stackyFACTSWhere other noises are overwhelmingly screechy or entirely bass-heavy, pink noise tries to be perfectly democratic. It distributes its raw intensity completely evenly across every octave. Because of this meticulous scaling, it ironically sounds drastically more natural to human ears than perfectly flat signals.
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