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Travel soundsten sounds in Hush.

Cabins and vehicles: the low, enclosed drone of an aeroplane, a night train, a ferry. These are among the darkest sounds in Hush, with little energy in the upper range.

  • 10 sounds
  • All Hush Plus
  • 10 with layers

About these ten

Most are built from three layers, so with Hush Plus you can bring forward the part you like, whether that is the hum or the movement over it.

Across the group, the level between 2 and 12 kHz falls 5.5 dB per octave on average. Night coach is the darkest: it falls 6.0 dB per octave. Ferry cabin is the brightest: it falls 4.5 dB per octave.

All ten are built from layers, which Hush Plus lets you balance.

The ten sounds, darkest first

The shape is each sound's level in nine bands from 2 to 12 kHz; tilt is its slope. Negative is darker.

  • Night coachA long road, a low engineTilt −6.0 dBper octaveEngineRoadVentHush Plus
  • Distant highwayLow rolling roadTilt −5.9 dBper octaveRoarCarsTrucksHush Plus
  • Rain on the carParked under a downpourTilt −5.8 dBper octaveRoofGlassOutsideHush Plus
  • Late subwayRolling tunnel rhythmTilt −5.7 dBper octaveRumbleWheelsAirHush Plus
  • Sailboat cabinA creaking hull at anchorTilt −5.6 dBper octaveSwellLappingCreaksHush Plus
  • Canal boatSlow engine, quiet waterTilt −5.6 dBper octaveEngineWashHush Plus
  • Night trainMuted rail rhythmTilt −5.4 dBper octaveRumbleWheelsRailsHush Plus
  • Night driveRoad hum through the seatTilt −5.3 dBper octaveEngineRoadWindHush Plus
  • Airplane cabinDeep cruising humTilt −5.1 dBper octaveCabinAirflowEnginesHush Plus
  • Ferry cabinLow engine and waterTilt −4.5 dBper octaveEnginesHullVentHush Plus

Guides about travel sounds

Other sounds in Hush

Questions

Is aeroplane cabin noise the same as brown noise?

It is close in shape. Between 2 and 12 kHz, Hush's Airplane cabin falls 5.1 dB per octave and Deep brown falls 3.4 dB per octave. A cabin is also layered (cabin, airflow and engines), where brown noise is a single steady sound.

Which travel sounds are free in Hush?

None of these ten is among Hush's six free sounds. They are part of Hush Plus, and Hush plays a short preview of a Plus sound before you subscribe.

How were these levels measured?

Each sound was measured in one-octave bands centred from 2 to 12 kHz, the range Hush uses for pitch matching. A level is given in decibels relative to that sound's overall level, so it shows the shape of a sound, not how loud it plays. The figures come from Hush 1.0.0 (9).

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