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From: jgray@pilchuck.UUCP
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Subject: Re: white and pink noise
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Date: Sat, 29-Mar-86 15:44:37 EST
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Posted: Sat Mar 29 15:44:37 1986
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**** munch munch *******


> From: "ROBERTS, JOHN" <roberts@nbs-vms.ARPA>
> 
> I think knowledge of the implementation of such features is definitely 
> important to those who wish to take advantage of the Amiga as a sound
> generator. (Question: If the Amiga gererates sound only by repeating a
> previously programmed waveform, can it ever generate good random noise?
> How rapidly can the waveform be updated?)
> 

One needs not generate thine noise from repeated invokations of thy
random generator consort. Tis said that many a noise wizard hath faithfully
deceived foolish mortals of the "golden ear" by merely conjuring up
a small sample of this devilish substance and proffering it to their
adepts of sound. These champions of sound, in turn, cast a spell of replication
which subjects the mortal to unending bombardment of samples (least the mortal
find his interrupt key). For a ask you. Canst thou tell the difference
from one snowflake to another amidst a storm?


			Writing a somewhat diffent Unix spell program,

				Jerrold L. Gray
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