Mare Tranquillitatis
By Naturespace · 5 reviews ·
Die Wellen heben sich und ergießen sich ans Ufer. Dabei zerfallen sie in Teilformen ihrer selbst, verzweigen sich in fraktalen Wiederholungen und laufen in die feinen Ritzen des Strandes. Jede Welle teilt sich in kleinere und noch kleinere Wellen, und mit jeder Teilung schärft sich das Bild, gewinnt an Tiefe und Auflösung. Die Szenerie füllt sich, die Farben sättigen sich, und die Landschaft gibt sich zu erkennen. Sobald die Struktur der Umgebung steht, beginnt die leise Alchemie. Hier liegt ein Zauber, in dieser verborgenen, stillen Bucht. Vielleicht hat er mit den Vögeln zu tun, mit dem, was sie tun, vielleicht mit der Luft, die ihren Gesang trägt, doch was immer es ist, es entsteht eine schwerelose Harmonie, ein bannendes Gleichgewicht. Ein Ort, an dem Zeit, Temperatur und Elemente in vollkommener Übereinkunft zusammentreffen, leise gefeiert von allem, was hier lebt, und dessen frei strömende Gelassenheit im Geist eines jeden Besuchers aufglänzt. Sehr zarte Wellen und ferne Vögel. Weit im Raum, ruhig und ausgedehnt, mit leichten Veränderungen in den Wellenmustern. Zu laut lässt das Bild ausfransen und bläht die Atmosphäre auf. Erst leise beginnen, dann langsam lauter.
What listeners say
Welcome to my paradise, this is where I escape. Now go. Lol. Really. This is my fav sound overall. I travel through this app. Thank God for you guys. I love it.
I absolutely love this track. It is so calming and soothing. I love how the Waves lap softly on the shoreline. as I listen to this track it is like the world is at peace and nothing is wrong. this is a great track for relaxing and also for sleeping. I have not had a relaxing evening in so long and a more restful sleep. Thanks again, Naturespace and keep up the great work.
This is a wonderful, quiet track. There's no one around but you, some birds singing softly in the background, and the sloshing of the waves rolling in and out. Very serene place. This is my "go to" track for a quiet day at the Shore, amongst some others like, "Infinite Shoreline". The 3D effect in this track makes the experience so life-like, like I'm sitting in a chair with the waves rolling in at my feet, with the occasional rogue wave hitting me in the shin. The chipper, but soft birdsong transforms me to a happy place where I can smell the fresh salt water and feel the warm sun. I could sit here for hours. *smile*
A watery track with a quiet avian backdrop. There are waves here, but they aren't ocean waves, more like a gentle rolling sort that comes and goes, what you'd expect in a secluded lagoon only narrowly connected to the larger water. If I had to compare the water to another track, it reminds me a bit of Life After Life - just the cadence of the water, not the birds. The birds in this track are ambient rather than the emphasis. There is nothing specifically tropical sounding about the birds as far as I can tell - in fact I thought I heard a chickadee and a towhee, which aren't tropical. But that's not a complaint as this is an excellent, relaxing track. You can imagine you're on a tropical beach or a secluded lake shore, whatever works for you.
This track is one my favorite of the dozens or so I've purchased. It's relaxing, but fun. If I wanted to sell a slightly non-serious friend the wonder of Naturespace, I think I would pour them a fun drink like a Grasshopper or Margarita, then we'd lay back and relax to Mare Tranquillitatis. The burble of water might as well be the gentle splash of a backyard pool. I'm not saying this is only lighthearted. I've logged a number of hours solo under its spell in just the day or so it's been released. It's hypnotic. Oddly too, it was released on the day The Professor, Russell Johnson, on "Gilligan's Island" passed. This could be the gentle soundtrack to the castaways' lagoon! (NATURESPACE COMMENT: That is very funny; we thought the passing of The Professor on the day of its release was oddly synchronous, and we totally agree it could be Gilligan's Island lagoon!)