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Green noise, also known as the mid-frequency component of white noise, serves various purposes. It is utilized in halftone dithering and as bounded Brownian noise for audio circuit testing. It is marketed as the ambient background noise of the world, simulating natural settings with minimal human-made sounds. Green noise shares similarities with pink noise but has a higher energy concentration around 500 Hz.
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Green noise, also known as the mid-frequency component of white noise, serves various purposes. It is utilized in halftone dithering and as bounded Brownian noise for audio circuit testing. It is marketed as the ambient background noise of the world, simulating natural settings with minimal human-made sounds. Green noise shares similarities with pink noise but has a higher energy concentration around 500 Hz.
