Add-on for Sleep as Android and Mindroid

Lullabies is a feature of the Sleep as Android alarm clock and sleep cycle tracker which help to fall asleep in a faster and fun way. Rather that fixed recordings our lullabies are real-time synthesized, this means each playback will never be the same as the playback before. We use various techniques to make each lullaby a unique experience. Our lullabies take you into different pleasant environments to free your mind from stress and make it relaxed for faster fall asleep.

This add-on Lullaby pack bring 22 new fascinating environments:

Space ship - being a captain on a starship bridge
Slow breath - synchronize your breath with a female slow breath to get relaxed and fall asleep
Jungle - sounds like you are in the middle of the jungle with various exotic animal sounds
NASA's Saturn "Sound" - Saturn radio waves recorded by Cassini spacecraft and turned into sound
Submarine - subtle engine sound, creaking metal, sonar, steam, and deep mines
Tribal drums - native american drums with flute and eagle and wolf sounds
Lava lake - bubbling lava, gas eruptions
Norden - freezing cold winds, howling wolfs
Galloping horse - galloping and other horse noises
Baby fetal sounds - what does a baby hear in the belly
Sheep counting - sheep counting is a traditional method for falling asleep
Girl singing - human voice lullaby - calming humming sound
Summer night - soft crickets background with a distant owl
Frogs in pond - various frog sounds in a calming frogchestra
Cat purr - a purring cat in your in you lap with occasional miaow
Temple bells - a Tibetan bowl sound in the background followed with calming little chart bells
The Om chant - a chanting chorus sings the Om chant
Wind chimes - irregular metallic and bamboo chimes with a wind background
Steam train - repetitive sound of a running historic steam train on the rails, occasional hooting and railway crossings
Music box - grandma's music box
Piano, Flute - short calming melodies
War march - soft drumming and a flute in a civil war theme