👤 Author: Geoff Bremner
🔗 Connect: https://linktr.ee/gbaudio
🤖 Built with Gemini and tested with Gemini.

A Python-based audio synthesis tool that generates ambient white noise processed with a low-pass filter to simulate the sound of rain. It features a configurable Low Frequency Oscillator (LFO) to introduce dynamic volume pulsing, creating a more natural and organic texture.

Visit here to run the code: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1qjRIw4dDrJRewt1h3PrHy-up7mOoDPCZ?usp=sharing#scrollTo=-L8Zs-IdOumf

• White Noise Synthesis: Generates pure white noise using NumPy.
• Rain Simulation: Applies a 5th-order Butterworth low-pass filter (2000 Hz cutoff) to soften the high frequencies, creating a "rain" texture.
• LFO Modulation: Implements a sine-wave Low Frequency Oscillator to modulate volume over time, adding movement to the static noise.
• Auto-Normalization: Automatically detects peak amplitude and normalizes audio to 0 dBFS to prevent clipping or low volume.
• High Fidelity: Operates at a standard 48kHz sample rate.

1. Clone the repository

   git clone [https://github.com/your-username/white-noise-lfo.git](https://github.com/your-username/white-noise-lfo.git)
   cd white-noise-lfo

2. Install dependencies It is recommended to use a virtual environment.

   pip install -r requirements.txt

This script is optimized for interactive environments like Jupyter Notebook or Google Colab, as it uses IPython.display.Audio to render playable audio widgets directly in the output.

1. Open the script or copy the code into a notebook cell.
2. Run the cell.
3. The script will generate two audio widgets:
   • Track 1: Static rain sound (Filtered White Noise).
   • Track 2: Dynamic rain sound (Filtered White Noise + LFO Modulation).

If running as a standard Python script (python white_noise_generator_with_lfo.py), the code will compile and execute, but you will not hear audio unless you export the file. See the "Next Steps" section below regarding file export.

You can tweak the sound generation by modifying the constants at the top of the script:

• numpy (Signal generation)
• scipy (Signal processing and filtering)
• IPython (Audio widget playback)

Generated for the White Noise Generator with LFO project.