Black Noise

Black noise refers to a type of sound characterized by low frequencies and a lack of higher frequencies, often experienced as a deep, muffled sound. It is less common than white noise, which contains equal intensity across all frequencies. Black noise can be associated with the absence of sound or background ambient noise found in specific environments, such as the deep ocean or inside certain machinery. In various contexts, it may also be used metaphorically to describe overwhelming or chaotic information that obscures clarity and understanding.