Bar none, given my AaDHD symptoms,I come back to this so very often for meditation and reflection. You simply have no idea what a profound impact this has had upon me. Thank you.
I get what you’re saying. The sound was terrifying before the battle, because you didn’t know if you were going to survive the battle. After you survived the battle you felt pure joy. Pure joy you’re still alive.
Reminds me of my childhood; flying with my parents to visit relatives overseas. Those old prop planes put me right to sleep. Jets are faster, but the noise is not as calming.
Likewise, Rick! I used to fly in Handley Page Hermes to and from East Africa - two days to get there - and the background sound of four 2,000 hp Hercules engines was wonderful!
@@Kayaz48 Really cool hearing about your guys’ experiences. I’m only 29, but the sounds of any sort of motor or engine lulls me to sleep. We had a jacuzzi bath tub when I was younger - essentially just an air intake on an indoor bath tub. In high school I would come home, draw a bath and fall asleep to the motors. I would purposefully put water droplets in my ears to plug them, which as a result would cause me to hear/feel the sound of the jets better: given how well sound travels through objects, my body being against the tub essentially made me an amplifier for the motor sounds. I loved the sound so much that I invested in Bluetooth speakers with good bass, clarity, and a long enough battery to last me the night and I’ll either throw on videos of prop planes, or I’ll play my 9 hour recording of a jacuzzi I made. Hahaha The only problem with falling asleep to sounds like this is that I subconsciously wake up if it for any reason stops playing. :P
For me, this sound is reminiscent of my many, many training jumps as a paratrooper at Ft. Bragg, NC. We would work all day, then head to (then) Pope Air Force Base in the late afternoon for prejump training. We’d finally chute up with all our combat equipment and load the plane - a C-130 turboprop most days. All the equipment and chute can weigh 100 pounds and walking is hard - like a duck or a very pregnant woman (much respect). By about 2100, you’re on the plane wedged in like sardines and it finally takes off. But the pilot needs training too, so you fly “nap of the earth” for an hour or more. Tired, hot, and sweaty. Uncomfortable and knowing you’ll throw your body out of the plane from 800 feet with 50 of your closest friends in pitch dark (could be 2-300 friends in 4-6 C-130s, depending on the training mission). So tired, knowing you have a few more hours of training once you hit the ground. So you relax, listen to the turboprops, and fall asleep for 20-30 minutes. Soldiers can sleep anywhere, and in any position with just a few minutes notice. The sound of the turboprops is peace, rest before the mission.
I'd love to be a pilot of one of those. Knowing having our best men in the belly of our aircraft bringing them safely in and/or out! If I'd be a pilot and someone tells me he could sleep in peace on my plane, that'd be the biggest compliment I can get!
I love this sound. A prop engine. It takes me home more than the sounds of a jet engine. It's more in keeping with what I remember, virtually growing up on a Pan American Airways Stratocruiser, before the Boeing jets took over. My dad was as exec with PAA in the Golden Age of Flying and we always traveled First Class. I am blessed and very lucky to have been up there in the skies, during this historic time in flying The food, the Chateaubriand and the Airline Roast Chicken Breast, by Food Wishes on YT, shows you how to prepare it, with the wingette attached. Incomprable. A dying art in that chicken preparation. I go to sleep with this. I do like a little cabin noise softly in the background from time to time. Dreamland.
At 6:29.5 & 6:30.5 there is a very brief set of words approx 5 over two to four seconds? That sound like radio traffic or a call sign? Has anyone else heard this and what is it saying? Other than a few snaps n pops of static and these words.. this is the best sleep sound on the internet! 👍
Flew Dakotas, dc4s and 6, constellations , viscounts , even managed, when i was a young boy, to identify them from my bed at night, just by the sound , during their final descent to Beirut airport. Made me dream of far places...
Fantastic propeller ASMR sound. I love to fall asleep to this while wearing my Airpods in bed. I imagine myself as a WW2 pilot on a secret bombing mission at night when I play this. It does help me fall asleep very quickly.
If I fly when I am tired, I have to be careful because the drone of the engine and warm sun through the windscreen and skylight windows can make me seriously drowsy. I haven’t fallen asleep yet, but I’ve come close a couple of times over the past 30 years.
This the best sound out of all of them, I just wish it was 9 or 10 hours long. I always wake up a few minutes earlier than I want to when the sound stops.
Dont relax too much... Time to switch tanks? Last known position? Time to nxt check point? Check hdg, mag compass.... Engine temps? Chc exaust flame for mix... Lots to do...
Thank you for the video. I loved this until we were awoken out of a dead sleep at the 6:30:00 mark of the video when you hear our of no where a man speak a different language. Maybe supposed to be the pilot. I’m disappointed ☹️
Bar none, given my AaDHD symptoms,I come back to this so very often for meditation and reflection. You simply have no idea what a profound impact this has had upon me. Thank you.
very happy to read that !
Excellent white noise. After a good sleep I woke up not only refreshed but energized. Thank you for this content.
Thank you for your feedback !
for some ppl this is relaxing, and used for sleep. for ww2 veterans this was a sound of either joy or fear
Whatever...
I get what you’re saying. The sound was terrifying before the battle, because you didn’t know if you were going to survive the battle. After you survived the battle you felt pure joy. Pure joy you’re still alive.
@@r.m.r.3224 if you say what ever one more time you will be slapped
@@r.m.r.3224oh wait four months ago that gay comment was posted
It happened often that pilots fall asleep during missions, last time I've heard was in the gulf war. So it is a not uncommon phenomenon!
Very refreshing as I spent 3000+ hrs as an aircrewman in a ,C2A COD plane in the Navy very similar sound they were T56 turbo props
See any strange things up there?
Reminds me of my childhood; flying with my parents to visit relatives overseas. Those old prop planes put me right to sleep. Jets are faster, but the noise is not as calming.
Likewise, Rick! I used to fly in Handley Page Hermes to and from East Africa - two days to get there - and the background sound of four 2,000 hp Hercules engines was wonderful!
@@Kayaz48
Really cool hearing about your guys’ experiences. I’m only 29, but the sounds of any sort of motor or engine lulls me to sleep. We had a jacuzzi bath tub when I was younger - essentially just an air intake on an indoor bath tub. In high school I would come home, draw a bath and fall asleep to the motors. I would purposefully put water droplets in my ears to plug them, which as a result would cause me to hear/feel the sound of the jets better: given how well sound travels through objects, my body being against the tub essentially made me an amplifier for the motor sounds.
I loved the sound so much that I invested in Bluetooth speakers with good bass, clarity, and a long enough battery to last me the night and I’ll either throw on videos of prop planes, or I’ll play my 9 hour recording of a jacuzzi I made. Hahaha
The only problem with falling asleep to sounds like this is that I subconsciously wake up if it for any reason stops playing. :P
For me, this sound is reminiscent of my many, many training jumps as a paratrooper at Ft. Bragg, NC. We would work all day, then head to (then) Pope Air Force Base in the late afternoon for prejump training. We’d finally chute up with all our combat equipment and load the plane - a C-130 turboprop most days. All the equipment and chute can weigh 100 pounds and walking is hard - like a duck or a very pregnant woman (much respect). By about 2100, you’re on the plane wedged in like sardines and it finally takes off. But the pilot needs training too, so you fly “nap of the earth” for an hour or more. Tired, hot, and sweaty. Uncomfortable and knowing you’ll throw your body out of the plane from 800 feet with 50 of your closest friends in pitch dark (could be 2-300 friends in 4-6 C-130s, depending on the training mission). So tired, knowing you have a few more hours of training once you hit the ground. So you relax, listen to the turboprops, and fall asleep for 20-30 minutes. Soldiers can sleep anywhere, and in any position with just a few minutes notice. The sound of the turboprops is peace, rest before the mission.
Parachutist and poet...🙏😎
Airborne 🙌🆎
Thank you for your service!
Thank you for listening my video ! 🤝
I'd love to be a pilot of one of those. Knowing having our best men in the belly of our aircraft bringing them safely in and/or out! If I'd be a pilot and someone tells me he could sleep in peace on my plane, that'd be the biggest compliment I can get!
Deep, full soothing sound. It's perfect.💤
I love this sound. A prop engine. It takes me home more than the sounds of a jet engine. It's more in keeping with what I remember, virtually growing up on a Pan American Airways Stratocruiser, before the Boeing jets took over. My dad was as exec with PAA in the Golden Age of Flying and we always traveled First Class. I am blessed and very lucky to have been up there in the skies, during this historic time in flying The food, the Chateaubriand and the Airline Roast Chicken Breast, by Food Wishes on YT, shows you how to prepare it, with the wingette attached. Incomprable. A dying art in that chicken preparation. I go to sleep with this. I do like a little cabin noise softly in the background from time to time. Dreamland.
How to make the sounds louder
@@supersabrejet TFT 1
Thanks a lot from New Zealand! 🇳🇿
Hey...I like all blacks🏉
Great! Makes you imagine you are a passenger on board of a Boeing 314 Clipper in the late 1930´s …
thank you for this creative message !
At 6:29.5 & 6:30.5 there is a very brief set of words approx 5 over two to four seconds? That sound like radio traffic or a call sign? Has anyone else heard this and what is it saying? Other than a few snaps n pops of static and these words.. this is the best sleep sound on the internet! 👍
thought someone was in my house in the morning lmao
Me too, had to play it back.
I tried listening for this a few times but all I can hear during that time is clicks and static but no words... strange.
This is what I’ve been falling asleep to lately I like it👍🏼
lovely sound,verry well done,,thanks
I was born in the back of a Constellation on a flight from Jacksonville, Florida to Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Got type certificate? Wt n bal. Data? Radio license?...
Hey John 😇⚡️
HWY 41.....
So what was you place of birth listed as? I’ve always wondered how that gets decided in that situation.
love this sound wish it were longer than 8hours
Thk...try this one : ruclips.net/video/vl1jGk7WhEg/видео.html&lc=UgzfVnmtdzhE_5AiYsJ4AaABAg
Play it on 0.75 speed it get's even better
there is a loop button in youtube man
My favourite prop noise so far. It needs a foo fighter visit somewhere deep along the journey. 😅
Sorry "No way back" Lol
Flew Dakotas, dc4s and 6, constellations , viscounts , even managed, when i was a young boy, to identify them from my bed at night, just by the sound , during their final descent to Beirut airport. Made me dream of far places...
@@issagoraieb5318 Right a book about your experience’s. Don’t let these memories get way.
Best white noise video, thank you for this!
Very good clean constant OM!
Perfect for meditation
A gient propeller would be a perfect meditation machine for a yoga room.
Fantastic propeller ASMR sound. I love to fall asleep to this while wearing my Airpods in bed. I imagine myself as a WW2 pilot on a secret bombing mission at night when I play this. It does help me fall asleep very quickly.
Thank you for your great comment !
Pissing neighbors off it’s a beautiful thing!…. It’s very soothing on my end though! 😂 thanks it’s freaking relaxing!!!
Saved. Nice. Thank you!
Sounds like a an22 and a tu95 propeller but your just inside that airplane
All these models are equipped with 4 turboprop engines, this is the reason for the resemblance. Thank you for the comment.
I love the b 17
Reminds me of CX trips( freight dawg) nite conus across US.. VFR on top; then u might get sleepy... Appreciate co-pilots more...
I love your videos so much! This helps me calm down fast/relax. 😴
Maybe you could get sounds from a USN Destroyer - It would feel like home. :)
Dave 😒
Perfect.👌🏻😴
Sounds like a C130. Had a great ride on one from Pope AFB to Avon Park. Slept like a baby
This sounds like the obelisks from ark
If I fly when I am tired, I have to be careful because the drone of the engine and warm sun through the windscreen and skylight windows can make me seriously drowsy. I haven’t fallen asleep yet, but I’ve come close a couple of times over the past 30 years.
Nooooo! Lol
This the best sound out of all of them, I just wish it was 9 or 10 hours long. I always wake up a few minutes earlier than I want to when the sound stops.
10 hours soon !🛩🙂
Done...10 hours ://ruclips.net/video/mWCgUol90Zk/видео.html
So relaxing, thank you!
Dont relax too much... Time to switch tanks? Last known position? Time to nxt check point? Check hdg, mag compass.... Engine temps? Chc exaust flame for mix... Lots to do...
Sooo gooood........
Sooo coool !👍
I absolutely fucking love this song ❤
Thank ...great comment ! 😄
It sounds kind of like a ww2 bomber, very intimidating yet also relaxing
It's true, but don't worry, it's unarmed !
Ce bruit des moteurs d'un bombardier me relax vraiment jusqu'à ce que je m'endors 🥱😴😴
C'est le but...Bonne nuit !
😴😴😴👍
That's music to my ears 😊
Don't know why this sound is so cuddly and comforting now restless and irritated with out my flight time 🛬✌️
sonotherapy ? LOL Thks 😴
I think of this sound when I feel trouble in my stomach and when the attack comes I can picture ww2 bombers coming.
Keep cool...it's just to fall asleep in peace
😊
Some want speak 6:29:58 here😂
yes, there is a pilot on the plane...✈😄
❤️❤️
watchout for freaking youtube commercal ad waking/jarring you! like a hollywood jump/scare moviescene
Ads only at start !
my electronics division like to hear this sound
Whut!!! This rules!!!
Yeah, it appears that Ive watched far too many WWII documentaries becau when I close my eyes I just picture things getting bombed.
Hi...It's unfortunate, try this video :ruclips.net/video/M0-Bym1T3_I/видео.htmlsi=aO8p_-niRNgz9S6V😴
Чувствуешь себя спящим на борту самолёта, летяшим ночью над океаном.
Thank you for the video. I loved this until we were awoken out of a dead sleep at the 6:30:00 mark of the video when you hear our of no where a man speak a different language. Maybe supposed to be the pilot. I’m disappointed ☹️
😂
😂
Not loud enough
Hi, Listen this one : ruclips.net/video/UWNuOLiGtz8/видео.html&lc=UgxMgj357nNN4JZ5Ygh4AaABAg
Way way to quiet, wish it was louder
Volume button
@@soundhouse7391 funny pr**k🙄
I can barely hear it.
If you focus you will sleep faster. 😴You can also listen to another sound on the channel🛩🛩🛩
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Shit
That's no way to talk about your mother's cooking