Pink noise shaped into nine-second gusts with a quicker three-second flutter
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Windy Day sounds like a steady breeze pushing through trees and around the corners of a house, with gusts that build, hold and subside, and a faster flutter inside each one. It has more motion than most nature presets and feels like being outdoors rather than sheltered.
The color is 3.1, just warmer than pink. An envelope loop rises over 2 seconds, settles to a 60 percent sustain, holds for 4 seconds and releases over 3, giving a cycle of about nine and a half seconds. A triangle pulse at 0.35 Hz adds a flutter roughly every three seconds on top.
It is chosen by people who want a lively sound for daytime rather than sleep. Mountain Wind is much brighter at 1.8 with shorter, sharper gusts, and Night Forest is the darker, slower sibling at 3.65 with a fourteen-second sway and no envelope. Of the three, Windy Day has the most obvious sense of weather changing.