Re: randomized white noise = white noise?


"Kiviranta, Mikko"

** Well, " red noise " results when white noise is passed through a LPF
with a constant - 6dB per octave slope.

In Wikipedia, this seems also be called brown noise, after Brownian
motion.


** The term in common use is "red noise".


IMO - the notion that pink noise can be created by mixing one red and
white is a bit fanciful.

I think all the other descriptions beyond "white" are more or less
arbitrary.



** That is just no so.

What you "think" is irrelevant.





........ Phil


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