What are you using to generate pink noise ?

SK1 · 11th October 2006

Hey people,

What are you using to generate pink noise ??

I need somthing that works and is cost effective.

RooF · 11th October 2006

a plugin?

Ollie · 11th October 2006

A product by Gold-line products

Driven by a 9 volt battery
http://www.gold-line.com/noise.htm

This works on 48 volt thru the console
Also there is a company http://www.intelix.com/products/test_tools.htm

Crash · 11th October 2006

Neutrik made Minirator MR1. Quite the handy little device.

cosmos · 11th October 2006

a Q+ .

tubedude · 11th October 2006

http://www.nti-audio.com/Home/Produc...3/Default.aspx

Free generator, download and go.

Led · 12th October 2006

My console oscillator, but if you need a hand held thingy, I see these things on ebay all the time called "pink sticks". I was thinking of gettting one for recoring impulses.

Jim vanBergen · 12th October 2006

Decent pink noise requires a decent algorithm. As no pink noise is truly "random", it's important to get one that is awfully close.

+1 for the Neutrik Minirator. Really good quality pink, and a bunch of other excellent sources. Roadworthy to boot.

AlexLakis · 12th October 2006

My wife.

(+2 for minirator.)

tubedude · 12th October 2006

Its the minirator plug in that I linked above... for FREE as I mentioned before. Seems to work fantabulously.

sleepwalker · 12th October 2006

Adobe Audition. Cool Edit Pro works as well.

SK1 · 13th October 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by sleepwalker

Adobe Audition. Cool Edit Pro works as well.

WTF ??

I don't get it.

( edit ....... doh !!! I read Adobe and thought photoshop ....... duh !! ) Google is my freind.

Thanks man !

SK1 · 13th October 2006

Thanks for your input people !

obostic · 13th October 2006

+3 Neutrik Minirator

vixapphire · 13th October 2006

i bought a technics SH-8055 graphic eq w/ spectrum analyzer from ebay for $85. it has a built-in pink noise generator and came with a decent microphone. it's the only home stereo graphic eq with the light show that i've seen that actually provides the noise gen. and mic inputs to make the spectrum analyzer good for something other than "wow man" lighting effects.

$85, and it does hella nice things to audio that's passed thru it (i have the i/o on my patchbay for use as an inline effect for synths, etc.). now that's a bargain!

v

warhead · 13th October 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlexLakis

My wife.)

I was curious to know if anybody answered on that level after reading the title, and you did it.

I use Nuendo.

Or, my wife.

War

Jim vanBergen · 17th October 2006

Um, War-
how do you get your wife to provide pink noise with the proper scaling, and not just have white noise (equal energy per frequency, instead of per octave)?

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SK1 Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 1,142 Thread Starter	What are you using to generate pink noise ? Hey people, What are you using to generate pink noise ?? I need somthing that works and is cost effective.

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tubedude Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Location: Ky. Posts: 637	http://www.nti-audio.com/Home/Produc...3/Default.aspx Free generator, download and go. __________________ You CAN polish a turd... if you freeze it first.

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RooF Gear maniac Joined: Jan 2005 Location: Paris Posts: 183	a plugin?

11th October 2006	#3
Ollie Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2004 Location: Chicago Posts: 1,010 1 Review written	A product by Gold-line products Driven by a 9 volt battery http://www.gold-line.com/noise.htm This works on 48 volt thru the console Also there is a company http://www.intelix.com/products/test_tools.htm

11th October 2006	#4
Crash Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2003 Location: San Antonio Texas Posts: 1,773	Neutrik made Minirator MR1. Quite the handy little device.

11th October 2006	#5
cosmos Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,953	a Q+ .

12th October 2006	#7
Led Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2006 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 2,728	My console oscillator, but if you need a hand held thingy, I see these things on ebay all the time called "pink sticks". I was thinking of gettting one for recoring impulses.

12th October 2006	#8
Jim vanBergen Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2005 Location: New York Friggin' City Posts: 2,562	Decent pink noise requires a decent algorithm. As no pink noise is truly "random", it's important to get one that is awfully close. +1 for the Neutrik Minirator. Really good quality pink, and a bunch of other excellent sources. Roadworthy to boot.

12th October 2006	#9
AlexLakis Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Annapolis, MD/Los Angeles, CA Posts: 3,631	My wife. (+2 for minirator.)

12th October 2006	#11
sleepwalker Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 1,234	Adobe Audition. Cool Edit Pro works as well.

13th October 2006	#13
SK1 Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 1,142 Thread Starter	Thanks for your input people !

13th October 2006	#14
obostic Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2003 Location: On the Move Posts: 619	+3 Neutrik Minirator

13th October 2006	#15
vixapphire Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 2,493	i bought a technics SH-8055 graphic eq w/ spectrum analyzer from ebay for $85. it has a built-in pink noise generator and came with a decent microphone. it's the only home stereo graphic eq with the light show that i've seen that actually provides the noise gen. and mic inputs to make the spectrum analyzer good for something other than "wow man" lighting effects. $85, and it does hella nice things to audio that's passed thru it (i have the i/o on my patchbay for use as an inline effect for synths, etc.). now that's a bargain! v

17th October 2006	#17
Jim vanBergen Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2005 Location: New York Friggin' City Posts: 2,562	Um, War- how do you get your wife to provide pink noise with the proper scaling, and not just have white noise (equal energy per frequency, instead of per octave)?