[QzVyZbTg]

If ya wanna see if the so called brown noise ( makes ya **** yourself ) is true. They are gonna broadcast it on tv.

I reckon its bullshit, but better have the loo roll ready [rofl]

[Blelidupgerie]

But from what I understand, the frequency used is so low that it wouldn't be transmitted anyway (since the audio compression removes very low and very high frequency sounds).

But having said that, I would love to hear from someone that wants to have some coffee with sweeter, plus some cookies and then listen to the sound.

[uwJzsM8t]

If ya wanna see if the so called brown noise ( makes ya **** yourself ) is true. They are gonna broadcast it on tv.

I reckon its bullshit, but better have the loo roll ready [rofl]

Afaik Myth Busters busted the brown noise theory/myth ?

[TamreuddyRada]

Some really low bass and a powerful woofer can make you kinda feel like ya gotta crap.

[Gilowero]

Afaik Myth Busters busted the brown noise theory/myth ?

Yeah. They did it aaaaaages ago!

[adunnyByday]

Brown noise is simply a form of white noise where the relative intensity level is an inverse square proportion to the frequency of each waveform component (c.f. white noise where the intensity levels are equally distributed and pink noise where the levels are just inversely proportional to the frequencies).

It's called Brown noise as it's an abbreviation of Brownian noise.

[ricochettty]

Brown noise is simply a form of white noise where the relative intensity level is an inverse square proportion to the frequency of each waveform component (c.f. white noise where the intensity levels are equally distributed and pink noise where the levels are just inversely proportional to the frequencies).

It's called Brown noise as it's an abbreviation of Brownian noise.

Who needs google when you're around!

[Gilowero]

Brown noise is simply a form of white noise where the relative intensity level is an inverse square proportion to the frequency of each waveform component (c.f. white noise where the intensity levels are equally distributed and pink noise where the levels are just inversely proportional to the frequencies).

It's called Brown noise as it's an abbreviation of Brownian noise.

No, this is a different "brown noise". This is a very low sound of such power that, supposedly, it will make you **** yourself. On Mythbusters they called it the "brown note".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_note

[adunnyByday]

Either way, of course, the whole notion of the Brown note is bollocks. The myth perpetuated from brown noise anyway.