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Topic: Pink Noise in Wav. File?
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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today
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Posts: 12859
From: Denver, Colorado
Registered: May 99
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posted 11-26-2001 07:39 PM
John! John!The awesome sound demo is far more awesome then you let on! It's 176KB per second (notice the big "B" in "KB"... if you use a little "b" then you are talking bits not bytes and must be referring to an MP3) since it is an uncompressed stereo WAV file. Now that is AWESOME! Digital is ALWAYS perfect! If you look "digital" up in the dictionary, the definition is simply "perfect". Brad! Brad! That pink noise is way too quiet! I can barely hear it! I must turn my volume knob up to 2 or 3 o'clock just to enjoy the pink noise! Also, it stops halfway through and then starts again! I don't like interrupted listening! I know I can easily import it into a sound editor and delete the silent part, but I'd rather you did all the work. Fix these two things and you'll have an excellent listening experience... perfect for parties or just listening to while driving the car!
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