Chroma Doze
4.7star
1K reviews
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About this app
Now you can sleep soundly with the soothing algorithms of Fourier analysis. Just sketch your favorite spectrum, and listen to a generated stream of white noise (or more precisely, colored noise). Use it with headphones to drown out neighbors, or tweak the settings to erode eardrums and frighten small children.
Notable features:
- No ads or weird permissions
- Doesn't just play a looped sample
- Relatively power-efficient
- Runs in the background
- Save your favorite sounds in the Memory list
- Contains math
- Open Source / Free Software (GPLv3 license)
Notable features:
- No ads or weird permissions
- Doesn't just play a looped sample
- Relatively power-efficient
- Runs in the background
- Save your favorite sounds in the Memory list
- Contains math
- Open Source / Free Software (GPLv3 license)
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Ratings and reviews
4.7
931 reviews
Barrett Benton
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May 1, 2024
When a stand-alone noise machine isn't feasible for me, this has been my go-to app for years: rather than offering a bunch of canned (and, too-often, short-looped) sounds, Chroma Doze allows custom-shaped noise patterns to suit one's needs, which strikes me as ideal, since a one-size-fits-all approach hardly works for different situations and individuals. You might need to noodle around a bit to find the most-effective sound-masking effect, but the straightforward controls make this easy.
J G
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October 20, 2023
I should have rated this years ago. it's the only way I've found to make a custom white noise that sounds exactly like my Dohm fan machine. other apps have good white noise selections, but this one takes the cake for customizability and being open source! I just ran it overnight and it used 30 percent of my phone battery over 10 hours (playing to a Bluetooth speaker). Not bad.
7 people found this review helpful
Roland Gilchrist
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August 12, 2020
Very good. Has a save function, stable over long periods of time, true random noise (or at least not an obvious repeating clip), and the filtering sounds very good. Many applications of this kind get all of those wrong. At the time of writing, this one is perfect and a must-have.
16 people found this review helpful
