Last updated: October 26, 2026
Pink and brown noise blend with quiet bells in No Horizon, an official StillTune Drift preset. Long, wide reverb gives the mix an open, distant feel, with plenty of space between notes. Try this ambient music as a background for reading or an unhurried evening, starting at a low volume that feels comfortable.
What does this pink and brown noise mix sound like?
The noise layers carry the sound, while occasional bells add a little melody. Reverb lets those notes linger, giving the mix a roomy quality. Choose No Horizon if you enjoy ambient soundscapes with sparse musical detail.
For another starting point, browse our Drift sound presets and compare their descriptions before listening.
How would we use No Horizon while reading?
Start quietly and read a few pages before adjusting the mix. If the bells pull your attention toward the music, lower their level in the Mixer. Reduce the reverb in the Tune panel if you prefer a closer, less spacious sound.
These are listening suggestions. Keep the settings you enjoy, and try changing one control at a time so you can hear what it does.
How does StillTune make the sound?
StillTune works out the composition on its servers and sends your device the plan. Your device synthesizes the notes in real time. See how StillTune makes its sound for more about the process and the Mixer and Tune controls.
Frequently asked questions
Is No Horizon pure brown noise?
No. No Horizon combines brown noise with pink noise and occasional quiet bells. The reverb adds a sense of space, and the bells make this a mix of noise and ambient music.
Can I use it as background music for reading?
Yes, you can try No Horizon while reading. We suggest starting with a low volume and lowering the bells if they become distracting. Choose the balance that suits your book and surroundings.
Can I change the mix?
Yes. Open No Horizon in the full player and use the Mixer and Tune panels. Try small changes to the bells, noise balance, or reverb until the sound suits your preference.