ipp.noisecorrelate.pd

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#X text 352 43 This example shows the difference between correlated
and uncorelated noise on a multi-speaker setup. You can understand
noise either as the sum of all frequencies evenly distributed \, or
as random samples in audio rate. When you hear the same noise through
all speakers simultaneously (corelated) \, you should experience comb-filter
effects when moving or turning your head.;
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