If you can't sleep without background noise like a fan or TV, it might have something to do with your mental state, and it ...

You can remove background noise in Audacity with the "Noise Reduction" tool. Use Audacity's Noise Reduction tool on a small piece of your audio first, and then expand the range. No tool for removing ...

If you see me in the car not listening to music, you should check on me. Seriously. The same goes for when I’m in the shower, trying to fall asleep, cooking dinner ― you get the gist. I’m not the only ...

As many people transitioned from working in an office to working from home, they had to get used to being in a very different auditory environment. If you’re lucky enough to have a private office, you ...

Background noise is not usually a good sign and could indicate a bug in the operating system. But in iOS 15, a new background noise feature is a real bonus. Yes, you heard right: Even though Apple has ...

Now that video calls and conferences are becoming the norm for many and they’re happening from home in lots of cases, one of the challenges is finding a quiet spot to do them. Fortunately, there’s a ...

Background noise is a powerful tool. Nothing gets me to sleep quite like a podcast I’m only half listening to, a chatty ‘get ready with me’ video by a YouTuber I’ve never heard of, or an instrumental ...

One can use background noise to try to escape or divert from unpleasant feelings and ideas But if you realize that the negative sensations and thoughts return once the music is stopped, you should ...

Some businesses in California are in the process of reopening. But many people working from home as a result of the coronavirus pandemic may face several additional months of hunching over their ...

In the world of video editing, unwanted background noise can be a major headache. Maybe it was a busy street, a power-hungry fan or an unexpected echo, but you need a clean video and those audio blips ...

At a sleep research symposium in January 2020, Janna Lendner presented findings that hint at a way to look at people’s brain activity for signs of the boundary between wakefulness and unconsciousness.