A naive approach, which for most purposes could be sufficient, would be to apply a low pass filter effect unit to a white noise generator. Eg, with an audio unit graph. The generator could simply spit out random samples.
Sent from my iPhone On Feb 20, 2013, at 6:14 AM, "Edwards, Waverly" < email@hidden> wrote: Is there a core audio API that would make it relatively easy to generate pink noise? I have been searching and havent come up with anything. I started looking at algorithms to generate pink noise and they all seem extremely complex. There also doesn’t seem to a consensus on what makes a good pink noise generator. Thank you, Waverly
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