Computer-created pink-like noise

In this audio piece, the listener is introduced to an intriguing sonic experience titled "Computer-created pink-like noise". The audio begins with a layer of sound that is reminiscent of static hiss, a constant yet fluctuating tone. It's a digital symphony, where the noise is similar to pink noise but with a harsher edge. The audio composition is a test, an exploration of sound that has been created by a computer, illustrating the vast spectrum of noise that technology can produce. There's a certain sense of pareidolia, as your mind tries to find patterns and recognizable shapes within the continuous stream of noise. The sound is then split into a stereo effect, creating an immersive experience as the noise travels from one side to the other, enveloping the listener in a cocoon of pink-like noise. As you listen, you may even detect what sounds like EVP, or Electronic Voice Phenomena, the supposed voices of spirits captured in the noise. This computer-created pink-like