Pro Tools Software – Digital Music Software

This is a beautiful and calming blend of rain, ocean waves and distant thunder. I turn it on in my office (next to my bedroom) to block out the noise from the streets of lower Manhattan. It works beautifully! And such a lovely blend of sounds. Highly recommended. And cheap!

Very nice mellow sounds. Helped baby block out the noise from the next room and helped me sleep next to a loud “grunter” of a baby.

I had the same problem as others but I thought 20 minutes of ocean sounds for 99 cents was still a good deal. I thought I could burn the cd and just hit repeat. Unfortunately the ocean sounds stop after 20 minutes and you are left with 80 minutes of dead air before the cd ends and starts over.

Quick delivery. Quality product. Very soothing background sounds. Highly recommended. I am a very satisfied customer.

I was very happy tho find this album, the sound has very high quality, very clear and crisp,I love Nature sounds,specially the sound of the ocean, great buy.Perfect tool when I need to calm down after a long day of work. Highly recommended.

I was hoping that this CD would contain the sounds of soft ocean waves that would lull me to sleep. Instead, the waves are of the crashing-surf variety, and not really that sleep inducing. I suffer from insomnia and was advised that the sound of waves is a good way to ease you off to sleep, so was hoping this CD would deliver that. You have to keep the CD at a very low volume or you will feel you are in the middle of a communal toilet facility with all the whoooshing sounds going on. I wouldn’t have bought this item if I knew had this sort of sound on it. Still, I have been sleeping OK, so maybe it has a hidden rythymn in it that has initially been lost on me.

Rogue Wave is one of the few bands around today that you really can’t compare to anyone else. I know people toss around names like The Shins or Death Cab, but really Rogue Wave just sounds like Rogue Wave – and to me that’s a very good thing. It’s a tribute to the band’s ability to create songs that are sonically varied and adventurous, and to their desire to grow and evolve from record to record. I’ve always been a firm believer in allowing bands the space and freedom to stretch and experiment. I don’t understand why so many people seem to want their favorite bands to make the same record over and over again. “Permalight” is definitely a departure from “Vultures” and “Asleep at Heaven’s Gate,” but you can still find bits and pieces of the band’s past scattered across the songs. Granted, tunes like “Goodnight” and the title cut are not going to be to everyone’s taste, but after several close listens I found plenty to like about them – and for those who want their old beloved Rogue Wave there are great songs like “The Fear Itself,” which would be right at home on any of the band’s previous records. I give Zach credit for coming through difficult personal times with a bright outlook and a willingness to push himself and his band forward. It’s called personal and professional growth, people, and it’s the only thing that keeps an artist both relevant and interesting. Rock on, Rogue Wave!

I love this album, I mean, really love it. Bon Iver had my 2009 album of the year selection, and this one could of been my 2010 selection, if it did one thing….. They should of never put the poppy “Good Morning” song on the album. Its like they stole it from some 16 year old disney sponsered singer or band. The rest of the album is pure money though. If you blended The Ocean Blue, Hoodoo Gurus, Death Cab, and a bit of R.E.M together, this album is what you get. Its to bad about that darn song though…