Pink Noise Ten Hours - The Classic Now in Dark Screen

Here it is, Pink Noise Ten Hours, the classic, rendered with a higher audio stream rate and dark screen as requested by listeners. Pink Noise has been listened to as a restful sleep sound, to mask loud sounds, to help study or concentrate, ear fatigue relief like tinnitus, headphone burn-in, or as a background listen to something so basic and minimalist, the mind can focus on other tasks. Pink Noise is related to White Noise, the difference being increased low frequencies (bass) which makes it sound more even and pleasing to the listener, like ocean waves or a big waterfall. Let's not get too deep. This is entertainment after all. The creation process involved a DAW (digital audio workstation), ProTools. A audio synthesizer plug-in was utilized for a new and improved sound to create noise which is then equalized to represent the audio spectrum responses of pink noise as defined by the broadcast industry in the early-mid 20th Century. The audio is recorded from the generator for 10 hours and then exported into a video editing program, Magix Vegas. A corresponding video is created with custom graphics I made in the video program. The visual is animated eventually dimming, then married to the audio and rendered out to the full length final video.