Ocean Waves - 1.2

It works perfectly here, and it solved a big noise problem for me. The downtown here just got through installing background music just outside my window, and it was really irritating. Ocean Waves covers the muzak just fine, and I forget that it's there.

One request: a few optional seagulls would be nice!

I've been using Ocean Waves for perhaps two years now, often turning it on when I'm winding down in the evening or leaving it on a 90 minute timer when I go to sleep. It is possibly the perfect versiontracker application - simple but featureful, unobtrusive, stable, actively maintained, and reasonably priced.

I've registered a number of good applications, but I've gotten hundreds of hours of use out of this one for pennies. Try it.

As a survivor of several major hurricanes, I guess I should have been more cautious with this little software program. But I wasn't, and after only about 3 minutes of listening to it, my PTSD was unexpectedly triggered so intensely that I have already incurred additional medical and psychiatric bills as a consequence. I'm sure that for most people this simple wave simulator is relaxing and enjoyable, but in my opinion, survivors of ocean-related disasters or traumas: hurricanes, tsunamis, ship wrecks, near drownings, shark attacks and other oceanic or aquatic survivors should take head: this program may have unpredictable effects on your psychological well-being.

I am usually disappointed by this type of thing, but it is well done and very soothing - I instantly liked it. No, it isn't truly realistic, but set everything to different intervals, turn down the volume a little, and it's close enough for $5. Best of all, its not a repeating loop.

Sounds very realistic to me. The person who complained it sounded like static should possibly see an otolaryngologist :)