Pine forest wind at night, 8 hours
Wind moving through tall pines on a misty, moonlit night: slow gusts that rise and settle, never sharp. There are no tones, no music and no voice, only the wind, for the whole night.
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Made with AI. Parts of this video are AI-generated (see “How this was made” below).
What it is
The same moonlit pine forest and wind as our 3-hour delta waves and pine forest wind, but with the binaural tone taken out and the running time stretched to a full night. That makes this one fine on a speaker; you don’t need headphones. The forest stays visible until 2:00, starts to dim, and is near-black by 5:00. The wind carries on to 7:59:00 and then fades out gently.
How to use it for sleep
Start it as you get into bed, with the volume low enough that the wind softens other sounds without drawing your attention. Our guide to safe volume for sleep sounds explains how to judge it. Because the screen goes dark after five minutes, you can leave it running on a TV or laptop across the room all night. If you like to wake at the end of a sleep cycle, the sleep calculator suggests bedtimes for the time you need to be up.
Best for
People who find rain too busy and white noise too harsh, anyone who sleeps well on windy nights, and shared rooms where one person doesn’t want headphones. If you would like a slow musical pad and an aurora with your wind, try aurora from space with brown noise. For forest sound with rain in it, forest rain is a gentle step up.
Sound design note
The wind is generated by SleepBetter’s own sound engine: it is the wind bed from our 3-hour pine forest video, without its binaural tone, joined end to end with long crossfades. It repeats about every three hours, with no clicks or gaps, and the gusts are slow enough that there is nothing sudden to wake you.
How this was made
This video’s picture is AI-generated: an AI still image of a moonlit pine forest, animated with an AI image-to-video model, then looped and colour-graded by SleepBetter. Audio: wind generated by SleepBetter’s own sound engine. No voice, no music.
Questions
Do I need headphones?
No. Unlike our 3-hour delta-wave version, there is no binaural tone here, so it sounds the same on a speaker.
Does the wind loop?
The 3-hour wind bed is joined end to end with long crossfades, so it repeats about every three hours with no clicks or gaps.
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