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Halloween doesn’t have to be loud or spooky. It can be calm, grounded, and quietly dark.

For this year’s Halloween, I wanted to create something that fits the season without any tricks, jump scares, or eerie surprises. Dark Pumpkin Noise is exactly that: a deep, soothing soundscape built from the natural textures of autumn, inspired mainly by those lovely orange pumpkins that start to appear everywhere this time of year!

Here’s the Octobery blueprint I followed:

Base Layer – Elongated Pumpkin Seeds
A deep, stretched brown-noise hum (20–200 Hz) drawn from the softened rattle of pumpkin seeds, grounding the sound like distant thunder or a heartbeat in the soil.

Mid Layer – Autumn Warmth
A warm orange-reddy noise (400–800 Hz) that sits at the center of the sound, glowing like firelight and carrying the soft calm of an autumn evening.

Low-Ambient Layer – Sub-Earth Resonance
A slow, pulsing undertone (30–50 Hz) that lives deep within the mix, resonating through the hollow of a pumpkin and adding quiet subterranean stillness.

So once I had settled on these as my three main elements, I headed back to the Sound Asleep sound lab. I then built this soundscape using recordings of real pumpkin seeds, soft fabric textures, and warm brown-noise tones created with my MIDI keyboard. Each sound was elongated, shaped, and blended into a slow, immersive flow designed for deep relaxation and restorative sleep.

Therefore tonight, or at any point this spooky season, why not light a candle, get comfortable, and let Dark Pumpkin Noise settle over you like a blanket of warm autumn air. All treat, no trick!

MADE USING: Pumpkin seeds, fabric scratching, brown noise layers, MIDI keyboard, field recordings (Kent)