We generally describe noise colors in terms of light frequency and the distribution of the frequencies in the noise. So red noise has the lower frequencies at higher volume than the high frequencies, blue noise has more at the upper frequencies, and white noise is even the while way across.
Red noise sounds like the ocean, white noise sounds like static, blue noise sounds like angrier, fizzier static. Brown noise means the same thing as red noise, it’s just named after some guy called Brown for complicated science history reasons.
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