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i was wondering if anyone could explain the circuit at he following link
http://www.synthfool.com/schematics/polynoise.gif
http://www.synthfool.com/schematics/polynoise.gif
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A Polyfusion Noise Generator is an electronic device that produces a wide range of random noises, often used in scientific research and music production.
A Polyfusion Noise Generator uses various electronic components, such as diodes and transistors, to create a continuous stream of random voltage fluctuations, which are then amplified and converted into audible noise.
Polyfusion Noise Generators are commonly used in scientific experiments to simulate natural environmental noises, test electronic equipment and measure sound levels. They are also used in music production to create unique sound effects and textures.
Yes, a Polyfusion Noise Generator can be used for signal processing. The random noise produced can be used to filter, modulate or distort other signals, adding complexity and character to the processed sound.
Yes, there are different types of Polyfusion Noise Generators, including white noise, pink noise, and brown noise generators. Each type produces a different distribution of frequencies, making them suitable for different applications.