Thursday, March 04, 2010
demonstration of new paia 9751 noise source www.paia.com
YouTube via horchacha
"demonstrating the paia 9751 noise source
white/pink/blue noise
modulates a paia 9720 series VCO
www.paia.com
dave wright
www.notbreathing.com"
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It seems to me that what is presented here as blue noise is actually red noise! RED noise is a strongly LOWPASS filtered (cut-off between 100 and 500 Hz) white noise while BLUE noise is a strongly HIPASS filtered (cut-off above 1kHz) white noise.
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ReplyDeleteIt was lovely noise.
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