White noise to mask snoring
Soft pink noise that covers the snoring next to you – one tap.
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Snoring disturbs mostly because of its rhythm: silence, then a snore. A steady sound fills the gaps, so your brain stops waking up for each one.
Pink noise is gentler than sharp white noise and covers the frequency range of snoring well. You can tune the mix below.
If snoring is very loud or comes with breathing pauses, talk to a doctor – it may be a sign of sleep apnea.
FAQ
Pink or white noise for snoring?
Usually pink – it is softer and more pleasant for a full night. Try mixing both.
Is it safe to play all night?
At low to moderate volume, yes. Avoid high volume in headphones for long periods.
Is there a timer?
Baby mode has a sleep timer. Here you can stop it manually.