All mixes
Relaxing tones: singing bowls, gong, 432 Hz and more
Where other categories capture places, this one is about tone and rhythm. You will find a singing bowl in one- and three-minute versions, a melodic gong, a sustained Om mantra, tribal chants and airy wind chimes. Two harmonic waves, tuned to 432 Hz and 528 Hz, hold a smooth, unchanging hum. For the festive season there are Christmas bells and a Christmas ambience, and the group also includes the full set of drum beats, from a slow 30 BPM pulse to taiko drums at 88 BPM.
These tones belong to the end of a yoga class, a quiet morning practice or a moment of stillness between meetings. Because they carry pitch, they work best as a foreground element rather than as background masking: the bowl rings out and slowly fades, the gong blooms and decays.
Give a bowl or gong room to breathe with the cathedral or cave reverb, then lay a soft bed underneath, such as a gentle breeze or brown noise at low volume. Keep the 432 Hz wave quiet; a drone sits best just at the edge of hearing.
Sounds in this collection
Frequently asked questions
What are the 432 Hz and 528 Hz waves?
They are steady harmonic tones tuned to those pitches, popular in meditation and yoga playlists. We offer them as calm, even drones to play on their own or blend with other sounds. We make no claims about special effects on the body; enjoy them if you like how they sound.
How long does the singing bowl play?
There are two recordings, one minute and three minutes long, and the player loops whichever you choose, so the bowl keeps sounding until you stop it. Pair it with the sleep timer for a session of fixed length, for example 15 or 30 minutes, ending with a gentle fade-out.
Sound categories
- Nature sounds
- Animal sounds
- White, pink & brown noise
- Drum beats by BPM
- City sounds
- Train & machine sounds
- Appliance sounds
- Underwater sounds
Mix collections
Auto-off Timer
Alarms
Settings
Appearance
Audio
Timer
About
ReduxSound v1.0.0
Ambient sound mixer for relaxation and focus