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Sound Design for Relaxation, Meditation, and Sleep 007 - Making a Relaxing Rain Sound in VCV Rack

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First published at 08:14 UTC on April 8th, 2024.

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As Dr. Lawrence W. Moore's efforts in making quality sound experiences for relaxation, meditation, and sleep continue, we now take a look at adding a peaceful and relaxing rain sound that was requested by @AmeliaBodilia a little while ago. This video show one how to make a steady rainfall sound that is real axing in VCV Rack. At different points along the way, Moore shows how to vary the sound and go of in different directions to customize the sound. All of the modules used in this video are from the free community library and free VCV fundamental library. In other words, anyone can make this sound without having to buy software. Modules from SurgeXT, MindMeld, RPJ, Befaco, VCV, and Skuinky Labs are included in this video.

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