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> KrakenRF notes that if you must use an FM signal, pick a heavy-metal station “since heavy metal is closer to white noise.” Does a white noise correlation ana
by downvotetruth 4y ago
> KrakenRF notes that if you must use an FM signal, pick a heavy-metal station “since heavy metal is closer to white noise.”
Does a white noise correlation analysis exist for other musical genres?
- progre 4y agoI coworker once wondered about my Wolves in the throne room-tshirt and when I sent him a link his comment was "wow, thats... saturated" I would think that the white noise scale from less to more goes something like Nu-metal, power metal, heavy metal, death metal,(edit:) thrash metal, black metal, noisecore
- drivers99 4y agothrash not trash I assume
- CapricornNoble 4y agoAgree with your white noise scale, with Anaal Nathrakh straddling the black metal / noisecore divide: https://youtu.be/5wvkdL7Ra1I https://youtu.be/5wvkdL7Ra1I \m/ >_< \m/
- none_to_remain 4y agoCheck out Merzbow
- hedora 4y agoCthuga and WinAmp used to visualize this well. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthugha_(software) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthugha_(software) Atari Teenage Riot is definitely closer to white noise than 1990's metal. (Metal has retaken that throne these days.)
- jasonladuke0311 4y agoShoegaze is known for lots of distortion, so I presume this would be pretty high?