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I've had a request to create experimental sounds, such as:
White noise, Brown noise and Pink noise types plus combinations
3D Spinning (binaural)
Solfeggio frequencies
Alternative tunings away from standard A440
Any suggestions or help appreciated

Namaste

J

Some of those things can be done easily and for free with Audacity

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

It has a noise generator for white, pink and brown noise; it has a tone generator that lets you specify the exact frequency other than the waveform, useful to reproduce the solfeggio tones.

You could use it also to explore different tuning systems knowing their frequencies, but for this it could be easier to use specific VSTi's like Regula by XOXOS: http://www.xoxos.net/vst/vst.html

Jagadamba wrote:
... 3D Spinning (binaural) ...

Audacity plus one of these plugins ...
rjh-stereo-tool.ny
spin.ny

Thank you copyc4t for the quick and positive reply and for the links.
I had been using my old version of Cooledit for the noise generation. I will look into Audacity and experiment with it. If I can help in any way with any projects you are working on, let me know.

J

Thanks Timbre. I'll give these a go now.

J

Jagadamba wrote:
Thanks Timbre. I'll give these a go now.
J

For some reason the link to "spin.ny" plugin isn't working at the moment.
But the "rjh-stereo-tool.ny" link is OK , ( it allows spin speed to accelerate or decelerate).

Hi Timbre,

No problem, I worked it out by using the search bar with your info and searched for binaural etc. Thanks again for the help.

J

I've fixed the link to "spin.ny" plugin (above).

Maybe this could be some inspiration for you

http://www.freesound.org/people/Headphaze/sounds/235527/

Read the sound description for more info.

blatant plug ... http://www.freesound.org/people/Timbre/sounds/215302/

Thank you all for the help and demos. I will look into this a bit deeper before I dive in. Keep up the great work

Yeah the binural sounds seem to have some good scientific studies to back them up. Very interesting what the right audio frequencies can do to the brain.