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play -n synth brownnoise synth pinknoise mix synth sine amod 0.3 10 Updated, fancy answer (pleasing ocean waves):ДЄfter experimenting a bit with SoX, I came up with this great command which imitates the soft murmur of the sea with its soothing sound of waves that flow over a flat sandy beach on a sunny summer day.

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You install it from the official repositories, simply by typing: sudo apt-get install sox Use the Swiss army knife for sound generation, SoX. Note: answers that generate the brown note will not be appreciated в№ The important thing is a steady range-confined sample. Is there a sensible way to take random data and channel it into the audible range of white noise and out of my speakers? Answers that write to file are okay too. So we have things like /dev/urandom and paplay. That's how I aim to raise this one anyway.

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Plus I'm a glutton for punishment and I believe that if something can be done via the command line, that's the way we should be doing it.

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I know I could download one with youtube-dl from one of the many videos out there but copyright aside, frequency compression is horrible online I want full-white-frequency goodness. I want to generate my own white noise sample Apps for Android, dedicated boxes that I'm sure just play a tiny clip of pre-generated noise, all the way to mega-expensive true-random white noise generators. For an audio signal, for example, the relevant range is the band of audible sound frequencies, between 20 to 20,000 Hz. White noise defined as:ДЄ random signal is considered 'white noise' if it is observed to have a flat spectrum over the range of frequencies that is relevant to the context. This is becoming an alarmingly common pattern in this parenting game.ДЄnyway one of these things 'I need to buy' is a white noise generator. Some people tell me this is the way life is, some people tell me I need to buy things to fix it. If I knew that, or the BPM and bar distance the sweep was designed to cover, as I said, it would be much easier.ДЄs far as your last tip of stretching, thank you, are sure it will work even if the sweep wasn't recorded in Logic, i've had extremely inconsistent performance with Flex.I have a three week old baby. I usually don't know the exact rate (if it's even linear relative to a certain BPM) that the volume is rising at. Maybe in your experience it was as simple as quick volume automation, in mine, to get the sweep to act the same exact way as I hear it (or sing it) is not, for the main reason

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I'm not saying Logic itself is the problem (though Mac and Logic itself are making me scratch my head about 20 times a day about the design of their software, another topic - don't worry Just a guess but did the question rub you the wrong way? If you're happy with some of your audio sweeps except for their length, try turning Flex on for that track and drag the upper right corner to time-stretch the audio region. The flexibility of doing your own volume automation means you can control exactly how you want your sweep to evolve, at what rate etc. if you have an audio example of a specific sweep we can have a listen, but not all sweeps are created equal. There are no mathematical formulas, you just need to determine what kind of noise, what kind of effects, how long you want the sweep, etc etc.

If you have time to mix a song, you have time to automate the volume of a filter sweep. if the top producers don't have time for a little volume automation on a filter sweep, I'm not sure they qualify as top producers!? I mean honestly, volume automation is one of the most basic tools that most producers, bottom, middle and top, use all the time.

I'm assuming the top producers don't have time to screw around with this stuff If there are libraries that are done with tempo in mind, I'm assuming that would solve half the problem right there.

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Is there a known mathematic formula/value/way to do these things to save time? So if your song is say 120 BPM, and you want a sweep starting 3 bars before the chorus as a nice build up you know exactly how to set this up? One of the problems is I don't believe the audio sweeps I've seen online are done to a known BPM that they tell you about per sweep. I'm assuming the top producers don't have time to screw around with this stuff, I guess maybe they've set up template projects with sweeps. One still has to automate volume/duration of note/reverb and other stuff. The other way I know is to draw the sweeps as long midi notes with the es2 (adding a filter I believe and a ton of reverb for the actual sweep). I often have to really get in and automate volume etc, and it's never that successful. The ones I've downloaded as audio (from Vengeance, or others etc), often end a bit too soon, or too early. Hey, I'm looking to work with noise sweeps (both uplifters and just transition sweeps) in a quicker way.