Cranked way up, it gives a background noise ambience that’s like wind (heard from indoors, or being out in the wind) which can go from almost still, to thousands of miles an hour.Īttn: folks doing Rackwindows for VCV Rack, or any project like it.
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It’s in the code, how to work around that part.Įnjoy the plugin if you like weird noise sources: again, might be sound design, maybe you’d like to gate it along with something? Gate it along with your snare and pick one of the midrangey settings and you might get a nice beefy reinforcement. However, you don’t have to actually add them all every sample. It has a brighter top-end than VoiceOfTheStarship, and runs just as fast, but requires you keep a big pile of numbers around.
Now, imagine that for each random number you put in, that tells you the next position in the list to replace. And you’re replacing them with new random values, and you get your output by adding ’em together. I’m not sure it’s better but it’s different, and what it does is: say you’re keeping a list of values that are all random.
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I’ve also done clever forms of noise like VoiceOfTheStarship (there in your NewUpdates.zip download for free, try it and compare with DarkNoise) which do the brownian noise, but at regular intervals it forces the random noise always to move TOWARDS zero, suppressing the DC naturally. And if you take a value and add rand() to it every sample, that’s Brownian noise (something moves, but randomly) but it generates DC offset and needs to get filtered. (or if you use an algorithm like my dithering-to-the-floating-point, which is not crypto-grade noise but runs more CPU-efficiently). So how it works is: if you just generate rand() every sample, that’s white noise. It’s basically a way to generate noise directly that’s more midrangey, or more bassy, without having to filter it (though there’s a filter included, too!) I don’t have reverb plugins ready for this week, because I’ve been shoveling snow all day every day to dig myself out of a blizzard! So I posted this instead :)ĭarkNoise is a technical experiment, that might be useful for sound design folks, or game coders, or people coding things like algorithmic clap effects. TL DW: DarkNoise is an alternative method for producing bassier noise directly.
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