Noizio 2.3.1
Noizio 2.3.1 for Mac
Sliders can be faded by clicking the icon.
The Mac app is located in the menu bar. The popover opens, you choose from the library (plus forty loops, including October rain, Paris café, Campfire, Sea, Subway, Keyboard Typing, Pink and White Noise, and named “Brainwave” Beds), and then drag each slider until it is loud enough for the room to be masked and quiet enough for thinking. You can save the mix to make rain and fire available tomorrow. Loops play seamlessly while you are using other apps. Nothing here requires a stream. It can be launched at login, and the last mix will start when you sign in. Set the autopause or alarm to stop the sound when you go to sleep or for a focused time block. This way, there is no need to hunt around in the dark looking for the icon. This popover also contains a Pomodoro clock — not a separate task application, but a focus clock right next to the mixer.
What nine ninety nine buys
Kyrylo Kovalin’s Mac listing was purchased once for $9.99 in the App Store with Family Sharing. App Store privacy is Data Not Collected. The floor is macOS version 10.15. If you just want rain, a free Lite version includes five of the loops. This card is for the Mac player. There is also a separate iPhone listing, with its own versioning. The old noiz.io website now promotes a YouTube summarizer that is unrelated, so “Visit Website’ links from older builds may land on the incorrect product.
A browser tab will suffice
This mixer is for you if you prefer to save rain-plus cafe for tomorrow and don’t want to keep a tab of myNoise open. If you only need five sounds, stick with Lite. If you’re looking for music that is generated or licensed and changes every hour, try Endel or an app to stream sleep. If you only need the timer and don’t care about the rain, then a Pomodoro app is for you. Version 2.3.1, the version available in stores, claims to be compatible with current macOS and has a Pomodoro bug fix. Same mixer but quieter timer.
