random-noise
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random noise
HB50
noise resulting from a combination of a large number of elementary sounds occurring randomly in time
See also: pink noise; white noise
See also: pink noise; white noise
The instantaneous magnitudes of a random noise are specified only by probability distribution functions that give the fraction of the total time during which the magnitude, or some sequence of magnitudes, lies within a specified range.

