Calm Radio overview

Calm Radio's patented MultiMix feature allows members to mix a music channel with three additional Atmosphere channels to create your own Soundscape.

Music Categories:

Relaxation - OM, Reiki, Spa, Positivity, Lounge, Spaced, Healing and more
Acoustic - Solo Piano, Solo Piano & Guitar, Solo Guitar, Blues, Folk, Christian
Composers - Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, Concertos and dozens more
Classical - Chamber Music, Symphony, Violin, Cello, Flute, Viola da Gamba, Gregorian and many many more!
World - Celtic, Native, Flamenco, Bollywood, Latin and more
Jazz - Just Jazz, Bebop, Big Band, Jazz Piano and more
Pop and Rock - Folk Today, Billboard Top, Soul & RnB, Classic Rock, Disco, Broadway Musicals
Atmospheres - Birds, Space, Critters, Water, Nature Sounds. Great for sleeping, tinnitus sufferers, concentration

What’s new in version 2.11.0

Updated on Feb 23 2022

We’ve made some changes behind-the-scenes in our continuing effort to provide the best, most relaxing, listening experience possible.

Information

License

Free

Size

112.8 MB

Developer’s website

https://calmradio.com/en/

Downloads

589

App requirements

Intel 64
Mac OS X OS X 10.11 or later

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Derekcurrie

May 3 2019

2.0

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May 3 2019

0.0

Version: 2.0

A few details: • Subscription software. • Free subscription provides: • • 200 Music Channels • • 40+ HD nature sound channels • • Extended playlists • • Favorites • • Ad-free • Paid subscription plans start at $9.99 per month. Cost decreases with year or 2 year plans. • Paid subscriptions provide: • • Added 100 channels • • Upgrade to all HD channels - - At the moment there is a 'RELAX' sale of 20% off using 'RELAX' promo code. As usual with any website, I personally do NOT recommend logging in with your Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc. account. Create a unique account with a unique impossible, long password stored in a quality password storage program on your Mac.

Lvdoc

Jan 10 2018

1.2.9

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Jan 10 2018

0.5

Version: 1.2.9

Wow. Did that ever start eating my CPU for breakfast! I used Fluid instead and created a dedicated app for the CALM website. Pretty much does the same thing.