http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_noise
PINK NOISE!!!
Quote:
"From a practical point of view, producing true pink noise is impossible, since the energy of such a signal would be infinite. That is, the energy of pink noise in any frequency interval from f1 to f2 is proportional to log(f2 / f1), and if f2 is infinity, so is the energy. Similarly, the energy of a pink noise signal would be infinite for f1 = 0. This is not a surprise, though, because a signal containing frequencies down to zero extends infinitely in time ..."
OK I know noisy pink bubbles is how Devin once viewed people, but is the title also somehow related to pink noise? I find the relation overwhelming, everything is here and comes down to the lines in Skeksis: "colors relate to numbers relate to sound". Can it be just a coincidence? If it is, I promised I'll eat the Infinity booklet. I don't want to eat my Infinity booklet.
Thanks.
PINK NOISE!!!
Quote:
"From a practical point of view, producing true pink noise is impossible, since the energy of such a signal would be infinite. That is, the energy of pink noise in any frequency interval from f1 to f2 is proportional to log(f2 / f1), and if f2 is infinity, so is the energy. Similarly, the energy of a pink noise signal would be infinite for f1 = 0. This is not a surprise, though, because a signal containing frequencies down to zero extends infinitely in time ..."
OK I know noisy pink bubbles is how Devin once viewed people, but is the title also somehow related to pink noise? I find the relation overwhelming, everything is here and comes down to the lines in Skeksis: "colors relate to numbers relate to sound". Can it be just a coincidence? If it is, I promised I'll eat the Infinity booklet. I don't want to eat my Infinity booklet.
Thanks.
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