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More Sound Masker generates various types of noise for purposes such as suppressing unwanted noise from any source ( neighbors, dog barking, passing traffic etc ) and also serves as an audio privacy shield, helping keep conversations private in work based environments where confidentiality is a factor, or if your organization needs to meet specific noise standards. You can mix and match combinations and playback the output in realtime via speakers , or alternatively you can record the output straight to a wav or mp3 file, and create your own custom white noise masking CDs or Mp3s to playback anywhere. You can also save as many of your configurations as you like - for example you may wish to save one to help you sleep at night and another to mask noise throughout the day whilst keeping you alert and focused. Sound Masker is completely customizable and is ideal for the home or apartment to screen noise from external sources, or in the office environment where it can help to keep conversations private and improve overall workforce productivity. Students can also acheive significant improvements in concentration when noise masking is used to cancel out external distractions, again resulting in improved productivity. Soundmasker is extremely easy to setup and use - no previous experience is required, yet is powerful enough to rival professional hardware noise masking solutions costing hundreds of dollars. Some of the Uses of SoundMasker: Although the benefits of noise masking in the office are obvious, it is also very useful at home. Used in a bedroom, it can mask the noise of other household activities such as tv's or visiting company or outside noises such as neighborhood dogs and traffic noise. Students can also derive significant benefits from noise masking by blocking out external noise and thereby improving concentration. At night-time, white noise can help improve quality of sleep as the noise acts as a buffer, resulting in the brain being stimulated to a lesser extent by external sounds, resulting in a deeper, more restful sleep. Don't just take our word for it though, for more information on creative and healing uses of white noise, just run a quick search through Google. Many people who have previously bought hardware maskers have now switched to using Sound Masker due to it's ease of use and total customizability. Sound Masker is now in use in many facilities such as universities, courtrooms, hospitals, waiting rooms as well as countless homes and offices around the world. Unlike most hardware white noise masking machines / generators, each sound in Sound Masker can be adjusted until the optimal settings are found for your particular situation. 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