Rainy night drive
The low hum of a car on the highway with rain outside and cars passing by. A calm night drive ambience that plays for hours.
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About this scene
A low road hum, tyre hiss and the occasional car passing in the other lane, with rain outside.
Turn the rain off for a dry night drive, or add brown noise for a deeper rumble.
Good for
- People who fall asleep easily in a moving car
- Late-night work or coding with a steady, moving feel
- Calming down after a long day
What's in the mix
- Night drive: 80%
- Rain: 45%
Nothing streams: every sound is made on your device, so it uses almost no data, never buffers, and keeps playing with your phone locked. Move any slider above to change the mix, save it under My mixes, or set the sleep timer to fade out gently.
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Questions
- How long do the rainy night drive play?
- For as long as you leave the page open. The sound loops seamlessly with no gap, so it can run all night. Use the sleep timer to fade it out after 15 minutes up to 8 hours, or set your own time.
- Does it keep playing with my phone locked?
- Yes. Press Play, then lock the screen or switch apps and the sound carries on. Your phone shows the usual media controls to pause it.
- Is it free? Do I need an account?
- It is free and needs no sign-up. Your levels and saved mixes stay in this browser.
- Can I change the rainy night drive?
- Yes. The scene is a starting point: night drive, rain. Move any slider, add other sounds, then save it under My mixes or share the link.
- Does it use much data?
- Almost none. Nothing is streamed; each sound is made on your device when you turn it on.