patterns.spectral · v1 · renderer canvas
Result
Brown · β = 2.00 · slope -2.00 · 7 colours
The spectrum of a random walk. Soft, rolling, cloud-like: each step is small and the errors accumulate. Built by filling a 1024×1024 complex spectrum with Gaussian coefficients scaled by f^(-β/2), then inverse-transforming and taking the real part — the same shaping audio.noise applies across audible frequency. One thing the shared name hides: a plane holds more modes at high frequency than a line does, about f of them per unit f, so the power in an octave goes as f^(2-β) rather than f^(1-β). The exponent that puts equal power in every octave is therefore 2 here where it is 1 in audio, which is why brown is the default and why pink reads as grain rather than as weather.
Measurements
Seed receipt
Drawn from the kernel entropy pool on the server that rendered this page. (The source you picked was unreachable, so we fell back to the kernel.)
- source
- Operating System CSPRNG
- observed
- 2026-09-14T17:21:43+00:00
- latency
- 1217ms
- mixed with
- nothing — this source stands alone
This source publishes no per-draw proof URL.
Permalink
The token is the seed, so this link recomputes the result rather than looking it up. No database, and it works for as long as v1 does.
This page and /api/v1/g/patterns.spectral run the same code. There is no private endpoint.