How Does It Work?#

Noise is a compact noise source with six selectable colors, ranging from flat-spectrum white noise to brighter or darker filtered variants.

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Quick Overview#

• It has one control and one output.
• Type selects the current noise color.
• The output runs continuously with no inputs required.

Inputs And Outputs#

Port	Type	What It Does
Out	Audio	Outputs the selected noise color.

Controls Reference#

Control	Values	Default	Behavior
Type	White, Pink, Brown, Blue, Violet, Grey	White	Selects the active noise algorithm.

Noise Colors#

Type	Character
White	Flat spectrum with equal energy across frequencies.
Pink	Darker balance with roughly equal energy per octave.
Brown	Even darker, drifting low-heavy noise.
Blue	Brighter than white, with extra high-frequency emphasis.
Violet	Brighter still, with a stronger top-end tilt.
Grey	Tuned for a more perceptually even loudness balance.

Patching Ideas#

• Use White or Blue for hats, transients, and bright textures.
• Use Pink or Brown for wind, rumble, and softer backgrounds.
• Switch types while monitoring the same patch to hear how spectral balance changes the role of the source.