Don't use your favorite song. I did that once now I can't listen to it without getting dread
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I have mine set to the same sound as an incoming phone call, that way psychologically it's harder to ignore or dismiss.
Android lets your record your own alarm tones. I have a selection for different reasons to remind me WHY I'm getting up.
I also have one that's just me yelling to get up NOW.
Getting the gf to laugh at the alarm is a good way to get her up!
the one song that NASA banned where the only intelligible words are "big black cadillac" in the middle, i'd look it up but i'm on the toilet at work
The Legendary Stardust Cowboy - paralyzed
Sound of glass breaking. Wakes me up in a hurry every time.
I used to use an air raid siren, but my partner grew up around tornados so now I use The Roost music from Animal Crossing. I ripped that from a mk8 youtube video years ago
I go with The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly theme by Morricone.
Always a good choice from Marc Rebillet!
Still gives me the chills even 15 years and countless mornings later.
Dawn of war exterminatus quote. https://youtu.be/h67JpMyrOVE
https://upload.disroot.org/r/bmdtN_5J#r56d3dxG6x3RU1TekR/hKE0rHMHYwOv0VSSsUHaMV6I
- "We have arrived, and it is now that we perform our charge. In fealty to the God-Emperor, our undying Lord, and by the grace of the Golden Throne, I declare Exterminatus upon the Imperial world of Typhon Primaris. I hereby sign the death warrant of an entire world, and consign a million souls to oblivion. May Imperial Justice account in all balance. The Emperor Protects." *
I've been using The Cursed Clock from Nine Inch Nails Ghosts: Locust album.
It starts out soft and low, but slowly builds.
I've been using this for years and it's about as perfect of an alarm as I've ever found.
The solution for waking up is math.
Get an app that does not allow you to snooze or turn it off without solving math problems. Just 32 + 47 - 13 is enough to get you up. It is very frustrating though, standing there with mots of noise wanting to solve it fast.
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The intro to a lot of songs make good repeating alarms.
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I set my alarm to a soma.fm station so it's not the same everyday
The HEEEYYYEEEYYEEEYYEEAAA song with He Man has been a favorite of mine for a long time.
And when I was struggling the most with getting up, I made my alarm sound a screaming goat. It gets you up, but don't use it if you have heart problems or anything.
I use "Air Hockey Saloon" by Chris Zabriskie. Certainly more on the gentle side.
https://archive.org/details/2009_-_2014-16921/Chris_Zabriskie_-_08_-_Air_Hockey_Saloon.mp3
(It's under Creative Commons: https://chriszabriskie.com/vendaface/ )
Sonic the Hedgehog drowning music.
Works best if you have the accompanying childhood trauma.
the pokeflute song, best alarm ever.
I always thought the Rocky Theme or Alan Parsons Project Sirius would work great. But I've never really tried.
Wake up, get up, get out there from Persona 5
I wake up to molchat doma - volny every day
Just ripped it from newpipe and set the song to my alarm tone.
Up before the drums come in almost always, but if im dog tired and dont hear it, the drums coming in will do it.
I'm awful at waking up, absolute dog shit.
I recently got a watch that monitors my heart rate and can also do alarms, it just vibrate, but the buttons are small and the screen is finicky so I have to really focus to press snooze or end. Then I have an alarm on my phone that starts vibrating a minute later and its been working great to wake me up.
Unfortunately I can't do any sort of sound because it'll wake up the whole house, then we're all having a bad morning.
C418 - Stal
Starts off smooth so you won't instamute it, but once the recorder starts playing you're not sleeping through it
I really like waking up to bird song.
One unexpected benefit is that i recognize it now as the signal to wake up, but it is usually subtle enough that it doesn't wake other people up in the same room, especially if i turn on rising volume.
radio alarm app!
Non, je ne regrette rien...
Not a song but consider waking up with a slowly brightening light, itβs impressively effective and I wake up a lot fresher myself. Tons of ways to do it from all in one alarm clocks to smart home devices. Just make sure turning away from the clock allows you any shade (I have ceiling lights do it instead of a weak nightstand deal)
Perhaps some good ol' System of a Down?
How about Sogno di Volare?
red alert klaxons, or something else from a star trek sound bank like this
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