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A Quick Message from Clare at Flooba

• A Sensory Sound Space for Neurodivergent Minds

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A quick personal update from Clare at Flooba. 

If you've noticed a higher number of recent uploads, it's because I'm busy growing the Flooba sensory sound library with a wide range of immersive audio experiences for you to explore. In this short message, I share the latest additions, including the new Solfeggio Frequency Collection featuring 18 immersive tone journeys. 

Thank you for being part of the Flooba community and supporting the creation of calming, continuous and predictable sound environments for focus, relaxation, sleep and sensory regulation. 

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Hi, it's Claire here from Fluba. I wanted to share a little library update with you. Over the past few weeks I've been expanding the Fluba Sensory Sound Library with a range of new immersive audio environments including continuous tones, sine waves, tramolo variations and experimental soundscapes. A new collection I'm excited to share is the Solfeggio Frequency Collection featuring 18 immersive tones. The collection explores 9 different frequencies from 174Hz through to 963 Hz, with each frequency available in both a pure sign tone and a gentle tremolo tone, creating different textures and a different listening experience. As with all fluba sounds, these have been created to provide simple, predictable and continuous environments that you can return to whenever you need a moment of focus, calm, grounding, relaxation or sensory support. Some listeners enjoy frequency-based sounds as part of their meditation, mindfulness, relaxation or personal well-being routines. Everyone experiences sound differently, so I encourage you to explore and discover the tones and textures that feel most supportive for you. The Fluba Library is continuing to grow with many more sound environments being added over time. So this message really is to explain why I am publishing in bulk currently. It's so that I can build that Fluba Library. Thank you so so much for being part of the Fluba community, and I hope you enjoy exploring the new sounds. Thank you.