[sdiy] red noise

[Curtin, Steven D (Steven)]

Cwejman uses different terminology than I've seen before, what they describe
as "red" sounds more like Pink.  It's nice that they included the slow
random signal.  At least on the E-Mu systems noise submodule I have, the
slow, 1/f sounding random signal was called Red.  Great for input to a S/H
and warbly filter modulations.  Looks like a nice unit, almost like what
those of us that missed getting the Fenix might want.

Steve C

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> ----------
> From: 	Crystal[SMTP:gosd at mwaz.com]
> Sent: 	Tuesday, May 22, 2001 6:58 PM
> To: 	synth-diy at node12b53.a2000.nl
> Subject: 	[sdiy] red noise
> 
> >tech specs say it can generate white and red noise. What is red noise?
> >
> >Seb Carr
> 
> 
> very low pass filtered noise (around 10Hz or so?)
> fun stuff
> alternatively it is Bill Nelson's early '80s thing
>