How to mix brown noise, heartbeat, and a nightlight in HushLoop

A practical HushLoop bedtime setup: three layers, gentle EQ, a dim radial glow, and a mix you can save or export to WAV.

Key takeaways

Start with low pink noise, medium brown noise, and a heartbeat as the bed of the mix.
Keep the nightlight dim — amber or peach on a true-black canvas.
Save the preset locally so you are not rebuilding it at 2 a.m.
Export WAV if you want the blend on a speaker without opening the app.

One mix, one glow, fewer taps

HushLoop is easier when you treat it like a tiny mixing desk, not a playlist. The studio’s own starting point: pink noise a little quieter, brown noise in the middle, heartbeat louder around 58 bpm, then a gentle whoosh layer if you want nursery depth.

Try this loop

Load three layers and set gain so nothing clips or dominates except the heartbeat bed.
Use the 3-band EQ to tuck harsh highs if the room is small.
Turn on the nightlight: black screen, soft radial glow, amber or peach.
Save the preset. Export WAV if you need the audio on another device.

Keep the phone from becoming the lamp

The point of the nightlight is a low glow, not a bright UI. Get HushLoop on Google Play.

Frequently asked questions

What mix works for a newborn?

A common starting point is quieter pink noise, medium brown noise, and a stronger heartbeat around 58 bpm, with a low whoosh if you like it. Adjust by ear — rooms and babies differ.

Can I use HushLoop as only a nightlight?

Yes. You can run the radial glow on a true-black canvas with audio down or off.

How do I take the mix away from the phone speaker?

Render the blend to WAV in HushLoop and play that file wherever you already listen.