Feature Requests

presenting ways to support local-based organizations, often Indigenous, that protect their forests in the face of deforestation. maybe treefm could cooperate with them—in exchange for user’s monetary support for land reclamation efforts, the groups record the sounds of their forests and post them.

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We are currently working on enhancing the clarity of forest sounds by eliminating background noise and crackles. This update also aims to ensure consistent volume across all recordings for a smoother listening experience.

Working on providing longer duration forest sounds, offering extended and uninterrupted natural soundscapes for deeper relaxation and immersion.

Introducing more detailed information about the forests featured in our sounds, including their location, ecology, and the significance of their ecosystems, to enhance educational value and connection to nature.

Developing a mobile app to bring the calming sounds of forests directly to your smartphone, allowing for easy access and a more personal connection with nature on the go.

Adding the ability to save your favorite forest sounds to a personal list, making it easy to return to the soundscapes you find most relaxing or invigorating.

First of all, well done! Beautiful, brilliant idea. Regarding my comment above, you are invited to Glacier National Park, MT to record here and in the many unique areas of the Rocky Mountain forests. Also, you could reach out to other entities to add to your audio library - for example Quiet Parks International https://www.quietparks.org/ , and the https://acousticatlas.org/ at Montana State University.

Create seamless loops for forest sounds, ensuring a continuous and uninterrupted natural ambiance.

Enhancing the randomizer algorithm to ensure a more diverse and unpredictable selection of forest sounds, creating a richer and more immersive listening experience.