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−3 dB/octave noise for calibration and natural-sounding masking.
Export 5 seconds of pink noise as WAV.
Pink noise decreases in intensity by about 3 dB per octave — equal energy per octave band. It sounds warmer than white noise and matches how many natural systems distribute energy.
Sound engineers play pink noise through monitors to tune room EQ. For sleep, pink noise sits between white and brown — less harsh than white, less boomy than brown on small speakers.
Start playback, adjust volume, and let it run as long as needed. All generation is client-side with seamless looping. Download WAV for offline calibration files.
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Use sliders and controls to set frequency, volume, and waveform. Changes apply in real time.
Download a WAV file or copy a share link. All processing stays on your device.
Standard for room tuning because each octave carries equal energy.