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Rain on the glass of a small greenhouse
Step into a small glass greenhouse on a rainy spring afternoon, and hear it all in your browser at no cost. The warm air smells of wet soil, pots of green leaves crowd the wooden benches, and rain runs down every pane.
The drops hit the glass roof all around you, bright and crisp, like tiny fingers tapping. Water streams down the sloping panes and trickles into the gutter. Outside, the garden hisses softly in the rain, and a drip ticks on the metal sill.
Once in a while a passing shower crosses the roof, and the glass rings louder and brighter until you feel wrapped in sound. A gust flings a handful of rain at the panes. Then it fades, a drop plinks into the tin bucket between the benches, and you feel safe in a house made of glass.
If the bucket and the gusts distract you, choose Soft and steady under the picture. Pick Heavier showers to make every burst on the glass louder.
What you hear among the plants
- Rain on the glass roof: Rain patters on the glass roof and walls on every side, a clear, crisp tapping. Plays all the time.
- Water running down the panes: Water streams down the sloping glass and trickles into a metal gutter close by. Plays all the time.
- Rain in the garden: Rain falls on the garden around the greenhouse, a soft and steady hiss. Plays all the time.
- Drips on the window sill: A slow drip taps on a metal ledge outside the glass, small and bright. Plays all the time.
- Shower sweeping over the glass: A passing shower drums across the glass, loud and bright for a few seconds, then fades. Plays at random moments, about once every 10 minutes.
- Gust of rain on the panes: A gust throws rain against the panes in a quick rattle that dies away. Plays at random moments, about once every 10 minutes.
- Drops in a tin bucket: A leak in the roof drips into a tin bucket between the benches, ringing softly. Plays at random moments, about twice every 10 minutes.
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