Mubert alternatives

Excellent work here. I have been using the app on Mac for a few years now, it has been useful to me many times over. I, too, have been a user of the site for some time. It's a must have! I appreciate the innovative associated products and the sheer size of the collection.

Noisli has been the first and only tool I have used when I need some nature sounds or a form of white noise. It was great and is still the best. And yes, I _have_ tried others :)

Endel is one of the first apps I install on a new device. The adaptive soundscapes are a real paradigm shift.

Do not recommend. The Crown didn't operate as implied on the website. There is an image on the home page of their website which shows a User's graph when they have been tracking their brain waves while working for over 2 hours, however it's not possible to do this with the app and device that I have. The supplied app (with prioprietary music) only works for 5 minutes at a time and you're meant to stop what you're doing, close your eyes and focus on the music while it's playing ie. you cannot use it continuously while you work. The manufacturers suggest you can you link it with a Spotify premium account but this is just playing publically available music and I can see no way to monitor what my brain waves are doing during those sessions.

Cool playlist. I don't know if it is related to the vibe of the book though. Mostly songs that have book name in their title

Pond5 is a good platform for selling footage. Good and fairly fast file acceptance, adequate support. I also sell photos, but not as often as videos. I feel like it's preferable to send videos to this stock platform.

Such a great selection of tools and resources. Very well presented, great search capability, and a great starting point for so many projects. I’ve already found a stack of integrations to use.