Actual audio to play, compare and download. “Little Hours” is an original 72-second instrumental with electric piano, bass, a spare melody and brushed rhythm. The café effects are original synthesized sound studies, ready for the prototype.
Original 72-second café instrumental: warm electric-piano ninth chords, soft plucked bass, an unhurried tine melody and sparse brushed rhythm. Three eight-bar phrases at 80 BPM. Circular room tails provide a seamless WAV loop.
Synthesized soft rain through a café window, with scattered droplets and subdued room rumble. A seamless 15-second alternate ambience.
A light two-tone synthesized shop-door bell with a short room tail.
A granular synthesized bean rattle: dry tiny impacts falling into a cup.
Two seconds of synthesized grinder motor and granular noise, with a gentle start and stop.
A compact synthesized rubber-mat thump with a tiny handle settle.
Three seconds of a soft synthesized pump with small liquid droplets and a rising flow.
A soft three-second synthesized steam wand: airy pressure and subtle texture, without a sharp whistle.
Two seconds of synthesized pouring water, small gurgles and a restrained liquid stream.
A delicate synthesized ceramic cup clink with a warm contact thud.
Every note and effect was made from original oscillator, noise and envelope synthesis. No commercial tracks or third-party samples were used. The effects suggest beans, machinery and ceramic; they are not recordings of real café equipment.
The downloadable pack includes stereo WAV masters and compact playback files. Music: 80 BPM, 24 bars, 72 seconds. WAV loop points: 0–72 seconds for music, 0–15 for rain. Master peaks stay below clipping. Compressed loops may have a tiny decoder gap; use the WAV masters for exact loop boundaries.
Credit: Original procedural composition / sound design. Assets are offered under CC0-1.0 to the extent permitted by law; the full source and license are in the pack.