SimplyNoise.com - White Noise Made Easy

When you first open up the webpage of SimplyNoise, you´ll notice just how simple it is. As of now, all you can find is a slidable orb to control the level of white noise produced. White noise is defined as a random audio signal composed of a flat density that has an equal power no matter the frequency. SimplyNoise allows you to find your ideal comfort zone by moving the orb to the percentage appealing to you. You can then download the track to use in a variety of ways, some being for the personal benefit of aiding sleep or soothing migraines. One can also use white noise to configure audio equipment or measure the acoustics within a performance hall. There´s a place where you can leave feedback and SimplyNoise advises you to stay tuned for what´s to come.

Creating your own frequency of white noise is incredibly easy to do and is especially useful for use in your home to block out outside noises in a work environment or to escape from the daily disruptive noises of your day. Perhaps the website itself is a bit too simple though. SimplyNoise provides a link to Wikipedia in case you want more information about the uses of white noise. But since there really isn´t any helpful information given on the website, it would be better for SimplyNoise to better advise its users about the benefits and applications of white noise.

How can SimplyNoise include information about white noise, especially in relation to usage and benefits? How can SimplyNoise include other applications in conjunction with white noise (i.e. more downloads and improved noise)? When will SimplyNoise update its website?