Music for spas and wellness
Spa music that never breaks the calm
In a spa, music is part of the treatment. A guest lying on a massage table for ninety minutes notices everything: a track that is suddenly louder than the last one, a gap of silence, a voice cutting in to advertise something. Each of those moments undoes some of the calm you are selling.
Tunelay is designed for exactly this kind of listening. Tracks in our calm moods are normalised to the same loudness, transitions are long and soft, nothing interrupts the music unless you scheduled it yourself, and playback runs from the device’s own cache so the music does not depend on the reception in the treatment rooms.
What breaks the calm
Small sound problems feel big when a guest is completely relaxed.
Volume jumps between tracks
Music collected from different sources is mastered at different levels. One quiet piece, then one much louder, and the guest’s shoulders tense again.
Silence mid-treatment
A playlist ends, a streaming app logs out, the Wi-Fi in the back rooms drops. Silence in a treatment room is surprisingly loud.
Interruptions you didn’t choose
Free streaming services play ads. Notifications from a phone used as a player come through the speakers.
Reception and treatment rooms need different sound
Reception can carry a little more presence; treatment rooms need something almost weightless. One player for everything rarely works.
Listen to this atmosphere
Moods for wellness
Slow, even instrumentals with long phrases and no sudden peaks.
Preview clips are added once their promotional rights are documented.
Calm Spa
Soft pads, piano and strings at a slow, steady pace for treatment rooms.
- Ambient
- Instrumental
Samples coming soon
Still Water
Nature-inspired textures and minimal melodies for relaxation areas.
- Ambient
- Minimal
Samples coming soon
Warm Reception
Gentle acoustic instrumentals with a little more presence for the front desk.
- Acoustic
- Instrumental
Samples coming soon
A typical spa day
Fewer changes, longer crossfades. The mood shifts so slowly that nobody notices the moment it happens.
Opening
Warm Reception
A light welcome for early appointments.
Treatments
Calm Spa
Treatment-room zones settle into slow, even instrumentals for the rest of the day.
Relaxation area
Still Water
Minimal textures for guests resting between treatments.
Closing
Silence
A ten-second fade-out once the last guests have left.
Times are an example — you set your own.
How it fits
How spas use Tunelay
Even loudness, track after track
Every track in the catalogue is normalised to the same target loudness before it is approved, so the volume you set stays the volume guests hear.
Long, quiet transitions
Set the crossfade for your calm playlists up to twelve seconds. Tracks melt into each other instead of ending and starting.
No interruptions by default
There are no ads. Announcements are optional and off unless you upload and schedule one — you might use them in reception only, never in treatment rooms.
Independent of the Wi-Fi
Music is cached on the device, so weak reception in the back of the building does not matter once it has synced.
Example scenarios
Illustrative situations to show how the product behaves — not customer stories.
A ninety-minute massage
The treatment-room zone plays Calm Spa with a ten-second crossfade. Over ninety minutes the guest hears one continuous, level stream of sound with no gaps and no voice.
Different speakers in different rooms
Reception uses a Bluetooth speaker, the treatment rooms a wired AUX system. Each player simply plays through the output its device uses, and staff can pause or turn it down from the tablet whenever a guest asks for quiet.
A late-opening evening
On Thursdays you open until ten. A recurring exception extends the treatment-room schedule, and the player goes quiet after closing as usual.
Setup
Setting up a spa
- 1Add your spa as a location and set opening hours, including late evenings.
- 2Create zones for reception, treatment rooms and relaxation areas as needed.
- 3Pair a player in each zone using the six-digit code on screen.
- 4Choose calm moods and set long crossfades for treatment rooms.
- 5Set conservative maximum volumes so staff can only adjust within a quiet range.
Frequently asked questions
Are there any ads or voice messages in the music?
No ads, ever. The only voice content is announcements you upload and schedule yourself, and you can keep them out of treatment rooms entirely.
Why does loudness matter so much?
Tracks mastered at different levels cause sudden volume jumps. Our catalogue is normalised to one loudness target, so the level stays steady.
Can treatment rooms have a different volume from reception?
Yes. Each zone has its own maximum volume and schedule.
Which speakers does it work with?
Any speaker setup the device can use: Bluetooth, AUX/3.5 mm, USB or HDMI. The player plays through whatever output the device is set to, and staff control pause, play and volume.
Keep exploring
Bring a steadier calm to your spa
Tell us about your rooms and opening hours. We’ll show you how a full day would sound.