穿越广袤的山谷

For me, this Valley is just too vast. The constant wind in the background sounds like white noise. Perhaps that's from the placement of the microphones and the way the wind hit them during the recording process? The distant birds are nice though. Surprisingly, if you focus on the birds, you can fall asleep. The bird song is sweet and delicate, and you can even catch a flying insect buzzing by. Works well for babies and grandchildren. *wink*

This track differs from the other wind tracks in that the wind never really approaches you. Instead, it really is more like looking out over a windy valley. The wind is also steadier; there is some sense of movement to it, but not like in some of the other tracks where there are powerful gusts from one side to the next. The wind here is more of a white noise, with soft, distant bird calls. Once in a while, you can hear a bit of vegetation rustling next to you, and a buzzing insect.

Wind dominates, roaring in from the left and drifting over to the right. Birds can be heard, but the wind drowns out any echo. Feels like one is on a look-out rock or cliff, below the mountain peaks, but somewhat above a pine forest. The perspective is one of looking out across the mountain forest valley to the peaks on the far side with nothing in between.

I was looking for the sound of a quiet wind. Something to sooth. What I ended up with was noise with some birds in the background. Your product is good but I think you need to make available the ability to preview samples to help the listener to only buy what they are looking for. Thanks for your time.

This one is a rare missed opportunity in my opinion. The wind comes out to powerful and sounds like a waterfall, or just white noise. It's a steady noise, with calm wildlife in the background which seems to make it even more unrealistic. One of the rare times I don't like what they've done. (Naturespace comment: You are listening too loud. This is a VERY quiet space with nothing close by; it is a distant wind and listening too loud ruins it.)

The long hollow roar of the wind seems constant and distant with slight changes of intensity. A huge place, "Vast Valley" is an accurate name. There are some mountain birds in the distance that keep the piece intresting for me.