/Toshiya-Tsunoda-Extract-From-Field-Recordings-Archive-3-Solid-Vibration/release/562019

some of these might interest you:

http://danielmenche.bandcamp.com/album/raw-recording-series-volume-one

I know the kids today like to get high off of them, but binaural recordings are okay too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEHVz5XCmBs

where'd bell labs go?

I made A Spotify playlist of ambient engine drones, because this sort of thing fascinates me. I wonder if people actually play hair dryer sound effects to keep their babies calm. "Vintage Air Conditioner" and "Clothes Dryer Hum" are particularly soothing.

12 HOURS OF JAKE BRAKES!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KFmG7J0N0c

i guess not really white noise, but sound generator browser sites are often helpful to me. i've been working and listening to: https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/polyrhythmBeatGenerator.php

for n hours with the animated slider on 4x, and holy fuck i think i'm quite insane at this point.