i need white noise generator

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.