To summarize (in increasing high frequency content order): Red noise - very low frequency content, almost subaudio, akin to slow random. Pink noise - equal energy per octave, sounds like low-Q wind (open your car windows at 70 mph) White noise - equal energy per unit bandwidth, sounds higher pitched like steam. Blue noise - energy increases with frequency, has the most high frequency content of all. You can obtain practical audio approximations of these using white noise and highpass or lowpass filters, so the terms sound more exotic than they really are. Moe
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Re: noise in white and pink
2001-03-29 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com