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White Noise Plugin

中文版本

A white noise plugin for Obsidian designed to help users focus better and enter a calmer working state.

Features

  • White Noise: Includes dozens of sounds such as rain, coffee shop noise, and more
  • Volume Control: Independently control the white noise volume, which can coexist with your music
  • Timer Function: Built-in simple pomodoro timer that works in conjunction with white noise

Installation

  1. Open Obsidian and navigate to Settings
  2. Go to Community plugins and disable Safe mode
  3. Click on Browse and search for "White Noise"
  4. Click Install, then Enable the plugin

Credits

This plugin uses sound materials from the Moodist project. To better adapt to the Obsidian environment, some sound materials have been modified:

  • Removed some potentially anxiety-inducing sound effects (such as thunder)
  • Removed several oversized audio files to reduce the plugin size
  • Further compressed the audio, modified to variable bit rate, merged dual channels into joint stereo, and preserved only sounds between 40Hz ~ 15000Hz
  • Removed base noise audio files, replacing them with dynamically generated noise

Consider visiting the Moodist project to learn more.