Ocean Waves for Sleep | 10 Hours by a Moonlit Cove

Ocean waves for ten hours, for sleep, and long enough to still be running in the morning. Put it on when you get into bed and leave it. At ten hours, the sound does not stop partway through the night. The sound is three long field recordings made at the sea, each started from a different point in its own take and looped until the ten hours are up. There is no music, no thunder and no talking. The three recordists are listed at the end of this description. The channel's other two long seas run three hours each: Waves Against a Harbour Wall, for sleep, and A Shore at First Light, for studying. The picture is a small cove at night with a full moon high over the sea: its light lying across the water, low waves breaking white along the sand, dark rocks and pines closing the cove on the left, and a driftwood log in the near sand with a rope wound round a stake beside it. Only the sea is animated; the rocks, the sand and the sky are still. A black-screen version, with the cove shown for the first two minutes only, is on the channel too. Ambience for sleep, study and rest — not medical or mental health advice. If you're struggling, please talk to a doctor or a qualified professional. Audio credits: "New_Ocean.mp3" by ALE_DESIGN — CC0 — https://freesound.org/s/177065/ "surf on 100m sandbeach 01 170508_1135.flac" by klankbeeld — CC BY 4.0 — https://freesound.org/s/403144/ — https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... "Sea relaxation la Pointe.mp3" by siro39 — CC0 — https://freesound.org/s/474795/ #oceanwavesfordeepsleep10hours #oceansoundsforsleeping #oceansoundsforsleeping10hours There is a black screen version of this scene on the channel, for anyone who sleeps better without the light.