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Staggered cadence, rhythm generator?
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this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2024
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Why not just a second white noise, or other white noise adjacent sound? Even if they're both looped they're not going to have the same loop length and that will be a changing rhythm that way.
Been listening to combo of three audio files, white, pink and grey noise to block out all frequencies. 2 are youtube videos, and designed white noise loop I created in a sound editor program .
No matter how varied each sound source is, even in combo, there will be pattern variations that become predictable on repeat.
Kinda like how fremen walk on the sand in dune. Have to walk with no pattern, to not attract sandworms.